This is the latest in the Saturday Night Card Game series on the use of the race card for political gain:

Max Blumenthal at Salon.com declared James O’Keefe to have a “race problem,” which are just code words for being a racist.

Blumenthal’s story was based on allegations which appeared in a blog...

This is the latest in the Saturday Night Card Game series on the use of the race card for political gain:

Tonight’s post proves that the use of the race card does not stop at our shores, and does not depend upon the race of the aggrieved, or there even being a...

Look who is asking, Who Is Barack Obama?

Americans are still looking for the answer, and if they don’t get it soon — or if they don’t like the answer — the president’s current political problems will look like a walk in the park….

Mr. Obama is in danger of being perceived as...

This is the latest in the Saturday Night Card Game series on the use of the race card for political gain:

This is the latest in the Saturday Night Card Game series on the use of the race card for political gain:

Tonight a slight twist on the use of the race card.

Two people, one white and one black, ran a test of HP face tracking software, and claimed that...

This is the latest in a series on the use of the race card for political gain:

Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) took to the floor of the Senate earlier this week and delivered a speech which would have made Alan Grayson and Keith Olbermann blush. Following in Harry Reid’s footsteps, Whitehouse used...

This is the latest in a series on the use of the race card for political gain:

Vice-President/Executive Editor Tim King writing at Salem News.com plays the “Rush-O’Reilly-Beck inspire white supremacist killers” hand, while slipping in the Godwin’s Law card from the bottom of the deck, in a post titled Beck, Limbaugh,...

This is the latest in a series on the use of the race card for political gain:

Although I commented on this incident earlier, it warrants bringing out...

In recent days Democrats started floating the idea of a “Medicare Buy-In” proposal, and as of last night, there appears to be a deal, although the details are not fully known. I addressed the lack of merits in a prior post.

What is critical is that this is being done behind closed...

Unbelievable. Harry Reid compares those opposed to Democratic health restructuring proposals to people who opposed freeing the slaves, granting women the right to vote, and expanding civil rights:

“Instead of joining us on the right side of history, all the Republicans can come up with is, ‘slow down, stop everything, let’s start...

Interesting article by AP, on reaction in the black community to Tiger Woods’ extra-marital problems:

When three white women were said to be romantically involved with Woods in addition to his blonde, Swedish wife, blogs, airwaves and barbershops started humming, and Woods’ already tenuous standing among many blacks took a beating.

On the...

This is the latest in a series on the use of the race card for political gain:

Tonight’s entry is borderline “race card” but it is too good to pass up. Since someone is watch...

Charles Johnson of Little Green Footballs says he’s parting ways with the right because people who disagree with him are fascist, racist, homophobic, white supremacists. And he names names.

In fact, this is just another attention getting ploy to get back at people who have criticized Johnson. Go to The Other McCain...

This is the latest in a series on the use of the race card for political gain:

Matt Taibbi in explaining the many and varied reasons why he hates Sarah Palin, Sarah Palin, WWE Star:

Palin — and there’s just no way to deny this — is a supremely gifted politician. She has...

Scott Eric Kaufman, at the Lawyers, Guns and Money blog, thought counting non-white people at Sarah Palin book signings was a cool way to prove that Palin and her supporters were racist because there were so few non-whites pictured in available photos.

In fact, all Kaufman proved was that he was capable...

Another post by Matthew Yglesias engaging in gross generalizations and stereotypes of the politically acceptable kind,

Does playing the race card never grow old? Apparently not when Palin Derangement Syndrome is at work.

At Lawyers, Guns and Money blog, Scott Eric Kaufman is