Posted on 01/20/2010 3:25:36 PM PST by Rhonda Robinson
Racism is alive and well in America. The Left keeps that monster well fed, and hidden deep within the closets of the Democratic Party.
On a day when America was supposed to honor the life and dreams of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Chris Matthews and Tom Joyner hosted the MSNBC special Obama’s America 2010 and Beyond. A much more appropriate title would have been America in Black and White–Keep the Dream and Ignore the Reality.
Predictably, rather than focusing on the content of Obama’s character, his agenda and accomplishments the panel tried to breathe life back into racism.
While Matthews initially seemed excited that times had truly changed for Americans of color since the days of MLK, his enthusiasm and encouragement seemed to fall on deaf ears. Each panel that lined the stage, with only a few exceptions, regurgitated the stale rhetoric that the black community has been spoon fed by the Left for decades.
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this maggot threw out the trial balloon last night regarding the question if people were trying to dismantle the obammmma administration because he was black. those on his panel refused to bite
Why does Chrissy have this obsession with race? He broadcast his show last night from an all white bar while sitting there with contempt for the ‘racist’ republicans! What an idiot.
Come to think of it you’re right! He also slammed Palin for “all white” crowds. He sure didn’t broadcast in a “diverse” bar did he?
“For the First Time in My Adult Lifetime, I’m Really Proud of Massachusetts”
Everything Chris Matthews does is “special”.
I thought it was VERY telling that very few of the negroes that voted for ZeroBama in 08 did not vote for the white girl in 10. Whazzup wi’ dat?
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