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Commentary
I’ve tended to vote Republican for many years. I even voted for GW, even though he advocated amnesty for illegal aliens AND advocated and signed off on the prescription med benefit that is now costing the tax-payers a short fortune. I just couldn’t stand Al Gore or John Kerry, who are really big-time hypocrites.
As is Barack Obama. Out of his own mouth he’s a hypocrite. Not quite as bad as Al Gore, but right in there, in the running.
And it’s not a “color” or “race” thing. He’s just busy being a typical Chicago politician.
Yet, because I dare to think, and say that I don’t like the President’s policies, and I much prefer the policies espoused by the “Tea Party” movement, I must be a “racist”, or at least sympathetic to “racists”.
Horse apples.
I’m going to remind the NAACP of a little history.
In the Civil War, which party stood for Slavery?
In Reconstruction, which party did not stand for Freedom?
In the early to mid-twentieth century, which party stood for Jim Crow?
In the 1960’s which party stood against the Voting Rights Act? Give you a hint – Senator R. Byrd (D-WVa) filibustered against the Voting Rights Act.
And, in 2010, who stands for you to run your mouth however you choose? Even though you may make me cranky, you can, and should, run your mouth. I have, and will, stand up for you to run your mouth, even though you accuse me, personally, of being a racist.
NAACP, you folks are doing your damndest to repeat the history of repression.
So, I’m calling bull-dust on your miserable behinds.
Who stands for freedom?
And who stands for repression?
Here I stand, I can do no other.
Freedom!