Posted on 03/08/2010 11:39:22 AM PST by Shellybenoit
There are many groups of political crazies out there, you have the "truthers" those who believe that 9/11 was created by George Bush people like former Green Jobs Czar, Van Jones are "truthers'. Then there are the "birthers"those people who believe that they can have the POTUS removed from office because they believe he was born in another country, Philip Berg is the king of the "birthers."
Probably the most destructive of the three are the sick minds that believe that every comment made by a conservative or Republican is intended to demean people of color, they are called "racers." What make the "racers" more dangerous than the typical conspiracy moonbat, is that they build upon the existing stereotyping suggested in liberal-made campaign slogans, and the nonsense is disseminated by the Mainstream Media. MSNBC is loaded with racers and David Shuster is a prime example:
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Racer X
And then there are those who don’t think a President should have to prove he is constitutionally qualified to serve as president. What do we call them?
Know Nothings?
Constitutionalists?
David Shuster is a Keith Olbermann wannabe who once profiled the Republican Party as all white males with short haircuts.’ He then went on to call the party angry and unhinged, with no women, no minorities.’
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Excellent post... and fast too!
I’d think a Constitutionalist would WANT a sitting president to verify his eligibility.
Isn’t Shuster the idiot that called the Joe Scarborough show (or some other morning show) to report live from overseas one morning and he was drunk as Cooter Brown?
It’s amazing the guy didn’t get fired for that. It was really bad.
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