themselves out of poverty. appreciate your letters, jennifer. our system does give middle class status. you earn it does not give status. you earn it. by getting educated and working hard and being honest, if an american does that, he or she will prosper economically, peri period. jake from ohio, bill, spot on about dr. king. no other commentator would be willing to discuss the subject as you do. follow the money, it is shameful. nancy from new york. hate the waters world segment, such a waste of time. nikki davis, my favorite part of the factor is waters world. nancy, monterey, california. i am giving killing kennedy a
sharpton s action committee and other civil rights concerns and there is big money involved. do the rank and file african-american folks in your opinion s the government money to continue to flow and, therefore, get behind the grievance industry? as i said, bill, in 1965, bill raspberry, a banner headline on the front page of the the washington post said poor negroes are not benefiting from the gains of the civil rights movement. even from back then until today, the interests of the so-called leadership has often been at odds with the rank and file. and this is true on this issue. if you were to take polls, for instance most low income blacks support very muchers for education. the civil rights leadership opposes it. in cincinnati, ohio, for instance, sharpton and others came in when white police officer shot a black youngster and as a
sharpton s action committee and other civil rights concerns and there is big money involved. do the rank and file african-american folks in your opinion s the government money to continue to flow and, therefore, get behind the grievance industry? as i said, bill, in 1965, bill raspberry, a banner headline on the front page of the the washington post said poor negroes are not benefiting from the gains of the civil rights movement. even from back then until today, the interests of the so-called leadership has often been at odds with the rank and file. and this is true on this issue. if you were to take polls, for instance most low income blacks support very muchers for education. the civil rights leadership opposes it. in cincinnati, ohio, for instance, sharpton and others came in when white police officer shot a black youngster and as a
conflict with russia and iran is not the answer. many people in 1940 said the same thing, tim. check it out. damon warring, sydney, australia. after the debacle in iraq, i don t think karl rove is in any position to offer advice on syria. jennifer from denver, i m a liberal, i do my best to listen to all sides. i agree with you about personal responsibility, disagree when you say everyone can pull themselves out of poverty. appreciate your letters, jennifer. our system does give middle class status. you earn it does not give status. you earn it. by getting educated and working hard and being honest, if an american does that, he or she will prosper economically, peri period. jake from ohio, bill, spot on about dr. king. no other commentator would be