To Be Fair to Rachel Maddow . . .
Posted on | February 8, 2010 | 22 Comments
. . . it was hard to tell exactly what the sounds coming from the MSNBC host meant. They were sort of a little bit muffled by, you know, the pudding in her mouth:
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Maddow’s quote:
Just for reference here, when Tom Tancredo talks about literacy tests, that’s what they used in the south to keep black people from voting before civil rights legislation and court rulings put a stop to that.
So the convention opened with a clarion call to bring back the literacy tests for voting. And as you could hear, the tea party convention crowd erupted in cheers at the suggestion, although, to be fair, it was sort of hard to tell exactly what the sounds coming from the crowd meant. They were sort of a little bit muffled by, you know, the white hoods.
Hat-tip to Ed Driscoll, who explains more. And kudos to the brilliant mind who produced this aphorism:
“Breitbart said reporters put all news involving conservatives into two basic buckets: ‘racism and Watergate.”
Amen.

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