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When asked how he would do in the South Carolina primary, then Senator Joe Biden said fine because his state was a slave state.

Ron Paul ended an interview with CNN after he was questioned about a hate-filled newsletter that was published under his name. Many of the controversial statements were written in the first person. The newsletters were published about 20 years ago and contained a number of incendiary comments about African-Americans, such as referring to Martin Luther King Jr. Day as “Hate Whitey Day.” All of the newsletters featured his name, but Paul has said he did not write the racist language.

This sordid history would not bear repeating but for the fact that the media love to portray Paul as a truth-telling, antiwar Republican standing up to the “hawkish” conservative establishment. Otherwise, the newsletters, and Paul’s continued failure to name their author, would be mentioned in every story about him, and he would be relegated to the fringe where he belongs. But Paul has escaped the sort of media scrutiny that would bury other political figures. – Weekly Standard

[Sanger] maintained that “the most merciful thing that a family does to one of its infant members is to kill it,” and that “birth control must lead ultimately to a cleaner race.”

“your fairly humorous response is ‘I looked in the mirror and I appear to be a black man and I’m in the Tea party.'” Piers Morgan starts with the leftist propaganda that there are racist elements in the Teaparty.

“As long as you are the accepted African-American to the white liberal establishment you’re going to be fine but if you tend to be one of those that have sought to get off of that 21st century economic plantation then they’re going to come after you pretty hard.”

Just take it! That’s what they are really saying. Give us money! Fomented by Obama’s constant class warfare rhetoric, the socialist mobs are clamoring for the Marxist doctrine of taking from those who have earned it and giving to those who have not. It sounds so “fair.”

Harry Belafonte and Cornel West derided Herman Cain for his remarks on racism in America. Cain responds on the Sean Hannity show.

“People sometimes hold themselves back, because they want to use racism as an excuse for them not being able to achieve what they want to achieve.”

Obama’s been associated with, had relationships with, and has been endorsed by some of the most virulently divisive and outright racist figures of our time and not only does the media give him a pass, they tell us we’re the racists because we disagree with him on ObamaCare or join a Tea Party or use words like “basketball.”