Post #50748 by onepoorguy on the US Policy board

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Sort of the same.

All cater to the same flocK; The Ghetto and the Trailer Park -- the latter not wanting to accept their place at bottom of totem pole and not going without a fight.

All 3 men have sne *some* good things for their flock but overall, they want to turn their flock into a permanent housing project - sort of on purpose, sort of by accident.

And their constituencies will thank them for it time and time again because the opposing side keeps pushing them into the corner.

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As Hitchens used to say, and I paraphrase, just because you put "reverend" in front of somebody's name doesn't mean they know anything.

Two of the three you name are in that situation. The third is -probably- a psychopath that really doesn't know anything. I expect Wharton Business School is embarrassed to have granted him a degree.

Sharpton may have good intentions, but I've seen him speak and debate, and he's not really the sharpest knife in the drawer. Jackson is a better speaker, and has some interesting ideas. But I preferred him when he was a motivational speaker. "I am...somebody!" I remember that. It was a good message.

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