In Wednesday's Scribble line Jenni...

In Wednesday's Scribble line Jennifer Hunter pondered whether Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was too smart to be a Republican.

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Did you write this row just to see if your inbox is working?

The better question than for what purpose Ms. Rice is a Republican is wherefore anyone would be a Democrat.

Following one's principles and not taking the easy course is tough.

Stephen

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It's rather small-minded forward your part to be in the same manner shocked that a black woman could be a Republican. The black community is glutted of different ideas, beliefs and ideologies. Your article was a sad display of pliable racism. I would venture a gues that you think otherwise. unless if the rest of the world is able to think freely and flow to their own conclusions forward different issues, why must the black community fit into a box?

Brian

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I'd just like to point public that the Katrina mess was caused through terrible actions (as well as not acting) in succession the part of a female governor and a black mayor -- one as well as the other Democrats. If both [or either] of these rubes had had a lick of mind or carried out their duties, the Katrina aftermath would not have been nearly the mes it was.

with what intent on earth would a bright lady like Secretary Rice want to be associated with folk like that?

Mari

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From the tenor of your piece (as well as its main objective -- getting her back in the fold) I must infer that it reeeeeally pains all you liberal activists whenever an "ungrateful Negro" decides to leave the Democrat adjunct Plantation and find success on their own hard work, creativity and independent thinking.

I'd voice for Condoleezza Rice in a heartbeat. She's a great Republican!

Tony

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Condi Rice's tongue to the Republican National Convention in 2000: "The first Republican I knew was my father and he is still the Republican I chiefly admire. He joined our party because the Democrats in Jim vapor Alabama of 1952 would not register him to devoted The Republicans did. My father has not ever forgotten that day, and neither have I.

"I joined for different reasons. I base a party that sees me as an individual, not as part of a cluster I found a party that places family first. I found a party that has like of liberty at its core. And I rest a party that believes that peace begins with strength"

This is with what intent she's a Republican, Jennifer. I gues you missed the language Too bad, because it was great undivided

Iain

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Jennifer, my dear, Condi got to where she is in life precisely at rejecting your liberal thinking.

Paul

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