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- Is Black America Lost?
From Erik Rush: It probably isn’t of much use to belabor the fact that not only is Barack Hussein Obama not the post-racial president people hoped and claimed he would be (whatever that is), but that he and his political ilk have created a...
- Van Jones: Spokesperson And Leader Of The Occupy Movement
A bad penny always turns up:...President Barack Obama's former “Green Czar,” Van Jones, who describes himself as a “rowdy black nationalist” turned communist has found a job as the official spokesperson and leader of the national movement...
- Van Jones Warns Of A Progressive "october Offensive" Against Tea Party
Holy Schnikes!Can you imagine?Van Jones, president of the progressive organization Rebuild the Dream, joins The Last Word to discuss what Washington should be doing about jobs. Jones calls the US’ deficit problem “phony” and made up. “Hold on...
- I Am Unable To Think Of Any Other Possibility Other Than Barack Obama Approves Of "black Nationalism"
I think Barack Obama is an out and out racist. He appoints a man to his de facto Cabinet who is a self-avowed "rowdy Black Nationalist". If this were a white President appointing a White Nationalist, like say David Duke, or Tom Metzger, to his Cabinet,...
- Conspiracy Theory? Ministry Of Truth Level Behavior
The Van Jones (non) feeding frenzy By: Byron York Chief Political Correspondent 09/04/09 11:30 AM EDT From a Nexis search a few moments ago: Total words about the Van Jones controversy in the New York Times: 0. Total words about the Van Jones controversy...
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Carl Pope: Winner of the RACY
I think we need an award for the most convoluted attempt to interject a ‘Republicans are racist’ smear into a current news story. Because let’s face it, in the age of Obama, we’re getting hit with new ones every week. Some of them are pretty bland, but other are the rhetorical equivalent of a back dive with a full twist into the warm waters of moral superiority. Effort like that deserves recognition.Case in point. Writing at Huff Post, Carl Pope, Executive Director of the Sierra Club tries to defend Van Jones after the fact. He has this to say about the Van Jones “crack-head” video:
Calling Bush a “crack-head” is seen by a large part of America as worse than calling him “addict-in-chief” because crack is not just a drug — it is a drug used largely by black people. It reminds those Americans who are still uncomfortable with Barack Obama that we have a black president.
Got it? Americans are offended that Van Jones called President Bush a crackhead because it reminds them President Obama is black. You in the pointy hats…ponder its genius.
- Is Black America Lost?
From Erik Rush: It probably isn’t of much use to belabor the fact that not only is Barack Hussein Obama not the post-racial president people hoped and claimed he would be (whatever that is), but that he and his political ilk have created a...
- Van Jones: Spokesperson And Leader Of The Occupy Movement
A bad penny always turns up:...President Barack Obama's former “Green Czar,” Van Jones, who describes himself as a “rowdy black nationalist” turned communist has found a job as the official spokesperson and leader of the national movement...
- Van Jones Warns Of A Progressive "october Offensive" Against Tea Party
Holy Schnikes!Can you imagine?Van Jones, president of the progressive organization Rebuild the Dream, joins The Last Word to discuss what Washington should be doing about jobs. Jones calls the US’ deficit problem “phony” and made up. “Hold on...
- I Am Unable To Think Of Any Other Possibility Other Than Barack Obama Approves Of "black Nationalism"
I think Barack Obama is an out and out racist. He appoints a man to his de facto Cabinet who is a self-avowed "rowdy Black Nationalist". If this were a white President appointing a White Nationalist, like say David Duke, or Tom Metzger, to his Cabinet,...
- Conspiracy Theory? Ministry Of Truth Level Behavior
The Van Jones (non) feeding frenzy By: Byron York Chief Political Correspondent 09/04/09 11:30 AM EDT From a Nexis search a few moments ago: Total words about the Van Jones controversy in the New York Times: 0. Total words about the Van Jones controversy...