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Not by the color of his skin but the arugula-laden contents of his recycled Whole Foods grocery bags
Unqualified Offerings — By Thoreau The Onion’s latest video makes an interesting point: Is it not a weird sign of unexpected progress when an African-American candidate is portrayed as an overly-intellectual member of the elite class? We’ve reached the point where instead of fearing that the black guy will mug you, you now fear that he’ll solicit donations for PBS or ask you to attend a poetry reading. (Sorry, Jim.) When stereotyping Obama with food preferences, instead of fried chicken we talk about free-range chicken roasted with an arugula and feta stuffing. (And that had better be organically ...

From angry black man to elitist, FOX helps fulfill MLK's dream
News Hounds — The Onion gets it, and thanks FOX for their part in elevating a black man to the stature of "elitist." Video after the jump. Portrayal Of Obama As Elitist Hailed As Step Forward For African Americans

Obama Isn’t Funny? The Onion Begs to Differ
Daily Pundit — International Con Man Barack Obama Leaves U.S. With $85 Million In Campaign Fundraising Obama Practices Looking-Off-Into-Future Pose Obama Win Causes Obsessive Supporters To Realize How Empty Their Lives Are Obama Warns He May Cease To Exist Unless America Believes In Him Portrayal Of Obama As Elitist Hailed As Step Forward For African Americans Black Man Given Nation’s Worst Job And many more… Any comedians still looking for “takes” on Obama, ...

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