We're in to the tenth month of this presidency that Obama and his Statist supporters said would be a new post-partisan and post racial America. I think we can safely say that we now live in a post-president era. This guy has accomplished nothing but increased partisanship and racism from the Left.
Here are more examples of Leftist racism, in my tenth installment chronicling Statist racism.
Chris Matthews of "Hardball", of ever lyin' infamy with his guests Norah O'Donnell and Salon's Joan Walsh, on the racial makeup of the crowds going to Sarah Palin's book signings.
O'Donnell:
"This is a largely white -- almost no minorities in this crowd." (She was reporting from the scene of the crime.)Matthews:
Well, they look like a white crowd to me." "I think there is a tribal aspect to this thing, in other words, white vs. other people."Walsh:
"I think you`ve got that same kind of paranoid tea party, maybe even birther crowd that talks about the Constitution, without really understanding what they are talking about." Of course, you racist rubes, you're stupid too! I mean really, why would you choose Liberty over being a ward of the State?
We have race hustler and extortionist Jesse Jackson chiming in. At the Congressional Black Caucus,
“You can’t vote against healthcare and call yourself a black man.”
There's a movie coming out, the TRUE story of Michael Oher, "The Blind Side". He was homeless, uneducated, and was adopted by a white family. They sent him to a private school, which got him educated enough to get into college where he was put on the Dean's List. From there to professional football player. Guess what? This is a racist movie because it's about white people helping black person.
Huffington Post, Mark Blankenship:
“The song (in the trailer) is called ‘How to Save a Life,’ a title that suggests the trailer’s breathtaking paternalism.” (Paternalistic: A policy or practice of treating or governing people in a fatherly manner, especially by providing for their needs without giving them rights or responsibilities.) Does that mean these good people that helped this young man just gave him good grades, and he just happened to, without dedication and hard work, end up a pro football player?
Post racial indeed. We obviously live in a post-shame world too.
