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As if politics in America weren’t mean and nasty enough. We have now “progressed” into a new realm.
Ladies and Gentlemen, we now introduce the race, gender and Islamaphobia cards.
As far as I know, we still live in a democratic country. According to the “rules”, we are not only allowed to elect our president, but question the candidate.
But, there are some new rules this year. Or rather, new advantages to be used when it is to the benefit of the candidate.
Don’t like the question? Just pull out one of your “get one free” cards.
We are facing a situation in this election, that is untested. One of the candidates is black, with some obvious connections to Islam and the other is a woman.
The “gender” trial has been faced and moved on rather quietly. In our country, being accused of sexism is a lesser sin. Almost expected, a given.
The other trial, is a whole other story. Except for white supremists, who could give a damn, being accused of racism, feels like a death sentence. And being accused of being an Islamaphobe, could get you killed.
Obama just so happens to hold the 2 best cards in the hand. He is also the most questionable (in my opinion) of the candidates. Or rather, the one who has the most to answer to.
Where does that leave us in regards to our right to a “Free and Fair Election”?
I for one, will continue to question this man and stand my ground.
We live in a democracy. And so long as we have the rights, we need to stand up for them.
If we don’t, we will lose them.
Unfair and unjust PC has no place in politics.
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An unfair advantage?
As if politics in America weren’t mean and nasty enough. We have now “progressed” into a new realm.
Ladies and Gentlemen, we now introduce the race, gender and Islamaphobia cards.
As far as I know, we still live in a democratic country. According to the “rules”, we are not only allowed to elect our president, but question the candidate.
But, there are some new rules this year. Or rather, new advantages to be used when it is to the benefit of the candidate.
Don’t like the question? Just pull out one of your “get one free” cards.
We are facing a situation in this election, that is untested. One of the candidates is black, with some obvious connections to Islam and the other is a woman.
The “gender” trial has been faced and moved on rather quietly. In our country, being accused of sexism is a lesser sin. Almost expected, a given.
The other trial, is a whole other story. Except for white supremists, who could give a damn, being accused of racism, feels like a death sentence. And being accused of being an Islamaphobe, could get you killed.
Obama just so happens to hold the 2 best cards in the hand. He is also the most questionable (in my opinion) of the candidates. Or rather, the one who has the most to answer to.
Where does that leave us in regards to our right to a “Free and Fair Election”?
I for one, will continue to question this man and stand my ground.
We live in a democracy. And so long as we have the rights, we need to stand up for them.
If we don’t, we will lose them.
Unfair and unjust PC has no place in politics.
-
Trial begins for officials accused in Obama, Clinton ballot petition fraud The trial is underway for a former Democratic official and a Board of Elections worker who are accused of being part of a plot that has raised questions over whether President...
- Look At How This Is America
(Jesse) Jackson said that there is a mistaken assumption in some corners of America that all racial problems went away with the election of President Obama. "There was this feeling that we were kind of beyond racism," he said. "That's not true. His...
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From Jacob Laskin, Senior Editor of Front Page Magazine: Now reality must intervene. With the longest campaign in memory finally over, it is only fair to ask: Who have Americans elected? Is it the candidate who vowed to meet “without preconditions”...
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Ladies and gentlemen, children of all ages........ Three types of identity crisis: We have a mixed race candidate and his identity crisis. On one hand, he is in bed with African theology, a church with a notorious history of racist, anti Semitic and anti-American...
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Phyllis Chesler's latest column certainly reflects my perspective: C’mon, whom are we kidding? How big does the elephant have to be before we’ll agree to discuss it? This coming American election is not just about universal health care—it...