Shouting Racist in a Crowded Country
March 27, 2010
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Have you heard this one before?
"Tea Baggers are racists."
Is that a fair summary of how Keith Olbermann, Paul Krugman, Janeane Garaf*kurself, Al RaceBaiter, the Black Caucus and the demented Marxist wing of the Democratic Party view the Tea Party movement? I'd say so.
Last week, members of the Black Caucus, instead of taking their usual route to Congress for a vote, walked right through the middle of the Tea Party crowd, carrying video cameras and recording the incident. They claimed that the N word was hurled at them 15 times! Well, if it's true, then present some evidence to support your claims. Yet, desptie recording ths apparent act of blatant racism, they can not produce one single clip that shows a single Tea Party protestor using the N word. Not one.
The Marxist media was more than giddy to report possible racism among Tea Party protestors. I wish they would be just as giddy about exposing this outright lie and sick publicity stunt. Of course, that would make them look bad, even the immature Jon Stewart, who recently remarked that Libertarian sounds like "aryan." Oh, how clever. What do the last three letters of Democrat spell, Jon? I was a fan of your show because you were fair, slightly left, and honest. I will never watch again. You have proven that you've sunk into the cesspool.
Here is an excellent piece of investigate journalism by Andrew Breitbart. It includes multiple videos of the actual event in question. It's the kind of jounalism they used to do, I am told, in the mainstream media. I'm skeptical that Government's Typewriter ever did any real journalism.
David in Qatar
2010: A Race Odyssey by Andrew Breitbart
There is no reason in 21st century America on an issue that is not a black or white or a civil rights issue to have a bloc of black people walk slowly through a mostly white crowd to make a racial point. The walk in and of itself — with two of the participants holding their handheld cameras above their heads hoping to document “proof” — was an act of racism meant to create a contrast between the tea party crowd and themselves.
This is the same failed symbolism that Janeane Garofalo and MSNBC have been trying to implant for the last year. The only supposed evidence of white-on-black racism at a tea party that MSNBC was able to find was a man carrying a gun at an Arizona Obama rally. But, wait, MSNBC cut off the man’s head with a photo editing software. That Second Amendment fan was actually black. Never mind.
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