[Bubba_Leroy]

Asked about his daughter's ailing campaign the day before her defeat in the Aug. 20 primary, Mr. McKinney said, "Jews have bought everybody. Jews. J-E-W-S."

[Steely Tom]

Blame The Jews.

The Excuse That's Been Making Losers Feel Better For 2000 Years!

(steely)

[A CA Guy]

Rather than say it is refreshing to get rid of the old guard and get new blood, they say evil Jews did this or that.
What a terrible view of life some people must have.

[quebecois]

Look...there really isn't some sort of big mystery here for anyone who is observant. The black caucus supports the Palestinians because they hate white america and identify the Jews with whites and the palestinians with blacks. As a result, the black caucus took the side of the palestinians. AIPAC and the other powerful Jewish interests took offense to that and engineered the primary defeats of these two black pols to send a message.

This could spell a huge problem for the democrats. The blacks are their most reliable source of votes, and the Jews are their most reliable source of money (with the possible exception of the unions)

[cubreporter]

Oh, isn't THAT nice?

[dix]

I’ve never understood the Jews alliance to the left. They are self-reliant, they work hard, they champion education, and every time in their history, the government is the one that has screwed them. The only reason I can think of is the Jews thought if they could take over the government, they could control it. FDR is the first POTUS to welcome them into government, so they decided to work within the Dem party. That was then, this is now. The Jews are smart folks, come to the party where we have more in common. Anybody who is anti Semitic in today’s world is a fool. There are very few fools in the Republican camp.

[TopQuark]

Walters said their defeats were payback from the wealthy Jewish lobby.

It is interesting that the Jewish lobby is always "wealthy." This is apparently in constrast to the Arab lobby: as we know, there is no money in oil.

[Kermit]

There's only one known picture of Cythnia McKinney with her mouth shut, yours isn't it.;^)

Two black Democrat politicians were defeated by two other black Democrat politicians, both of whom made efforts to cross race lines for political support. That foundation bodes well for their prospects one to win election and two to stay in office and not embarass themselves, their party and their districts.

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

Asked about his daughter's ailing campaign the day before her defeat in the Aug. 20 primary, Mr. McKinney said, "Jews have bought everybody. Jews. J-E-W-S."

Her racist core is showing.

I guess it would never occur to McKinney that her leftist schtick is not selling these days. Now she can take a job more suitable to her abilities -- such as selling copies of Mao's "Little Red Book" at dimocrat conventions. Or maybe plucking the white chickens at Tyson Foods.

[stylin19a]

"...We have to remind people that there is quite a bit of shared history between the two groups."

I am curious as to what is the shared history ?
That the Jews were enslaved by an African nation..the Egyptians ?
or is he talking about a shared history in the U.S.A. ?

[MHT]

The relationship between Jews and blacks is complicated by the growing number of black Muslims in America (from whom we have heard NOTHING!). Studies have shown that Jews are inherently less likely to become Republicans than are Catholics so this movement of Jews toward the Republican Party is a major sea change. At one point, decades ago, blacks were Republican-leaning. Jews never have been. The major questions remain how this might effect turnout this November and how long the Jewish community will stay loyal to the party of W.

[Political Junkie Too]

Walters said their defeats were payback from the wealthy Jewish lobby.

I thought it would be seen as one special interest defeating another special interest. That's the way the Democrats play politics, isn't it?

"When you unseat two black candidates, it's not a freak thing, it's a strategy. It took black candidates by surprise, and it's made them very angry," he said.

So now it's racist to vote against a black candidate?

"Why the leadership of the party didn't do anything, that's the big mystery."

You're kidding me, right? Everyone knows that the Democrats have been taking African-Americans for granted forever, and aren't about to tinker with a sure thing.

-PJ

[Audit_Jesse]

...and the DemocRATS will eat their party, from the inside out... --Here endeth the lesson.

SMiling broadly over on this end. :)

[Diplomat]

The money required to defeat two traitors in this years primary...
Thousands of dollars

The returned check that started it all...
10 million dollars

This quote by the losers, "When you unseat two black candidates, it's not a freak thing, it's a strategy. It took black candidates by surprise, and it's made them very angry," he said. "Why the leadership of the party didn't do anything, that's the big mystery."

PRICELESS

[weikel]

We need to put posters of the Dems using this quote all over the big cities in Florida, New York, and California.

[PayrollOffice]

Political observers say McKinney was the only one to blame for her own defeat. She alienated the Democratic Jewish community after Sept. 11 when she slammed former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani for returning a $10 million check to a Saudi prince who had linked the attacks to America's Mideast policy. McKinney wrote the prince a letter criticizing Giuliani and asking for the money back to give to poor black communities.

Unfortunately, hand-outs have not helped the Black Community for some time now.

[evad]

This is such good news.

When dismantling a multiheaded hydra like the RAT party, it must be done one head at a time.

Incrementalism...the ONLY strategy that works.

[Lancey Howard]

Fred Turner, a spokesman for Rep. Alcee Hastings, D-Fla., said his boss "has been talking to his colleagues, both black and Jewish, to make things better. We have to remind people that there is quite a bit of shared history between the two groups."

Something about the slave trade?