The AA male who asked, How the bailout would help me? McCain offended him

[Obamarulz11]

He made the assumption that he didnt know who Fannie/Freddie Mac was. His facial expression was sour.

[texpatriot2004]

1. I was offended and it wasn't even my question. nm

[rebel with a cause]

3. I just heard that he talked to him like he was mentally challenged.

mccain is a racist and it coming through. those of us who recognize these things will know this, but will others?

[Kind of Blue]

2. My jaw dropped when gramps said that. Unbelievable!

But the AA guy, to me, was laughing, like, you're an asshole. I'm so glad you caught that, thought it was my mind spinning too hard against gramps. Did you catch the non handshake? Unbelievable. "That one." Unbelievable.

[BeyondGeography]

4. And then he called him "Allan," which was the name of the old white guy

who asked the previous question.

Top shelf, Gramps. :thumbsup:

[BlooInBloo]

5. Everybody knows black folks don't know anything...

What could you POSSIBLY find offensive about that?

:rofl:

[mohc]

6. You can also see him

When McCain makes his "that one" comment the same questioner can be seen behind Obama. Either he took issue with the comment or he was really bored based on his reaction.

[bklyncowgirl]

7. I thought that was pretty condescending

It would have been amusing if the young man had said something to the effect of , "Well to be honest Senator, I'm a professor of economics at the University of Tennessee"

Assuming that people are ignorant is the height of arrogance.

[Supersedeas]

8. AA Female -- he didn't acknowledge her name...made a point a repeat every White questioners name