ESPN COMMENTATOR: RGIII A 'CORNBALL BROTHER' DUE TO POSSIBLE REPUBLICANISM

http://www.breitbart.com ^ | December 13 2012 | by BREITBART NEWS

[07Jack]

I like both RG3 and Newton. Our family are huge Carolina fans, and I think Newton seems to have the heart and desire to succeed and be a role model for our youth. I would agree he lacks the maturity of RG3. Newton himself has acknowledged that he needs to improve upon his leadership skills. It's my experience that alot of kids are drawn to Cam and he seems to relish that role and do a nice job relating to them.

[crosshairs]

I have long lost any respect for most black commentators on TV. Most of them are true uncle toms and sell-outs.

I think the majority ARE black now. They went wayyyyyy overboard on the AA quota in this field.

[redgolum]

Intra race racism.

Irony is a dish best served by the unaware.

[Warrior Nurse]

Don’t give up on us the kool-aid and Stockholm Syndrome is very strong in the black community. Just judge on an individual basis. In many places liberalism, collectivism, fascism and communism is the only thing that they know. When you have generations of welfare recipients and lack of fathers and the eschewing of education you get people like Mr. Parker.

[Eric Roelfsema]

I can confirm for everyone that Rob Parker has been suspended until further notice by ESPN. I received the confirmation directly from ESPN.

[lentulusgracchus]

This Clown should be fired, what's that two Black Idiot Sportswriters/Announcers in one week? Then you have the Moron Rughead Costas. Please keep this $hit out of Sports.

Who was the other Black Idiot Sportsguy that you had in mind for firing in the same week, besides Rob't. Parker?

I sympathize with your dilemma, tho' ..... so many morons, so little time .....

[lentulusgracchus]

And they fired Rush Limbaugh for saying what?

I'm not an Eagles fan, so I'm not sure of the personalities involved, but basically Limbaugh said flat-out that he thought the Eagles organization was doing a little affirmative-action goody-dust sprinkling over their then-quarterback, who Rush thought wasn't maybe "all that" -- okay, mind you, but overpromoted and overpraised.

That caused a lot of hard feelings and an instantaneous boycott-and-harassment campaign from the Left against Limbaugh, his hairline, his Oxycontin scrip, Mr. Snerdly, and anyone/thing else they could think of. Morons, utter morons. But the pushback from the Eagles, ESPN, and the League was another matter. So Rush said, "Okay, I don't need this; if you guys feel bad because I said something I felt needed saying, then let's just call it a day."

That's the way he told it on-air, anyway. The quarterback under discussion was Donovan McNabb.

Wiki says the flap was back in 2003; I'm showing my age, because I only thought it was two or three years ago.