I often receive resistance on the point of whether the Republican Party profits from a deeply racist institutional nature. I don't think all Republicans are racist, but it is undeniable that racism plays a part in the voting habits of a substantial part of the Republican base. Remember Redstate Racists, after the Coretta Scott King funeral?
Why is it that those who participate in these funerals feel compelled to turn a solemn, religious event into a Def Comedy Jam spectacle of anti-Republican, anti-conservative boilerplate "known facts" and demands for handouts?...I also think I have a clearer understanding of why the culture of so many black Americans in this country is below what it should be and is capable of being.
The prominent black spiritual leaders, like Joseph Lowery, are more interested in subsidization from The Man than salvation from the Lord.
I'm told that these people are just fringe. Are Republican leaders are tied to their base, or is there just some racist 'fringe element'? Well, I guess we have our answer in some form or fashion. The new site Fancy Ford, built by the National Republican Senatorial Committee and with the blessing of Elizabeth Dole, is an interesting new web tactic. Racism online and mainstreamed.
Check out FancyFord.com, a racist attack site created by the National Republican Senatorial Committee to oppose Rep. Harold Ford, Jr., who's running for Senate in Tennessee.What's the message behind this site? The line of white women on the front page, the fact that it highlights his attendance at NBA All Star events featuring Biz Markie, the emphasis on opulence all combine to portray Ford as a pimp. The site tries to be subtle in its racism, but it fails.
A site that portrays a prominent Democratic leader as a black pimp is a sad statement on what the party of Lincoln has come to. So desperate to maintain a corrupt chokehold on power that the Republican leaders are willing to sell out on the deepest sin of our country's history. It's such weakness. What singularly pathetic, cowardly, cowering people. Democrats are strong and don't pander to racism. That's just not the case with Redstate, or Republican leaders like Elizabeth Dole.
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