NAACP resolution condemns racism in tea party
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KingRevolver
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lol Black Panther Movement...
Yeah, those Black Panthers are really taking over. :LMAO
You guys watch way too much Fox News. They put idiots like the "New Black Panthers" on the news and make it seem like a growing problem. It gets middle America to watch... Ratings, boys and girls!
lol Black Panther Movement...
Yeah, those Black Panthers are really taking over. :LMAO
You guys watch way too much Fox News. They put idiots like the "New Black Panthers" on the news and make it seem like a growing problem. It gets middle America to watch... Ratings, boys and girls!
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is this what Palin is running with? the tea party?
I will guarantee that stupid stupid woman will never and I mean NEVER get in the white house.
so just stop that daydreaming right now.
is this what Palin is running with? the tea party?
I will guarantee that stupid stupid woman will never and I mean NEVER get in the white house.
so just stop that daydreaming right now.
brucefan
EOG Dedicated
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More from the people that dont exist
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Breitbart hits NAACP with promised video of racism
posted at 12:55 pm on July 19, 2010 by Ed Morrissey
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The NAACP is about to learn one of the most basic of all lessons in life — those who live in glass houses should avoid provoking a stone-throwing war. After the civil-rights organization threatened to issue a condemnation of Tea Party activism by equating it with racism (a position from which they ultimately retreated), Andrew Breitbart announced that he would publish at least one video of the NAACP itself cheering racism.
Breitbart delivers on that promise today at Big Government, showing USDA official Shirley Sherrod explain to an appreciative NAACP audience in July 2009 how she deliberately withheld information from a white farmer in Georgia trying to save his land and his business:
Actually, if Sherrod had a different ending for this story, it could have been a good tale of redemption. She almost grasps this by initially noting that poverty is the real issue, which should be the moral of the anecdote.
Instead of having acted on this realization — and perhaps mindful of the audience — Sherrod then backtracks and says that it’s really an issue of race after all. It certainly was for Sherrod, who admits that “I didn’t give him the full force of what I could do.” Notice that the audience doesn’t exactly rise as one to scold Sherrod for her racism, but instead murmurs approvingly of using race to determine outcomes for government programs, which is of course the point that Andrew wanted to make.
Andrew has a second video, which is more relevant to the out-of-control expansion of the federal government than race. Sherrod in the same speech beseeches her audience to get work in the USDA and the federal government in general, because “when was the last time you heard about layoffs” for government workers? If Sherrod is any example, it’s been too long.
Breitbart hits NAACP with promised video of racism
posted at 12:55 pm on July 19, 2010 by Ed Morrissey
<small>printer-friendly </small>
The NAACP is about to learn one of the most basic of all lessons in life — those who live in glass houses should avoid provoking a stone-throwing war. After the civil-rights organization threatened to issue a condemnation of Tea Party activism by equating it with racism (a position from which they ultimately retreated), Andrew Breitbart announced that he would publish at least one video of the NAACP itself cheering racism.
Breitbart delivers on that promise today at Big Government, showing USDA official Shirley Sherrod explain to an appreciative NAACP audience in July 2009 how she deliberately withheld information from a white farmer in Georgia trying to save his land and his business:
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Instead of having acted on this realization — and perhaps mindful of the audience — Sherrod then backtracks and says that it’s really an issue of race after all. It certainly was for Sherrod, who admits that “I didn’t give him the full force of what I could do.” Notice that the audience doesn’t exactly rise as one to scold Sherrod for her racism, but instead murmurs approvingly of using race to determine outcomes for government programs, which is of course the point that Andrew wanted to make.
Andrew has a second video, which is more relevant to the out-of-control expansion of the federal government than race. Sherrod in the same speech beseeches her audience to get work in the USDA and the federal government in general, because “when was the last time you heard about layoffs” for government workers? If Sherrod is any example, it’s been too long.
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Farmer's wife says fired USDA official helped save their land
Farmer's wife says fired USDA official helped save their land ?| ajc.com
Looks like someone will be getting a nice payoff for this . Just wondering if the NAACP will get her job back for her???
Farmer's wife says fired USDA official helped save their land
Farmer's wife says fired USDA official helped save their land ?| ajc.com
Looks like someone will be getting a nice payoff for this . Just wondering if the NAACP will get her job back for her???
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NAACP retracts criticism of USDA worker
NAACP President Benjamin Todd Jealous said in a statement that the group was "snookered" into believing that USDA employee Shirley Sherrod expressed racist sentiments at a local NAACP meeting in Georgia earlier this year. Jealous said conservative activist Andrew Breitbart, whose website posted video of Sherrod's remarks, deceived millions of people by releasing only partial clips. He said the full video makes clear that Sherrod was telling a story of racial unity.
Yep they want her to get her job back.That was quick.
NAACP retracts criticism of USDA worker
NAACP President Benjamin Todd Jealous said in a statement that the group was "snookered" into believing that USDA employee Shirley Sherrod expressed racist sentiments at a local NAACP meeting in Georgia earlier this year. Jealous said conservative activist Andrew Breitbart, whose website posted video of Sherrod's remarks, deceived millions of people by releasing only partial clips. He said the full video makes clear that Sherrod was telling a story of racial unity.
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NAACP retracts criticism of USDA worker - U.S. news - Life - msnbc.com
Forgot to put the link in the last post.
NAACP retracts criticism of USDA worker - U.S. news - Life - msnbc.com
Forgot to put the link in the last post.