More fallout over Biden's "he's goin' to put you-all back in chains" comment.

<<<<<  Did you know that in recent polls,  Obama's support within the black community has fallen from 95% in 2008 to just over 80%,  today??  

When Biden made this accusation against Mitt Romney,  "He's going to put you-all back in chains," (1)  he took far too lightly the issue of black slavery and (2) he implied that it was the Republicans who enslaved blacks,  back in the day.  Of course,  the truth of the matter is that it was the Democrat Party that invented the KKK,  represented the South during the civil war,  hung/beat/burned hundreds of blacks until the Federal Government forced them to quit such idiocy in mid-1960's,  and segregated the military during each of the two World Wars.  

More than this,  however,  Biden's comments received this rebuff from the nation's first black governor,  Douglas Wilder:   

As reported in a UK paper:  America’s first black governor in modern times has become the most senior Democrat to break ranks over Joe Biden’s ‘y’all in chains’ comments, telling the Vice President: 'Slavery is nothing to joke about.'

Douglas Wilder, who was governor of Virginia from 1990 to 1994 and the first black governor since Reconstruction, told CNN that 'without question' Biden’s remarks in Danville, Virginia (though the veep seemed to think he was in North Carolina) 'were appeals to race'.

He continued: 'The important thing I got out of this was Biden separated himself from what he accused the people of doing. As a matter of fact, what he said is they are going to do something to y’all, not to me. Not us. So he was still involved with that separate American.

'As far as I am concerned, the President would not associate himself with those remarks. And I expect as the days go forward there will be more clarity associated with what the president feels about what Joe Biden said.

Understand that nearly each day,  something comes out of the Obama campaign that keeps them on the defensive.  This most recent example,  Biden's "chain" comment,  demonstrates the VP's incompetency much more than it foretells a feigned racial bias.  The man just does not know any better.  Can you imagine this moron being the president of the United States???  I think the entire nation is seeing the problem.  

Will Obama remain loyal to his VP?  Of course.  No one tells Obama what to do.