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"It has been run in a way so that nobody with a contrary view has had a chance to present legislation, to make an argument, to be heard." Speaking to a group of Hurricane Katrina evacuees in the audience, Clinton offered an apology "on behalf of a government that left you behind, that turned its back on you."

The only person who would say such things is one who believes her audience is too stupid to learn the facts. Her contempt for black people is, frankly, embarassing; she assumes they don't know how Congress is run, how legislation is put together, and that no Republican would ever co-sponsor one of her socialist proposals, so therefore nothing she ever proposes would be brought up before the committees and then the senate itself.

That this woman of negligable accomplishment, who has as many television cameras and reporters as she wants, at any time, day or night, can get up and complain that one with a contrary view cannot be heard, is embarassing in her scheming. You can almost hear her thinking "They love this victim stuff."

And it is only someone who believes in an all-encompassing government, a fan of totalitarianism, who can look at the facts about the failures of her party in New orleans and Louisiana (and LA representatives in the House and Senate) and claim that "the government" left people behind, thus abdicating all responsibility for individuals to get out of harm's way.

We keep hearing over and over and over again from liberals and liberal blacks especially about how they value "community" and helping out their neighbors. But when the time came for libs and blacks in New Orleans to help out their neighbors, what did they do? They ran, left old people to drown, and stole.

Sorry if that's too blunt for these PC times, but on MLK Say, I think it would be dishonoable of me to lie about the truth of liberal black America.