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Bus and Driver: Ludacris Edition
A Blog For All — ... presidents get out and vote or the end will be near the world is ready for change because Obama is here! cause Obama is here The world is ready for change because Obama is here! Stay classy. Obama is going to throw Ludacris under the bus for his comments in an attempt to portray himself as being upstanding, even though he had no problem meeting with him in the past despite Ludacris' repeated use of misogynistic lyrics. The bus is definitely warming up, and that sound you hear is it backing up and over . Labels: ...

Queen of the Orcs And Other Stories
ECHIDNE OF THE SNAKES — ... Ludacris has produced a political song in support of Barack Obama's campaign. Sadly, the song is not one which the Obama campaign could support. Indeed, the campaign expressed its disapproval in the strongest possible terms. ...

Ludacris: Hillary is a Bitch, McCain Should be Paralyzed, & Obama Is The Man (Video)
Tennessee Guerilla Women — ... The Obama campaign has denounced Ludacris' new single - "Politics: Obama Is Here." I wonder if the msm pundits will risk being a national laughingstock by doing the same. Funny, I don't remember the unity candidate denouncing the sexism while Hillary was still in the race. ...

Obama Won't Let His Daughters Listen to Filthy Rap Music... Well, Except This One (Video)
Gateway Pundit — Busted! Obama Is Snoop Dogged---- Yesterday, after the rapper Ludacris released his filthy rap on B**** Hillary, paralyzed McCain and mentally handicapped Bush, the Obama campaign came out with this statement: "As Barack Obama has said many, many times in the past, rap lyrics today too often perpetuate misogyny, materialism, and degrading images that he doesn’t want his daughters or any children exposed to," said spokesman Bill Burton. ...

La hipocresía: the Obama-Ludacris/McCain-Daddy Yankee double standard
BuzzFlash.org - Progressive News and Commentary with an Attitude | Fight Ignorance: Read BuzzFlash — ... When Ludacris came out with an offensive pro-Obama/anti-Hillary/anti-McCain song, Republicans and Democrats -- including the Obama campaign -- decried it. But even though the candidate himself said Ludacris "should be ashamed," some right-wing pundits took the opportunity to make it about more than just the one song. They railed on Obama for calling Ludacris talented and said it demonstrated how outside the cultural mainstream he was. So now that John McCain has enthusiastically accepted the endorsement of reggaeton star "Daddy Yankee," ...