The Washington Times reports that House Democrats received
training last week on how to raise the issue of race to defend government
programs. The prepared content of a
Tuesday presentation to the House Democratic Caucus and staff indicates that
Democrats will seek to portray apparently neutral free-market rhetoric as being
charged with racial bias, conscious or unconscious. Read more: http://times247.com/articles/house-dems-received-training-to-paint-gop-racist#ixzz1uhyj75Xu
COMMENTS:
These tactics are despicable and degrading to the American
way of life. They stir racial prejudice and
they are contrary to any sense of racial dignity that might be left in this
country. They make me want to say, “I
sure as hell don’t ever want another black President in the White House.” In fact, I said it and I guess I now believe
it. I’ll say it again straight up: “I
never want to see another black President in the White House. Ever.”
TODAY’S QUERIES & ANSWERS:
Q. Former New York Governor George Pataki is saying that
Obama cannot run on his record and will instead try to “dump” on his
presumptive White House opponent Mitt Romney — but will fail in his re-election
bid. From what I have seen, he’s been
trying to repeat some of his same statements from 2008 that never came to
fruition. What’s your opinion? (Barron ~ Santa Barbara, CA)
A. Obama is brash and narcissistic enough to think that he
can use the same lines twice. He will
not run on his record, that’s for sure, but he will run on some same old
promises and the “dumping” on Romney.
Can he win? That depends on
you.
Q. Romney has been touted for his business acumen and for
his understanding of economic issues. If
he is elected President, won’t he excel in getting our economy straightened out
and people back to work? (Sassy ~
Missoula, MT)
A. As much as I hate to admit it, the answer is a solid
yes. It’s some of the other areas of his
beliefs that bother me. Nevertheless,
when you size him up against the incumbent, he’s a giant.
Q. J.P. Morgan is in deep doo-doo. The news says they lost $15 billion in market
value as a result of a $2 billion loss. Can
they survive? (Jerry ~ Redondo Beach,
CA)
A. Not on my invested dollar. They’re in trouble and this is only the
harbinger of things to come.
TODAY’S QUOTE:
“A man
always has two reasons for doing anything: a good reason and the real reason.”
~ J. P. Morgan
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