As If On Cue . . .

. . . another liberal obsessed with race:

“We haven’t talked about the elephant in the room, and I don’t mean the Republicans: race. Changing demographics. Fear of a white minority. . . . Obama’s election has suddenly made many white Americans aware of the loss of a white majority. . . . That’s what this crazy summer has been all about. Anti-mosque construction. Anti-immigrant ravings. . . . That fear is very difficult for Obama to overcome.”
— Cynthia Tucker, Atlanta Journal-Constitution

“The accusation that conservatives are motivated by bad faith (mala fides) is essential to the Left’s attacks. Stigmatizing and marginalizing conservatives is much easier than debating them. Cogent arguments about policy become unnecessary to advancing the Left’s political agenda if they can dismiss its opponents as racist, sexist, homophobic, etc.”
— Robert Stacy McCain, Atlanta native who says the Journal-Constitution hasn’t been worth the paper it’s printed on since Lewis Grizzard died

And there’s this headline from CBS:

Analysts: White House Panicking Over Elections

See? Liberals are “panicking,” and therefore the onus of “fear” must be projected elsewhere.

7 comments

  1. The guy’s elected on the wings of “Hope and Change” never defined by him in a manner that would tell you what he wanted to do. The most revealing question the press asked of him in a two year long presidential campaign came from a guy named ‘Joe the Plumber’. Thus, the press set us up for an eighteen month rampage of massive government spending and government take-over of the private sector, and it turns out the throw back all boils down to an unmentioned elephant?

    Cynthia Tucker… what a tool.

  2. The guy’s elected on the wings of “Hope and Change” never defined by him in a manner that would tell you what he wanted to do. The most revealing question the press asked of him in a two year long presidential campaign came from a guy named ‘Joe the Plumber’. Thus, the press set us up for an eighteen month rampage of massive government spending and government take-over of the private sector, and it turns out the throw back all boils down to an unmentioned elephant?

    Cynthia Tucker… what a tool.

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