Race Mongering - Presidential Style
Posted on: Saturday, February 21st, 2009 by Frances Rice
By Frances Rice
Those Americans who voted for President Barack Hussein Obama believed that, by electing a black man as our president, we, as a nation, would finally end the racial divisiveness that has torn our country asunder since the days of slavery. Well, that optimistic notion was dealt a killing blow when newly minted black Attorney General Eric Holder, Obama’s minion, declared that, on the issue of race, America is a nation of cowards. No credit for courage is allowed for those who voted for Obama on blind faith.
Holder’s outrageous and insulting declaration is a harbinger of Obama’s sinister scheme to use race as a weapon to bludgeon Americans into submitting to his socialist will – supporters and non-supporters alike.
This despicable race mongering by Democrats is not new. Decades ago, the Democratic Party developed the strategy of exploiting black American grievances in order to demonize the Republican Party and win votes. Holder's remark is a clear signal that Obama will continue to stoke the fires of racism and resentment, perpetuating the Democratic Party's insidious, race-baiting tactics. Tactics that are now run out of the White House – presidential style.
Americans are decent, hard-working people and do not deserve to be defamed as cowards by Obama and his minions for partisan political gain. Whatever cowardice exists in this nation stems from the fear of being labeled as racist for daring to subject black Democrats to equal opportunity criticism and humor.
In the liberal world, however, black Republicans are fair game for racial denigration. Just ask RNC Chairman Michael Steele, Dr. Condoleezza Rice and Justice Clarence Thomas.
We are fed up. We Americans will no longer cower in fear of being called racist because we dare to criticize or poke fun at Obama or any black Democrat.
The Democrats’ last race-baiting straw has hit America’s back.
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Nation of Cowards?
So says Eric Holder, but what's really cowardly is racial dishonesty.
By Heather Mac Donald
http://www.city-journal.org/2009/eon0219hm.html?PHPSESSID=ca854d4e4b1188b62485de98b96c9d4a
A Cowardly Conversation Starter
By Jonah Goldberg
A Nation of Cowards
By Linda Chavez
http://townhall.com/columnists/LindaChavez/2009/02/20/a_nation_of_cowards
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