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Tatyana Ali: The Weekly Wire Show 105, Celebrities & Politics, Gucci Does Olympics

Posted Jul 18th 2008 2:22PM by Karu F. Daniels
Filed under: Entertainment Newswire



Celebs Supporting Obama

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    Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., listens to his Senior Campaign Advisor David Axelrod, left, during a flight between Chicago and East Rutherford, N.J., Monday, Feb. 4, 2008. (AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast)

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    Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., waves to photographers during a flight between Chicago and East Rutherford, N.J., Monday, Feb. 4, 2008.(AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast)

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    Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., waves to photographers as he talks with Senior Campaign Advisor David Axelrod, left, during a flight between Chicago and East Rutherford, N.J., Monday, Feb. 4, 2008.(AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast)

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    Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., gestures during a flight between Chicago and East Rutherford, N.J., Monday, Feb. 4, 2008.(AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast)

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    US Democratic presidential candidate Illinois Senator Barack Obama is welcomed by Caroline (L) and Sen.Edward Kennedy(D-MA) upon arrival in Newark, New Jersey on February 4, 2008. Obama is on the campaign trail to try to clinch the Democratic Party ticket in the race to the White House. AFP PHOTO/EMMANUEL DUNAND (Photo credit should read EMMANUEL DUNAND/AFP/Getty Images)

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    US Democratic presidential candidate Illinois Senator Barack Obama is welcomed by Caroline (L) and US Sen.Edward Kennedy (D-MA) upon arrival in Newark, New Jersey on February 4, 2008. Obama is on the campaign trail to try to clinch the Democratic Party ticket in the race to the White House. AFP PHOTO/EMMANUEL DUNAND (Photo credit should read EMMANUEL DUNAND/AFP/Getty Images)

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    US Democratic presidential candidate Illinois Senator Barack Obama exits a plane after flying from Chicago, Illinois to Newark, New Jersey on February 4, 2008. Obama is on the campaign trail to try to clinch the Democratic Party ticket in the race to the White House. AFP PHOTO/EMMANUEL DUNAND (Photo credit should read EMMANUEL DUNAND/AFP/Getty Images)

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    US Democratic presidential candidate Illinois Senator Barack Obama and his senior campaign strategist David Axelrod aboard a plane from Chicago, Illinois and Newark, New Jersey on February,04, 2008. Obama is on the campaign trail to try to clinch the Democratic Party ticket in the race to the White House. AFP PHOTO/EMMANUEL DUNAND (Photo credit should read EMMANUEL DUNAND/AFP/Getty Images)

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    CHICAGO - FEBRUARY 04: Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) talks with his staff members on the charter airplane before departing Midway Airport for the last full day of campaigning before Super Tuesday Feburary 3, 2008 in Chicago, Illinois. Voters go to the polls February 5 in 24 states on a day dubbed Super Tuesday where 41 percent of the Democratic delegates and 52 percent of the Republican delegates are up for grabs. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

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    CHICAGO - FEBRUARY 04: Obama Campaign communications director Robert Gibbs (L) and chief strategist David Axelrod talk with reporters on the charter airplane before departing Midway Airport for the last full day of campaigning before Super Tuesday Feburary 3, 2008 in Chicago, Illinois. Voters go to the polls February 5 in 24 states on a day dubbed Super Tuesday where 41 percent of the Democratic delegates and 52 percent of the Republican delegates are up for grabs. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

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1. see Obama's white girlfriend Scarlett Johansson has been getting more bold about her relationshsip with Barrack.9Barrack spends more time emiling and texting her then speaking to blacks across the U.S.) Obama's going to pull an O.J. Simpson. With the black woman while he is climbing and then jump to this white girl.Everybody gonna be shocked, cracked up and their face will fall on the floor-lol. The media is covering up for Obama so bad and black targeted media is so layered with people who have an agenda to push certain thoughts and mind sets onto black folks. I am always happy to have media that caters to black folks but it is always attached with no balance, one theme and works agendas. Black media is more about control. Even Tatanya Ali was forced to talk about Gucci? Who still wears Gucci???? Gucci most likely gave one of the white producers a Gucci bag to market themselves on BV.

JoJo at 9:23AM on Jul 19th 2008

2. Let me add that Tatanya Ali is very beautiful,articulate and talented. I wish BET would and it's white corporate owners along with it's white and hispanic producers would sell it back to a black person or get serious about catering to educated black people and give Tatanya Ali a talk show. Lord knows blacks are "dragging" for some proper representation.

JoJo at 9:29AM on Jul 19th 2008

3. You sound very ignorant. There is nothing going on between the two.

ari at 1:13PM on Jul 19th 2008

4. page one reader had better stop dreaming of the down fall of obama.take your lies and rumors to hell with you. did trple j(jealous jessie jackson)put you up to all these unfounded rumors.these are the reason for the high devorce rate today in america.

charles at 2:08PM on Jul 19th 2008

5. JoJo, you are ignorant, you really are. "Pulling an O.J. Simpson"?? Really? If you're a Black woman (and I'm suspecting that you are), you sound like one of those bitter Black women who thinks that every time a Black man reaches a certain level of success, they drop the Black woman they're with and find a White woman. You're unfairly placing Obama in that category and you have no solid proof of any involvement with Scarlett Johannsen. NEWSFLASH: When you're running for President of the United States, and you're serving as President, you're going to come into contact with lots of different people, including...brace yourself....WHITE PEOPLE! And I disagree with you, the media spent TOO MUCH time on this non-story because they were trying to perpetuate a racist scenario of a White woman and a Black man, they don't want Obama to win. Mainstream media outlets like CNN, MSNBC, they represent corporate America and corporate America doesn't want to see a Democrat in the White House, because Democrats want to raise the taxes of the wealthy, all the smear attacks the Obamas have faced, it boils down to money, and then race. By the way, I'm a Black woman as well so don't try and pull the "you're a racist" bit with me, because it doesn't work.

mypov at 4:59PM on Jul 19th 2008

6. JoJo, you are ignorant, you really are. "Pulling an O.J. Simpson"?? Really? If you're a Black woman (and I'm suspecting that you are),you sound like one of those bitter Black women who thinks that every
time a Black man reaches a certain level of success, they drop the Black woman they're with and find a White woman. You're unfairly placing Obama in that category and you have no solid proof of any
involvement with Scarlett Johannsen. NEWSFLASH: When you're running for President of the United States, and you're serving as President, you're going to come into contact with lots of different people,
including...brace yourself....WHITE PEOPLE! And I disagree with you, the media spent TOO MUCH time on this non-story because they were trying to perpetuate a racist scenario of a White woman and a Black man, they don't want Obama to win. Mainstream media outlets like CNN, MSNBC, they represent corporate America and corporate America doesn't
want to see a Democrat in the White House, because Democrats want to raise the taxes of the wealthy, all the smear attacks the Obamas have
faced, it boils down to money, and then race. By the way, I'm a Black woman as well so don't try and pull the "you're a racist" bit with me, because it doesn't work.

mypov at 5:02PM on Jul 19th 2008

7. Barrack Obama, like all politicians, and all public figures, is subject to close scrutinization, as expected. He may become the first African American President and therefore comments will be both positive and negative by both Whites and Blacks. More important is what this person will do for the country as a whole. I'm waiting, listening and observing.

eadf89 at 6:20PM on Jul 19th 2008

8. I truly think that Obama will not make a difference. The reason i think this is because i think he's just one of those overseas people thats going to keep the gas prices up and they will sky rocket around this fall sometimes. All we can do is pray and hope he for America and not for taxing America so much until it make all races sick.

Rodney Hampton at 2:41AM on Jul 20th 2008

9. I am a 71 yr old African-American mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother; and, it is disappointing to read so much rediculous "Chatter" on the BlackVoices blogs.

Electing our next president is an extremely serious matter and deserves to be viewed as such by all who profess to be fear and open-minded people, regardless of our individual race, social and/or cultural status or background. It is disheartening, in fact, it should be frightening to any decent fear thinking individual when those who are clearly against any African-American achieving any success in "any way or in "anything" go so far as to boldly and loudly show by their actions and/or speak words that show they are steadfastly against a black man being elected President of -- in their words -- their country which dismisses the fact that it's OUR country too; and, blatantly show their ignorance, bigotry, and at times their deep-seeded hatred of minorities.

Nevertheless, such "Chatter" and disgraceful antics by the "Naysayers" just makes me more determined to prove by my own actions who are the superior and more God-fearing people on this God's earth. In accordance with God's Word we are all created equal. Our United States Constitution clearly states that as well. Further, we have a responsibility to one another, and we need to treat each other as we desire to be treated. One example is to give each other the same respect that we all, I'm sure, want returned, and demonstrate that respect individually by the words we speak and the deeds we do. Why, I often ask myself do so many so-called Christians fail so miserably in practicing what they themselves know is required to be a faithful follower in and of God's Word? I sincerely believe that the time has come for all of us who are Blessed to still be breathing God's air -- whether you are a Believer or a Atheist -- you need to "Check yourself" because tomorrow is not promised to any of us.

That said, it's with total confidence that I take the opportunity to proudly inform anyone who reads this "blog" or those I come in contact with, that I am 100 percent in support of Barack Obama being elected President of OUR US of A. As an African-American, I love my children, grandchildren, and greatgrand-children as well as all God's children much to much to risk their lives and/or the lives of others for another 4 years or even 1 more year in the hands of a Republican Administration. The Republican Party have used their Republican colleagues and their media co-horts over the pass 8 yrs and clearly demonstrated that they will say and do anything to first of all gain the powers associated with the office of president and the Whitehouse, and currently to maintain that power -- let us not forget what they did to Al Gore. Further, it should be obvious to any rational thinking person that the Republican party has said and will continue to say anything and/do anything to hold on to the "POWER" that was handed to them almost 8 yrs ago. In my opinion, a person has to be either a racist or a "Closet Bigot" or deaf, dumb and blind, not to know or to have noticed that the Republicans, that is, most, if not all of them have already demonstrated their lack of concern or mercy for any group of people or any individual person who does not concede to or conform to the standards and/or "DEMANDS" made by them -- whether the standard or demand is "RIGHT" or "WRONG." Such insensitivity has been demonstrated time and time again by this current Republic Administration, therefore, I believe that by putting that administration back in "CHARGE" of all of "OUR LIVES" for another 4 years would be the absolute worse thing that could happen -- they will only get bolder and bolder in their vicious lying ways in carrying out all Federal, State, and Local Government business that will have even more of a diastrous impact on all of our lives.

To all who will vote for John McCain for President and those who say they may not vote at all, I say to you, I'm sorry you feel the way you do, nevertheless, I remain cognizant that there is a real possibility that you could care less about what I think or about how I feel. I say that, because by voting for the Republican nominee for President -- or by not voting at all which could possibly cause the Republican nominee being elected -- it's clear to me that you unscientably concede to the lies and other forms of deceit practiced by those who -- consciously or subconsciously are bend on keeping a man of African decent from being elected President of the United States.

Marjorie R. White

Marjorie R White at 6:47PM on Jul 20th 2008

10. The Big Lie Machine is here saying Barack has some relationship that is total fiction, made up out of whole cloth, my mom would have said. The reason McCain supporters lie about Barack is because he has a better stand on all the issues and is more intelligent than McCain. McCain confuses the Sunnis and Shiites. McCain has no control over saying things like "That's one way of killing 'em." When told of American exports of cigarettes to Iran. No wonder Barack's cool temper, calm and rational approach is so feared by the opposition. Yes, we can elect Barack President in 2008! One small donation at a time!

Robert Alexander at 10:39PM on Jul 20th 2008

11.
I am a Barrack Obama supporter. I don't think it matters whether your black or white, he's the best person for the job at hand. The job of representing america. It doesn't matter what the news puts out there, you just make up your mind and do whats right.

rebecca tabellija at 12:12PM on Jul 22nd 2008

12. Dear Marjorie White: It couldn't have been said any better. You are about the same age as my Mother. (She will be 71 in December) So just about everyone that was born in 1937 was born before she was. We as your children, and grandchildren,(the greatgrand's will be excluded this time) (smile) would do well to mirror the experience, and wherewithall that you all have. I feel really bad how that some in the generations that are following you and my Mother's footsteps can be so ignorant, and jealous of each other, and make stupid statements that are made on this blog. Sad, sad, sad indeed. They seem to just want to wallow in sub standard living for the rest of time. I just wish if they didn't read anything else in the Bible, that they would at least read the Book of Proverbs. God Bless.

Everett at 9:05PM on Jul 22nd 2008

13. BLACK/WHITE people wake up we all see what shape our country is in and this has happened in the last 8 years with a republican in the white house, now lets give it back to the democrats, I don't care about color, just justice for all and not just the rich. Please stop bring race into the mix just do the right thing Vote for the person who is for all Races.

Rethea B at 5:20PM on Jul 23rd 2008

14. Thank-You Majorie White,I can not add anything you took the words right out of my mouth. And I will vote for Barrack Obama if it is the last thing I do. I just hope everyone that visit this blog will read your words of great wisdom, once again thank-you. Everyone should read blog #9

Natalie Anderson at 12:03AM on Jul 26th 2008

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