Andrew Breitbart Buried, Legacy Survives Amidst Release of Obama-Bell Videos

Friends, family members and journalists came together in Los Angeles on Tuesday to celebrate the life of media icon Andrew Breitbart only hours before his team returned to a nearby newsroom to tackle a story about President Barack Obama endorsing racialist professor Derrick Bell during his law school days at Harvard.

The family held a reception afterwards at a Brentwood hotel on Sunset Boulevard where guests were invited to take a stage and tell personal stories about experiences they had shared with Breitbart.

Last nights video actually helps explain O's hate for this country, as Rush states, he sees it as unfair not great..

From The Obama of 1991 We Weren’t Allowed to See

This obituary, written upon his death, had some interesting points to make:

Bell was credited with developing “critical race theory,” which suggested that the U.S. legal system was inherently biased against African Americans and other minorities because it was built on an ingrained white point of view. He argued in his many books and lectures that the life experiences of black people and other minorities should be considered in hiring decisions and in applying the law.

...Breitbart’s point of an unvetted president is proven:
At no point in 2008 was the American electorate informed that Obama led a protest on behalf of a law professor who believed that the U.S. legal system was incontrovertibly racist from its moment of creation, or that he thought so well of an outspoken public defender of Louis Farrakhan....

This also sounds like Holder and how he is running the DOJ

Bell was credited with developing “critical race theory,” which suggested that the U.S. legal system was inherently biased against African Americans and other minorities because it was built on an ingrained white point of view.

This begs the question of how the "African American" POV on law would differ. Do they not believe in equality under the law? Do they not believe in private property rights? Do they not believe in juries of peers? Is it more basic even than that? Do they not believe that we are all endowed by our Creator with unalienable rights?

Just what was Derrick Bell's (and what is 0bama's) view of a legal system that isn't "biased against blacks?"

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