Race relations
« Previous EntriesGlenn Beck and President Obama – the result stays the same
Just over a year ago, Glenn Beck called President Obama a racist on national television. The cause of this was the reaction of President Obama to an incident between the police and a college professor that was his friend. President Obama jumped into a local situation, admittedly without all the facts, and created a controversy [...]
Senator Harry Reid seperating the “real” Hispanic Americans from “fakes” in Nevada
There is nothing quite like the warm fuzzy feeling that members of the Government can impart on citizens. Perhaps the best comparison might be to regurgitation, at least so when elected officials start to dictate what is the best actions for individuals to take. Like how you might feel after hearing Senate Majority Leader Harry [...]
Eric Holder, Immigration, and asking questions of the Government
Eric Holder has spent 15 days denouncing a law he has never read. He has not even been briefed on what the 10 page law states. In effect, Attorney General Eric Holder is no better informed than a drunk student spouting MALDEF talking points.
Arizona and illegal aliens
Illegal Immigration is a lightning rod political issue. Millions take it as a personal issue and demand the government act in one manner or another. As with most things, both sides have key points. But the latest event in Arizona may make the upcoming push by Democrats even more partisan than ever.
One thing that is [...]
Race as a tool of politics
For years now I have heard how America is post-racial. We can all recall the multiple commercials and video clips hailing the Obama Presidency as the fruition of the dreams of Dr. Martin Luther King. And during all this there have been more than a few noting that it’s woll being pulled over the eyes [...]
Politics and the Supreme Court nominee
Supreme Court Justice Hillary Clinton. It’s a concept as appaling as it is laughable. Everyone, except maybe Sen. Orrin Hatch, knew this was just not possible. At best this was a way to give Secretary Clinton some face time with the press. At worse it is the all too common distraction. A way to set [...]
What will follow dead South African racist leader?
Racism always leads to violence. It’s true in America, it’s true across the world. In South Africa that hatred may have been part of the reason Eugene Terreblanche, an avowed white supremacist and radical, is dead.
For most Americans, South Africa is thought of, if at all, as the land where Apartheid once stood. A nation [...]
