Bill Cosby on Obama....

[Bro. Curtis]

He seems to change his tone from one interview to the next....did someone get to him ?

http://features.csmonitor.com/polit...-at-obamas-statement-on-harvard-profs-arrest/

http://features.csmonitor.com/polit...bama-benefit-of-doubt-on-harvard-prof-arrest/

Meanwhile, the zero shows no repentance, and stands by his comments....


http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/story?id=8153681&page=1



A fool's lips enter into contention, and his mouth calleth for strokes. Proverbs 18:6

 

[Roy]

Hey Bro. Curtis, I used to care what my favorite celebrities thought about certain issues, but honestly the only thing that I allow myself to appreciate about them anymore is their talents. Most of them have the morals of dogs. Mr. Cosby seems to be a decent enough guy, but I wouldn't be holding my breath too long in anticipation of a resounding rebuke, from him, of Obama for any of Obama's deeds or misdeeds.

Roy

 

[BigBossman]

Most of the Hollywood celebrities are liberal & those that may be somewhat conservative in their thinking tend to worry about getting blasted by the media or being labelled a racist for speaking against Obama.

If I were a celebrity, I would take advantage of this. Everyone knows that controversy sells & keeps people in the spotlight. My views on Obama would be controversial to many of the liberals & the media would eat it up.

While I've had respect for Bill Cosby & thought of his shows (Fat Albert & The Cosby Show) as being wholesome family entertainment, I can't respect someone who constantly flip-flops & changes their mind all the time. Its almost like they have no backbone or are too afraid to commit to taking a stand on something.

 

[rdwhite]

... I can't respect someone who constantly flip-flops & changes their mind all the time. Its almost like they have no backbone or are too afraid to commit to taking a stand on something.

I recall something about "a double minded man is unstable in all his ways..."