VIDEO: EVIDENCE RACE CARD PLAYED WAY TOO SOON

Doesn't get much lower than this. Representative John Lewis (D-GA) made a claim that as he was walking to the Capitol after a health care meeting, he repeatedly heard Tea Party protestors call him a N****. Fellow Congressman Andre Carson (D-IN) was with Lewis and backed up his claims saying he heard the word several times. Rep. Emanuel Cleaver (D-MO) made the same claims.

Here is the report.

Civil rights icon and veteran Rep. John Lewis, D-Georgia, said anti-health care bill protesters Saturday repeatedly yelled the "N" word at him as he left a heath care meeting and walked to the Capitol.

"I haven't seen heard anything like this in more than 40 years, maybe 45." Lewis said. "Since the march from Selma to Montgomery really."

"Yeah, but it's okay," Lewis added. "I've faced this before. So, it reminded me of the 60's. There's a lot of downright hate and anger and people are just being downright mean."

Here is a report of Carson's claim. Here is a report on Clearver's claims. Small problem.

Video of the encounter has surfaced and no evidence verifying these claims exists.



Despicable.

h/t to Free Republic

VIDEO: A MUST SEE - AMERICA'S COMEBACK

As clear thinking citizens increasingly wonder how America can possibly recover from the Big Government takeover of health care and, by extension, the lives of every American citizen this video from the Republican Governor's Alliance focuses on one possibility - the reclaiming of states rights from the feds.

via the RGA



h/t to Hot Air

VIDEO: CONGRESSMAN CONFIRMS SOFT GENOCIDE IN CALIFORNIA

Representative Devin Nunes (R-CA) appeared on Glenn Beck's March 19th television show to discuss what's going on with the water supply for the San Joaquin valley being partially turned on in return for the votes of blue dog Democrats Jim Costa and Dennis Cardoza, congressmen whose districts are in that valley.

Not only does Nunes confirm that this deal is taking place but he compares the Obama administration with that of both Saddam Hussein and Robert Mugabe, two leaders who also withheld water from their people. Later in the interview, Beck gives Nunes a chance to clarify what he meant by such a comparison. Nunes only re-emphasized it. Someone please explain to me how this is not soft genocide.

For more background on the situation in the San Joaquin valley, click here.

Meanwhile, here's the video of the interview Beck had with Devin Nunes, via the latter's YouTube channel: