Hey lady
There was an amazingly appauling video on Youtube earlier in the month, of Racist Jabba the Hutt In Drag discussing how she "can't imagine a President being named Obama."
The video was taken off the site, but here is a transcript:
Husband: "I just hope it stays running until I can retire."
While Shaun is wrestling with his decision, his wife Tracy firmly supports the McCain/Palin ticket. So we wanted to hear from her as well.
Interviewer: "What's the most important issue for you in this election?"
Jabba: "The one who has the most faith in the lord."
Interviewer: "That's make or break for you?"
Jabba: "That should be make and break for everybody."
Interviewer: "And when you hear people saying "Well, we understand your faith, but what if your gunna vote against your husbands interests as an American worker?
Jabba: "The Lord will take care of us. That's the way I look at things."
For Tracy Kerlee this election is not so much about polices, as it is about values. She says she doesn't feel like Barak Obama shears her conservative religious world view.
Jabba: "I can't imagine having a President of the United States saying that he's President Obama. I really have a problem with that, and I'm not the only one."
Interviewer: "Because that means what to you?"
Jabba: "His background. A mother that was Atheist, ugh. That really gets to me. Um. A father that was a Muslim, that should get to everyone."
Interviewer: "And when Barak Obama and his wife Michelle say "But we're faith based, we're Christians.""
Jabba: "The Church they were members of? That's not the Christianity I know. That's not the Christianity that's in the Bible."
Interviewer: "And so for you, you are firmly decided?"
Jabba: "Definitely"
Interviewer: "And what do you say to your husband who is still on the fence?"
Jabba: "I will pray for him. He knows what the right decision is."
So hey, all of you ridiculous religious voters that turn out for one issue:
Don't worry, things will be better for all of us.
The video was taken off the site, but here is a transcript:
Husband: "I just hope it stays running until I can retire."
While Shaun is wrestling with his decision, his wife Tracy firmly supports the McCain/Palin ticket. So we wanted to hear from her as well.
Interviewer: "What's the most important issue for you in this election?"
Jabba: "The one who has the most faith in the lord."
Interviewer: "That's make or break for you?"
Jabba: "That should be make and break for everybody."
Interviewer: "And when you hear people saying "Well, we understand your faith, but what if your gunna vote against your husbands interests as an American worker?
Jabba: "The Lord will take care of us. That's the way I look at things."
For Tracy Kerlee this election is not so much about polices, as it is about values. She says she doesn't feel like Barak Obama shears her conservative religious world view.
Jabba: "I can't imagine having a President of the United States saying that he's President Obama. I really have a problem with that, and I'm not the only one."
Interviewer: "Because that means what to you?"
Jabba: "His background. A mother that was Atheist, ugh. That really gets to me. Um. A father that was a Muslim, that should get to everyone."
Interviewer: "And when Barak Obama and his wife Michelle say "But we're faith based, we're Christians.""
Jabba: "The Church they were members of? That's not the Christianity I know. That's not the Christianity that's in the Bible."
Interviewer: "And so for you, you are firmly decided?"
Jabba: "Definitely"
Interviewer: "And what do you say to your husband who is still on the fence?"
Jabba: "I will pray for him. He knows what the right decision is."
So hey, all of you ridiculous religious voters that turn out for one issue:
Don't worry, things will be better for all of us.