Video: Jesse Jackson says Wisconsin has 'Confederate Agenda'

Jesse Jackson is like those Japanese soldiers after WWII who didn't know the war was over. Jesse is still living and fighting in the 1960's. He's even decided to do so while living in a parallel universe of the 1860's in which the northern state of Wisconsin is secretly wanting to fly the Confederate flag over its capitol.

Then he says the black middle class is 'government-driven.'



h/t The Blaze

Did Obama Admit he thinks Tea Party Racist?

We certainly saw signs that Barack Obama resented the Tea Party when he mocked them as people who were 'waving tea bags around,' or when he delivered a response to the group's pleas that government spending was out of control by saying, 'you'd think they'd be saying thank you.' Now, however, courtesy of a newly released book by Kenneth T. Walsh we learn that Obama's contempt for the Tea Party is based on a view that it is racist.

Via U.S. News & World Report:

...Obama, in his most candid moments, acknowledged that race was still a problem. In May 2010, he told guests at a private White House dinner that race was probably a key component in the rising opposition to his presidency from conservatives, especially right-wing activists in the anti-incumbent "Tea Party" movement that was then surging across the country. Many middle-class and working-class whites felt aggrieved and resentful that the federal government was helping other groups, including bankers, automakers, irresponsible people who had defaulted on their mortgages, and the poor, but wasn't helping them nearly enough, he said.

A guest suggested that when Tea Party activists said they wanted to "take back" their country, their real motivation was to stir up anger and anxiety at having a black president, and Obama didn't dispute the idea. He agreed that there was a "subterranean agenda" in the anti-Obama movement—a racially biased one—that was unfortunate. But he sadly conceded that there was little he could do about it.

It's one thing for the likes of Al Sharpton to hold this view; we've come to expect it but the President of the United States holding it is quite another thing.

It's very simple to understand. The Tea Party arose in direct response to the exponential growth of the federal government. Period. Obama has been contributing to that growth more than any previous president. Calling it racist is simply a way to avoid accountability and play the victim.

Shameful behavior from a president.

Someone needs to ask Barack Obama this question: If the Tea Party is so racist, how come it's in love with Lt. Col. Allen West?

Read it all.

VIDEO: CONGRESSMAN STANDS UP TO RACE-BAITING

It has long been shown that when the race card is played, it means the argument is lost and a racism charge is the last arrow in the proverbial quiver. However, while Rep. Steve King (R-IA) was on Anderson Cooper, he was accused by a black farmer of being racist for using the word 'urban' to describe Barack Obama. Yes, if you call someone 'urban' - meaning that said individual comes from an urban area - you are apparently a racist. Pretty soon, the 'U' word will be taboo too, unless you ARE one, of course.

One more thing. The exchange here between King and a black farmer named John Boyd is about the recent decision to award more monetary awards for black farmers via the 'Pigford' case. King is by far and away on the right side of this issue, which was brought to light several months ago during the Shirley Sherrod episode.

First the exchange via MediaIte:



As for the merits of the Pigford case - there really aren't any left at this point. Pigford was about monetary awards to black farmers that were discriminated against. Zombie perfectly illustrated how Pigford has been overplayed back in July. Specifically, there are more claims than there are black farmers.

CHECK IT OUT.

And that was BEFORE Pigford II was passed this week.

h/t to Weasel Zippers

UH, OH - NEW PROBLEM FOR THE BLACK PANTHERS

Actually, this story was published by the Washington Times on July 31st, 2009 but in light of recent events surrounding the New Black Panther Party (NBPP) case, it's taking on added significance. Until now, King Samir Shabazz has been the larger focus - he's the guy who, on election day 2008, wielded the night stick. He's also the one caught on tape advocating the murder of white people and their babies. But what about that other poll watcher? The taller Panther without the night stick is Jerry Jackson.

What King Samir said for the National Geographic cameras in January of 2009 about killing "crackers" and "their babies", Jackson apparently said on his MySpace page.

Via the Washington Times:

Mr. Jackson's MySpace page still lists one of his main "general interests" as "Killing Crakkkas." Four days after the Justice Department dropped the complaint against Mr. Jackson, he again was named an official election poll watcher for the Democratic primary in Philadelphia's municipal election. How convenient.

Until now, Samir Shabazz has been getting far more attention but Jerry Jackson may be getting dragged into the fray as well. That can't be good news for NBPP leader Malik Zulu Shabazz.

Via Gateway Pundit, it appears Jackson has been reinstated as a Democratic poll watcher.

Check out this video of Rick Levanthal of Fox News interviewing Jerry Jackson on November 4th, 2008 after King Samir left. This is definitely worth watching. To see the exchange between Levanthal and Black Panther Jerry Jackson, fast forward to the 2:50 mark. It's rather entertaining.

VIDEO: AS EXPECTED, MSNBC COMING UN-GLUED

On Thursday morning, Glenn Beck said Barack Obama is a "racist". It didn't take long for MSNBC to go into overdrive attempting to tighten its rapidly loosening screws. Notice how they didn't have the slightest problem with a black professor calling a white cop a "racist" and decide to whip out members of the NAACP to chastise Beck.

Merriam-Webster defines "Racist" as the following:
: racial prejudice or discrimination

Based on that definition, isn't the NAACP a racist organization? As you watch these videos, ask yourself if some glass house dwellers are using sling shots.

First up, Chris Matthews fights to protect that leg tingle by speaking with former NAACP president Kweisi Mfume and Joan Walsh, who once called Dr. George Tiller a "hero". Quite the panel, Chris...

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Next up is Contessa Brewer leading off the segment expressing outright apoplectic indignation at Beck's words. After catching her breath, she too quotes a statement from the NAACP right before kicking it over to Hilary Shelton, V.P. of Advocacy for the NAACP. Be sure to visit Merriam-Webster after viewing....

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VIDEO: MORE CONSEQUENCES FROM OBAMA'S WORDS

If Obama's "stupidly" comment was calculated, he's more despicable than many gave him credit for. The 'post-racial' president has opened up a can of racial worms to the point that the woman who placed the 911 call felt forced to face the media to defend racist allegations.

I saw this coming when I noticed the publicized police report didn't redact her name. The ACORNs would necessarily attempt to smear her. They tried and now have egg on their face. The only problem is they don't care. They just expectorate hatred and move on when it's time for a new target. It's the Community Organizing way.

Some additional irony about Whalen being vindicated by the 911 tape and never identifying either person as black. When pressed by the dispatcher, she said that one of them "might" be hispanic.

During the press conference, she revealed she is of Portuguese heritage and followed it up by proclaiming she's an American.

This is a good, decent, kind, and upstanding citizen. I'd say, "shame on those who smear her" but we're dealing with some vile folks who laugh at the notion of shame.

VIDEO: GLENN BECK CALLS PRESIDENT A RACIST

Consider the envelope officially pushed. While on Fox & Friends, Beck asserts that Obama hates white people. I thought his response to Kilmeade's challenge to explain why Obama has surrounded himself with white folks like Rahm Emanuel, David Axelrod, and Robert Gibbs could have been better explained but Beck still leaves a mark.



If you sign on to Beck's premise, the explanation for Axelrod, Emanuel, Gibbs, et. al. is that they are useful to the president's agenda as liberal ideologues who are helping to advance it.

Saddam Hussein surrounded himself with Christians for similar reasons but mainly because he knew they wouldn't harm him.

h/t to Hot Air

AUDIO: Harry Alford Rips Boxer AGAIN!

It has been a very racially charged week. The Sonia Sotomayor hearings, two Austin talk show hosts being suspended for using a word Hispanics find offensive, and Dick Durbin saying that the DNA of Alito and Roberts did not allow them to understand the plight of minorities.

Now this!

Yesterday, we saw the video of Harry Alford, President of the National Black Chamber of Commerce, tearing into Barbara Boxer for pulling out the race card against him (don't ask, just click here). Today, he appeared on a webcast and compared Boxer to Jim Crow!

Also listen to Alford as he refers to General Michael Walsh who had the gall to call Barbara Boxer, "Ma'aam". Boxer took offense to the General not calling her "Senator". Alford mentions that the General emailed him after yesterday's episode between he (Alford) and Boxer.

Have a Listen.

After listening to Alford, he seems like a straight-up guy. He is a major critic of green jobs and I think sees the reality for what it is. Hope in a pipe dream. Just when I was ready to give him an A++ (Allusion to what Feinstein gave Sotomayor), he went and admitted that he supports Obama's Healthcare plan.

Just to refresh your memories on the exchange between Boxer and the General...


Alford also appeared on the John Ziegler show and called Boxer a "racist".

Here's the Audio of That one.



h/t to Hot Air for the Ziegler audio.

VIDEO: Illinois Senator Dick Durbin a Racist

Anyone remember Clayton Bigsby, the Black White Supremacist who was blind? He had townsfolk freakin' out because he was talking bad about his own race.

Enter Dick Durbin. If I'm Chief Justice John Roberts or Justice Sam Alito, I've got to be scratching my head at Durbin's comments. Clearly, Durbin was referring to them when he said it wasn't "in their DNA" to understand the plight of minorities.



I give you the name of Janice Rogers Brown, a conservative judge and sharecropper's daughter who happens to be black. She was nominated by George W. Bush to the Washington, D.C. appellate court and was filibustered by Senate Democrats. Among them was Dick Durbin who said this of Brown:

Janice Rogers Brown is one of President Bush's most ideological and extreme judicial nominees.

h/t to American Thinker

We MUST conclude that Durbin's DNA consists of such a structure that he CAN understand the plight of minorities and yet a minority who grew up a sharecropper's daughter apparently does not.

Cornyn Playing softball on Sotomayor?

Sonia Sotomayor has made racist comments. She's made racist judgments (Firefighter case). For six years, she belonged to a group called "The Race" (La Raza). She served on the Board of the formerly known Puerto Rican Legal Defense and Education Fund (now known as Latino Justice PRLDEF), which is at BEST a "RACIAL" group and at worst a racist one.

On Fox News Sunday, John Cornyn (R - Texas) simply said that Sotomayor would need to "explain" her remarks.

Something tells me Sotomayor will have a far easier time than Alito did. Yet, her comments, decisions, and affiliations seem to be much closer to being racist than anything Alito said or did.

Until people like Cornyn decide to fight back to level the playing field, Republicans and more importantly, conservatism, will continue to lose ground.

Sotomayor a Racist?

Exactly when are we going to stop being color blind when it comes to identifying racism?

Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor has said things, done things, and belonged to groups that should at the very least raise the possibility that she is a racist. First off, let's go to Merriam-Webster for a definition of Racist.

Actually, there are two...
1 : a belief that race is the primary determinant of human traits and capacities and that racial differences produce an inherent superiority of a particular race
2 : racial prejudice or discrimination

First Black Attorney General calls us a "Nation of Cowards" in things racial.


Now, let's chronicle incidents which indicate that Sonia Sotomayor just might be a racist..
1.) Her multiple comments about how a 'wise latina woman' would render better judgments than a white male
2.) Her membership in the National Council on La Raza, an hispanic civil rights organization with some extremely questionable ties to a group (MECHA) that calls for the annexation by Chicanos of a significant portion of the Western United States.
3.) Her affiliation with a group called Puerto Rican Legal Defense and Education Fund, which among other things, identified capital punishment as racist. As a citizen, you're entitled to that view but as a Supreme Court Justice, I don't think so.
4.) She has identified herself as an "Affirmative Action Baby"
5.) Belonged to a women's only group called Bohemian Grove, which she subsequently quit after her background was put under increased scrutiny.
6.) Now we learn that yet another one of her rulings is overturned by the Supreme Court. She has now had 6 of her rulings in front of the SCOTUS and 4 have been overturned (in baseball she's batting .333 but High Court Justice has a bit of a higher standard). That case just so happened to involve discrimination against white firefighters.

There are some who believe Sotomayor shouldn't be identified as a racist. Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina says that it would be "out of bounds" to call Sotomayor a "racist". Yet, he also wanted her to apologize for comments that point to her being a racist.

Lindsey, if the comments weren't racist, what is she supposed to apologize for?

Texas Senator John Cornyn said he wants to put an end to the vicious cycle of SCOTUS nomination hearings (likely alluding to what happened to Sam Alito in 2006) by taking the high road.

Hey John, it's not going to work until you RINO's start giving these people a dose of their own medicine. Case in point: Robert Bork was the victim of the vicious cycle you refer to. Then your party basically gives Ruth Bader Ginsburg a free pass (some might argue to put an end to that vicious cycle). Then came the Alito hearings.
How'd that work out?

Bottom line is that Sotomayor gives us far more indications that SHE is racist than do the white males she claims to have better judgment over.

It is time for the right in this country to stop proving Eric Holder right.