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  • Well, without wasting a lot of time on pots and kettles, I guess I'm not surprised.

    WSS

  • It's hardly the gravest sin in political history, but for a party that was trying to shake its image as a Southern cracker party - and still is - he probably deserved to be replaced.

    He was called out by Bush, if you remember.

  • What's the analogous situation on the left that I'm missing? I bet something is coming that's not really analogous, but you think it is, and then we'll spend 10 posts parsing a distinction that seems apparent to me and not to you.

  • “Our President is one who is trying to divide our country. He is not in this to unify America and to solidify our place as the exceptional nation in the world. He is trying to divide us based along lines of gender, of religion, of income, even of race. Look at his embracing of Derrick Bell, the radical college racist professor who he, you showed in a video last night, embraced literally and figuratively, asking others to open their hearts and minds to the radical agenda of a racist like Derrick Bell who believed that white men oppress blacks and minorities. And Barack Obama, evidently at least at the time, believed what Derrick Bell believed.” - Sarah Palin

    The mind reels.

  • It's hardly the gravest sin in political history, but for a party that was trying to shake its image as a Southern cracker party - and still is - he probably deserved to be replaced.

    He was called out by Bush, if you remember.

    @heckofajobbrownie said:

    It's hardly the gravest sin in political history, but for a party that was trying to shake its image as a Southern cracker party - and still is - he probably deserved to be replaced.

    He was called out by Bush, if you remember.

    And again, I wonder why do you think I'll freak out and change my mind because of something george w bush said or did?

    WSS

  • No, because you're talking about the "lynch mob" on the left pushing him out. I'm pointing out that he was eventually pushed out by his own party. They're the ones who stripped him of his post. Lott wasn't too pleased with the White House, if you recall.

  • That quote has to be fake. No way Palin knows some of those words

  • No, because you're talking about the "lynch mob" on the left pushing him out. I'm pointing out that he was eventually pushed out by his own party. They're the ones who stripped him of his post. Lott wasn't too pleased with the White House, if you recall.

    @heckofajobbrownie said:

    No, because you're talking about the "lynch mob" on the left pushing him out. I'm pointing out that he was eventually pushed out by his own party. They're the ones who stripped him of his post. Lott wasn't too pleased with the White House, if you recall.

    And rightfully so.

    WSS

  • @heckofajobbrownie said:

    No, because you're talking about the "lynch mob" on the left pushing him out. I'm pointing out that he was eventually pushed out by his own party. They're the ones who stripped him of his post. Lott wasn't too pleased with the White House, if you recall.

    And rightfully so.

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    And rightfully so.

    WSS

    This was back when Rove was trying to make inroads with black voters. They tend to not like leaders who pine for segregation, and view "all of those problems" a little differently than Trent Lott does.

  • @westside-steve said:

    And rightfully so.

    WSS

    This was back when Rove was trying to make inroads with black voters. They tend to not like leaders who pine for segregation, and view "all of those problems" a little differently than Trent Lott does.

    @heckofajobbrownie said:

    This was back when Rove was trying to make inroads with black voters. They tend to not like leaders who pine for segregation, and view "all of those problems" a little differently than Trent Lott does.

    But even more they loved seeing people jump through hoops for them.

    WSS

  • Yes, because if there's anyone who has their finger on the pulse of the black community, it's you, Steve.

    I'm glad the weekend is here.