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The Left is Racist

"California Democratic Sen. Barbara Boxer pursued a curious line of attack during Condoleezza Rice's confirmation hearing this week. Rice, one of the principal architects of the administration's Iraq policy, was clearly vulnerable to charges of helping produce a misguided, if not misleading, rationale for the Iraqi invasion, as well as poor postwar planning. Saddam Hussein clearly was not the threat Rice had proclaimed. Her paper trail of misstatements virtually invited a congressional attack on her record. But Boxer, rather than sticking to Rice's performance as national security adviser and her qualifications to direct U.S. foreign policy, chose instead to gratuitously characterize her as a Bush loyalist who was blindly parroting pro-Iraqi war lines without regard for whether they were true."

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A27818-2005Jan21.html

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Mr. King, the Left viciously attacks and slanders any black person who does
not toe the "Progressive" party line - which is that all problems
suffered by black people are the result of oppression by whites.

Dems / Progs take the "black vote" so much for granted, that they respond
to differing views from "people of color" by treating that person with vicious
disrespect, as if they were an "uppity nigger". The amount of disrespect shown
to successful, famous, intelligent black people -- who happen to be conservative
or disagree with the Progressive party line in any way --
is demeaning to all humanity, and particularly, is a direct assault on the
values the "Progressives" claim they stand for.

As long as blacks do as they're told and vote for so-called "Progressives"
and continue to toe the party line and not voice dissent against the Left's
Socialist and racist policies, then everything's fine. But the moment
one of them steps forward and says, "Hey, wait a minute!", watch out.

Of course, the values that "Progressives" stand for are not freedom for all; but
government power. Power for "Progressives", they mean.

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