[Blood of Tyrants]

Golly, didn’t he know that ALL Tea Party Patriots are nothing but racist white people? He is lucky they didn’t lynch him on the spot! </sarc>

[dajeeps]

And they accuse tea partiers of being racist. They are the ones who aren’t color blind or they wouldn’t be asking that kind of question.

[Dallas59]

Sea plants have more brains than people at MSNBC. They have gone from being a joke to embarrassing.

[antceecee]

Main stream media = RACISTS!

[TigersEye]

Kelly O’Donnell is essentially asking “Your skin is black. Why don’t you think like all the black people I know?”

[YHAOS]

The Press Corpse is no match for intelligent people like a TEA Partier.

[Safrguns]

Maybe his answer should have been: “I feel uncomfortable now about you because you asked that question”

He was too nice to her.

Media types wont learn their lesson till its thrown right back in their face.

[paul in cape]

He should have said, "I'd be more uncomfortable at MSNBC. The lily-white network would probably lynch me! At least the Tea Party members are REAL Americans, as am I."

[bgill]

sigh...

[1010RD]

My dear Negro, Do you realize you’ve stepped off the plantation?

[FlingWingFlyer]

Could be the TEA Party people didn’t realize that he was “black”.

[Darkwolf377]

The secret being that O'Donnell doesn't consider blacks as Americans, but as Africa-Americans, a protected group needing her liberal grace to exist.

Anyone not asking for liberal gifts is, of course, an American, and as we know from decades of history classes, being a plain-old American is a sin, making one retroactively guilty for oppression, genocide, etc/

Once one embraces his/her victimhood status, and admits only liberal governmental control can wash away that sin, he/she can be considered a normal person. Any American who actually stands up for liberty, especially if he has skin of a darker color than Nora O'Donnell's is, of course, a weirdo.

[rbosque]

Probably was until the reporter showed up!

[denydenydeny]

"No, no, these are my people, Americans."

That line : the media as holy water : vampires.

[CardCarryingMember.VastRightWC]

Q: "Have you ever felt... uncomfortable?"

ANSWER#1: "Not at all. ma'am. What makes me uncomfortable are racists who prove by their condescending, idiotic questions that they think my skin color requires me to hold a certain political view."

ANSWER#2: "Not at all, ma'am. But on the same topic of group identity, tell me, are you uncomfortable with the fact that nationwide polls regarding which groups are 'most trusted' and 'most admired' consistently rank your profession in the single digits, somewhere between the KKK and prostitutes?"

[Oceander]

And the honorable Mr. Postell is one of us - a true patriot and a true American. God bless folk like him who not only have to deal with the generalized invective the left hurls at all of us, but also with the left's pernicious racism and their violent attempts to "punish" anyone whom they see as being a "traitor" to his or her race. It is the left, not the right, that is the true racists in this ordeal.

[Intolerant in NJ]

Postell should have asked the reporter if he was “uncomfortable” being surrounded by thousands of people every one of whom was more intelligent than he was.....

[susannah59]

I loved his answer, and wish we could’ve seen the reporter’s face when he gave it.

[upsdriver]

NBC News reporter Kelly O'Donnell asked Darryl Postell, a black man at a tea party rally held Thursday in Washington: "There aren't a lot of African-Americans at these events. Have you ever felt... uncomfortable?" Postell replied, Only when I am singled out by a racist reporter because of my color. (my words, not his)

[Sivad]

O’Donnell (”reporter”): Do you feel uncomfortable being
a black man among all these whites?

Postell: No, I don’t feel a bit uncomfortable. As a low
down lying scum sucking member of the left wing biased
main stream media do you feel uncomfortable being in the
middle of all of these honest hard working Americans?