Posted on 11/19/2009 1:18:50 PM PST by FrontPageMag.com
On Tuesday night's episode of The Ed Show, host Ed Schultz asked NAACP president Ben Jealous if he agreed America was in recession because "there are maybe some institutions on Wall Street that do not want to see a black president succeed?" Jealous, surprisingly, disagreed. (See the question at 4:52 in this video. N.B. how Jealous's mouth involuntarily contorts when Ed launches into Louis Farrakhan territory.)
Ed Schultz: "Mr. Jealous, Im going ask you a direct question here tonight, and it has not been talked about in the media, but Ive thought about this in recent weeks, because the credit should not be this tight as much as the American taxpayer has done for Wall Street: Do you think that there are maybe some institutions on Wall Street that do not want to see a black president succeed, and thats why the money is tight?"
Ben Jealous: I dont think thats the case. I dont think thats the case. I dont subscribe to those theories Weve got to stop focusing on race, start focusing on reality, which is all of us are hurting.
This rebuttal of a theory Schultz admitting thinking about for "weeks" is no small story, coming from the organization that blamed George W. Bush for James Byrd's murder, and that is headed by Julian Bond, who....
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If Wall Street is trying to keep a black president from succeeding, then how come they were the top Obama campaign contributors?
Oh thats right. It was all part of big whiteys master plan.
I think we know where all the racists congregate: at MSNBC.
ROFLMAO!
What’s more frightening is that there are millions of people who believe this crap.
You have to look no further than the Democrat Congress which has become the party of economic sabotage.
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