... and so removes his own....
The first ever Part II of a Saturday Night Card Game, following up on tonight's Saturday Night Card Game. I believe it's become some sort of Syndrome. Roland Martin Blames 'White Male Executives' for Never Getting His Own Show at CNN: Roland Martin on Thursday blamed racism for...
This really is getting out of control. Harriet and Charlotte write in WaPo, White men have much to discuss about mass shootings (emphasis added): Imagine if African American men and boys were committing mass shootings month after month, year after year. Articles and interviews would flood the media, and...
Touré Neblett has built his career with the worst race card baiting, directed at conservatives and the Tea Party in general, and black conservatives in particular. Now Touré is targeting Dr. Ben Carson. It's a shame that someone with the accomplishments of Dr. Carson even needs to...
#ChuckToddQuestions Mr, President, why do you remain black when you know it disturbs so many people?
— pizzmoe (@pizzmoe) March 20, 2013
.@chucktodd Why do you think it is that Obama has had two black children but not one white child? #ChuckToddQuestions
— Darren Pardee (@d_pardee) March 22, 2013
Mr. President, is it true that you fathered two black children? Aren't you at least partially responsible? #ChuckToddQuestions
— Steve Dowdy (@Steverocks35) March 22, 2013
#ChuckToddQuestions Once you go Black can you actually go back, or is it you just don't want to?
— adept2u (@adept2u) March 21, 2013
His wisdom and qualifications are at the top of the list. The fact that his nomination will reveal the vile underbelly of the Democratic Party race-card machine is an added bonus. From Nolan Finley in The Detroit News, Detroit native Carson could break barriers in Senate race (emphasis added): Dr. Ben Carson...
And now I rise to the defense of one Christopher James Christie: George W. Bush nicknamed him “Big Boy.” This dust-up is so stupid and pathetic it makes my head hurt. You see, when you call a black man a "boy" it's a racial pejorative. When you merely...
The video below correctly was termed "cringe-worthy" by Noah Rothman at Mediaite. The cringe-worthy part starts around the 2:30 mark when Melissa Harris-Perry asks the panel for their best race jokes. (An edited down version is at Newsbusters if you don't want to sit through it all.) Stop...
How low will left-wing organizations go in demonizing Marco Rubio? Don't tell me WATER. WATER is nothing compared to this hit on Rubio at Colorlines, the left-wing activist group previously featured on the Saturday Night Card Game for its claims that the term "illegal alien" was racist. An author at...
And that's not a good thing if you are Karen Finney of MSNBC, who dropped the Cracker bomb, which got barely a notice on MSNBC because it's MSNBC, via Mediaite: During a conversation about the Democratic Party’s strategic ability to isolate Republicans as the conservative party...
It's sad to see Colin Powell, appointed Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and Secretary of State by Republican Presidents, continuing to attack Republicans as racist: While continuing to identify as a Republican, former Secretary of State Colin Powell on Sunday criticized the GOP for a series of...
Henceforth every mention of our president must begin with “His Eminence”...
Of course, there is a third possibility, both. The NAACP under the guidance of Ben Jealous had emerged as a forceful race card player directed at conservatives in general, and the Tea Party movement in particular. In July 2010, the NAACP Passed a “Tea Party Is Racism”...
And it goes on, and on, and on. Any notion that the pathetic racial politics which drive Democrats would relax post-election were shattered immediately. There is a sickness in the Democratic Party and media which just seems to get worse and worse. It's bad enough that they...
In one of the most snide and offensive columns written this year in The NY Times, University of Pennsylvania Political Science Professor Adolf L. Reed, Jr. called Tim Scott and other Republicans who are black "cynical tokens." In response, I noted that I would not be...
This is a follow up to my post, I would never be so insulting as to accuse the NY Times of tokenism, regarding the demeaning accusation by University of Pennsylvania Political Science Professor Adolf L. Reed Jr. calling Tim Scott and other Republicans who are...
The New York Times today ran a demeaning Op-Ed about Tim Scott, the Republican Congressman from South Carolina who was just appointed to the seat being vacated by Jim DeMint. The Op-Ed was written by U. Penn. Political Science Professor Adolf L. Reed Jr., The Puzzle of Black...
This reprehensible column about Tim Scott by Adolf L. Reed, Jr., a U. Penn. Political Science Professor, The Puzzle of Black Republicans: ...
