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One-Note Cynthia is back at it again! Georgia and Georgians are soooooooooo racist that they can't get over the end of Jim Crow.

My family just about consists of those rural white folk who Cynthia thinks are awfully racist. But my grandfather became a Republican when FDR told him that the government would decide what crops he could plant. He then joined the 40 percent of American Blacks who voted for Ike.

From Cynthia's perspective, race is not an issue, it is the ONLY issue. Every other policy debate (taxes, security, regulation, etc.) plays second fiddle to the race card.

Cynthia is being racist herself by viewing the world solely through racial glasses. Her view opposes Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s vision of considering a person based on the content of his character and not the color of his skin.