Pat Delany stepped down from the state Assembly this month and said he wouldn’t seek a full term in November because of his wife’s missive to Lewis’ campaign, Burlington County Republican Chairman Bill Layton said. Delany originally cited an unspecified family issue as the reason for his abrupt resignation.
Delany and his wife, Jennifer Delany, are white. Lewis, a political novice who’s among the greatest athletes of all time, is black.
Jennifer Delany’s email to Lewis’ campaign said, in part, “Imagine having dark skin and name recognition and the nerve to think that equaled knowing something about politics.”
Layton said Pat Delany decided to leave office to shield his three children from “a hurtful and embarrassing public spectacle involving their mother.”
“Former Assemblyman Pat Delany’s wife inexplicably sent an offensive and racist email in response to a routine email from Carl Lewis’ campaign; her actions were inexcusable,” Layton said.
Delany said in a statement that he and his wife don’t share the same racial views.
He said he was sorry. “On behalf of my family, we sincerely apologize to Mr. Lewis for any pain this caused him,” he said.
Neither the Delanys nor Lewis could be reached by telephone for comment Monday.
You might think I would be used to it by now, but I STILL find myself shocked by the amount of racism that has bubbled to the surface since the election of Barack Obama. It is like the country was nothing more than a pus filled boil that the election pierced, thereby releasing the rancid infection lying just beneath the surface and allowing it to spill forth onto our airwaves and political landscape.
I want to feel badly for this guy, especially if it is true that "he and his wife don't share the same racial views," however that might NOT be accurate according to this article:
“Three South Jersey Republican lawmakers want to cut off public funding from colleges that enroll illegal immigrants.
A bill from state Senator Dawn Marie Addiego and Assemblymen Scott Rudder and Pat Delany, all R-Burlington, would take away shares of the state’s $850 million budget for higher education from any school determined to have admitted illegal immigrants to the student body.
Yeah that sounds like typical Teabagger code for "keep the darkies out of our schools."
I am wondering if both Rep. Delany AND his wife share these same racist views, but only she was careless enough to let the cat out of the bag publicly?
What do you think?
I was told by a white landlord who interviewed me for an apartment that I didn't "look the way I sound over the phone".
ReplyDeleteI knew what she meant. It's been around and "they" let their hair down around us and kept it hidden from everyone else.
Now they don't care that last few elections showed the country it's ok to be a jerk.
Seems that they rilly do not like dark skin - ignorant rascists, the lot of them.
ReplyDeleteI feel that the Racisim has always been there. Starting with the 2008 presidential election, however, our so called "Leaders" made it acceptable to voice these prejudices.
ReplyDeleteNow which one of our potential "leaders" was most vocal in legitimizing racisim?
Aw, he looks so nice and decent. He didn't have to resign.
ReplyDeleteAll I know is that he can't have been a REAL Republican, because REAL Republicans NEVER apologize! REAL Republicans would smear the reporters who reported this as being part of some "liberal conspiracy", claimed the email was fake and "taken out of context" also, too.
ReplyDeleteSo frankly, this whole story has me scratching my head... ;)
I live in Burlington county and Carl Lewis has been very devoted to his town for as long as I can remember. Always doing fundraisers for schools and working to install afterschool and community programs for kids. It is one of the lower income towns in our county, and predominantly African American. I find it despicable, the efforts that have been made to prevent Mr. Lewis from trying to serve his hometown that he is truly invested in making better.
ReplyDeleteHe sort of threw his wife under the back of the bus.
ReplyDeleteNotice how the state senator makes himself and his family the victim in this. The perpetrator in this is his wife, the victim is Carl Lewis.
ReplyDeleteIf he resigned because his wife said something that made him look bad, I think that the same reasoning should apply to Clarence Thomas. His wife makes political statements about cases that might come before her husband, especially in the field of health care. Thomas does not recuse himself, even though his wife is heavily involved in the Tea Party end of trying to destroy health care.
ReplyDeleteMichele Bachmann said that her husband should not be an issue; she is the candidate running for office. However, when Michele speaks out against GLBT issues, and her husband's business is based on "removing the gay" he is involved. He is also involved because Michele speaks out against government handouts while Marcus accepts medicaid for dubious treatments to treat homosexuality.
Yes, the statements of the family do reflect on the public person. I hope that Sarah realizes that having Bristol out there is not going to be an asset for her campaign.
IMAGINE THAT...
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You know, Gryphen, as odious as all this is, I think it was the best thing that the blister WAS popped and the pus oozed out. At least now we can take it and examine it. We can call people accountable to their words and actions.
ReplyDeleteThe one this badly affects, of course, is Obama and his family. They're bearing the brunt of it and doing a superb job of it. It must hurt them, and that in turn hurts me, but we're finally getting these loonies "on the record", so to speak, and we're examining them and calling them on it.
It amazes me that Jennifer Delany could be stupid enough to think that she could respond the way she did and that nothing would come of it. Did she think that her incredulity at a "dark skin[ned]" Lewis having the audacity to run for public office was actually an acceptable opinion to be voiced in public?
ReplyDeleteI think that the election of a highly intelligent and accomplished black man is extremely threatening to these moribund cave dwellers. If President Obama does well, it undercuts the centuries old narrative of the racists and exposes it as so much ignorant bilge. If he does well - or even if he simply doesn't fulfill their batshit crazy conspiracy theories of gloom and doom, they are proven to be assholes.
This is there worst nightmare come to pass. I think this current resurgence of racism might well be the biggest of the last gasps from these cousin humpers. We won't ever be fully rid of them, but we might be witnessing the last of the large cluster of racist acts that were ushered in by Obama's election.
Completely off topic but
ReplyDeleteEric Cantor, House Republican, wants to cut funding for the agency that tracks quakes.
Cantor's district is near 2 nuke plants.
Virginia just had an 5.9 earthquake several hours ago.
I was in route from Roanoke, Virginia to home in southwest Virginia around this time. Everything here on the farm is fine but there were problems in Cantor's district.
The nuke plants were put on generators.
So Eric Cantor - republican - just showed what a dumbazz he really is and Virginians should reward him by kicking his silly azz out the door.
Gryph the only thing I can say is the only way to heal a boil is to have it pop and get all the poison out. Then true healing can happen.
ReplyDeleteThis all started with Palin...she said the most vile things about Obama. And when McCain FINALLY stepped in it was TOO late.
ReplyDeleteIt is like she opened this dirty, dirty, side of people and suddenly it was okay to act like animals.
It's New Jersey, say no more. What do we expect from a State that produced the Jersey Shore idiots? Although they are kinda brown.
ReplyDeleteHas anyone seen "The Help" now in theaters? I HIGHLY RECOMMEND it.
ReplyDeleteMade me think of politics today, President Obama, the GOP's hate speech.
Go to Mudflats. Things are in the works. http://www.themudflats.net/2011/08/23/blind-allegiance-revisited-new...
ReplyDeleteWhat is really sickening is his attempt to cover it up. I wonder about his claim "he has different views," but I was in a marriage where I found out I had no idea who I was married to and was shocked as my ex revealed who he was in the process. But I would not have tried to cover it up at that point.
ReplyDeleteIt has been such a sad process to see just how racist this country is. I knew there were pockets, communities with members called skinheads, but the revelations that come day after day anymore are a very sad reflection on America.
What's even scarier is the move to attack education...I am reading Vonnegut after seeing Slaughterhouse Five was banned, picked up Mother Night and the same "ideals" are spoken clearly in that book--what I mean is he portrays the people that are racist just like what we are hearing now and that was written 50 years ago. I was going to post a quote a while back--it appears very little has changed in the "ideals" of white supremacy that was so grossly manifested during Hitler's legacy. Now they are all saying they are Israel's best friends...I hope the Jewish community has learned enough to see the two-faces speaking to them.
When is the black community going to see what the Republicon party truly is? I saw a bumper sticker last weekend..."Black, conservative and proud of it..." So sad.
… would take away shares of the state’s $850 million budget for higher education from any school determined to have admitted illegal immigrants to the student body.
ReplyDeleteI don't know the economics of higher education in New Jersey. How much of the per-student marginal cost is covered by tuition fees? To what extent does New Jersey subsidize each student?
It seems to me that an educated person is likely to cost the state less in the long run.
I've been to burligton county several times, and it's a poor county, with all the problems poor counties have, and yes, racism is alive and well across this entire nation.
ReplyDeleteLet's not paint the people of New Jersey with the broad brush of the idiots we see on reality shows. Sarah Palin was on one, and no one thinks all Alaskans are loonies.
The gall of this woman to voice her vile opinion, when she's supported by taxpayers hard earned tax dollars.
How can one be married to someone who's openly racist and not know?
I don't buy it. If he had any conscience whatsoever, he wouldn't be in politics to begin with.
I love the "protect his children" excuse. Wish Palin would do the same.
jeez. I remember when I was about 14 and my mom told my uncle (dad's brother) that he wasn't welcome in our home after using the word nigger. I think my father fussed and said my mom overreacted. I remember thinking that she did not. I kind of thought at the time that my uncle was a bit of an anomaly, and that surely the world wasn't still filled with racists. I have been proved wrong over and over in the years since then. But I certainly didn't think that racism would make such a big comeback after I reached middle age.
ReplyDeleteThe lesson here is do not send any emails while drunk.
ReplyDeleteHe's probably telling the truth since he's resigning - the scumbag liars seem to stick around.
ReplyDeleteIf he is telling the truth, I hope he has more influence on his children than his idiot wife.
I am constantly amazed that racism is still alive and well in this day and age. I just don't understand how you can look at history and believe the things people believe. It's mind-boggling.
Looks like more icebergs are headed Sarah's way...
ReplyDeleteNew Sarah Palin Bombshells from the Cutting Room Floor
...Despite the pain and expense, some good came of this disaster. Because of the glut of leaked information and accounts of Sarah and Todd Palin’s behavior during the years Frank Bailey worked with them, we began to receive information and first-hand accounts from those in the know who had read the manuscript and wanted to speak of their own painful experiences with the Palins.
In all instances, we verified the relationship with our sources and the Palins and insisted on taped interviews or email transcripts. Many of these eye-witnesses had known the Palin family for dozens of years, going back to their early school years.
Some of these revelation appeared in Blind Allegiance (the eye-witness account of Palin violating campaign finance law), but most were cut by our publisher (Howard Books) at the last minute. After all, this book was Frank Bailey’s story and these bombshells were not part of his first-hand experience. It was a difficult call and one we debated long and hard, as the stories are as shocking as the other revelations in our book.
Over the next few days/weeks, The Mudflats will be reporting some of these stories, as told to the authors, directly from these confidential taped interviews and email communications. These accounts are too important to remain untold, especially in light of the fact that the former governor is still weighing her options regarding entering the presidential race in the coming weeks (not to mention the continuation of ridiculously fabricated stories that ignore reality-not just in Sarah Palin’s own books but now Bristol Palin’s whitewashed biography as well).
Our object in writing Blind Allegiance was always to disseminate information, reveal the truth, and ultimately let an informed public decide if this potential candidate is capable or worthy of holding the media spotlight, a place in the conservative movement, or the highest office in the land. It is in that spirit that we chose to share what we have learned.
http://www.themudflats.net/2011/08/23/blind-allegiance-revisited-new-sarah-palin-bombshells-from-the-cutting-room-floor/
His wife needs to join Virginia Thomas in rehab.
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Obviously, Mrs Delaney knows nothing about politics and is an uneducated racist. Disgusting.
ReplyDeleteBeing from NJ - I know there are lot of intelligent, caring, progressive folks here - but unfortunately we have bigots and teabaggers as well. I would wager he feels the same way - but it was easier to make a public statement saying he and wife differ on the subject.
ReplyDeleteAnd those stupid NJ based reality shows -- geeez what an embarrassment - we are NOT all like that.
I think we would be shocked to find out how many WASP Americans hide a bit of racism inside. Seems now they think its okay to let it all hang out. it isn't.
ReplyDeleteHow interesting that if, instead, Jennifer Delany had said
ReplyDelete"Imagine having name recognition and the nerve to think that equaled knowing something about politics."
...it could have just been a letter from a bitch instead of a letter from a racist bitch.
To Jennifer:
"Imagine having white skin and name recognition and the nerve to think that equaled superiority over others who look different than you. Here's a big MIDDLE FINGER from a real American---get over yourself!!!!!
As I often say, what America truly is and what America pretends it is, are two distinctly different things, and it's a long way home in the dark.
ReplyDeleteEsSkape said,
ReplyDelete"When is the black community going to see what the Republicon party truly is? I saw a bumper sticker last weekend..."Black, conservative and proud of it..." So sad."
We have Black people that will never see the Republican Party for what it is. Harriet Tubman said it best...."I freed thousands of slaves and could have freed thousands of more if only they knew they were slaves.".
Now, that's a powerful quote! Those same kind of black people exists in the Republican party today. It is sad.
NakedTruth
My understanding is that he had been told that if he did not step down he would not have the state republican party support and endorsement which would no doubt ensure his defeat. I suspect he shares his wife's views on race but was not stupid enough to reveal them. Despite that, he sure wasted no time throwing her under the bus.
ReplyDeleteI think that it's foolish to withhold funding from the colleges because paying students who are ineligible for financial aid don't have the right paperwork. All that will do is close down the college for EVERYONE.
ReplyDeleteWhat an idiot to say “On behalf of my family, we sincerely apologize to Mr. Lewis for any pain this caused him.”
ReplyDeleteI am betting that this caused zero pain to Mr. Lewis. Just a chuckle that the woman revealed herself to be such a jerk. Not that racism isn't serious. But give us a break: it is so lame to say "IF my racist comments had any effect on you, I'm so sorry."
He should be apologizing to the public for letting his wife off her leash. Inflicting her on the public. SHE should be apologizing for her words, if not her thoughts and intentions.
By the way, this apology is v close to the non-apology apology, which is "I'm so sorry IF what I said offended you." As opposed to being sorry for having said something offensive when that is the case.
In this case, no need to apologize for the nonexistent pain; only for the crude comment.
Good that he resigned.
@ Barney 1:55--Hokie, Hokie Hi, neighbor!
ReplyDeleteFelt the quake here--not rolling like most out west, more like someone heavy was stomping across our roof.
And Cantor--seen this yet?
http://ericcantorsbitchface.tumblr.com/
Alaska doesn't have the corner on a$$hole politicians. I could tell you stories about George Allen, too.
To Anon @ 1:59-- (#2)
ReplyDeleteSo I guess that it takes a very intelligent person to make a generalization about the population of an entire state based on an ignorant "reality" show.
I see the problem. Delaney needs a bigger flag pin.
ReplyDeleteNot all republicans are racists, but, all racists are republicans! Can't imagine what the kiddies are learning at home.
ReplyDelete1:55 pm. No surprise to me. These are the same idiots who wanted to cut funding for NOAA and the National Geological Survey folks at the time of the Japanese earthquake and tsunami last winter.
ReplyDeleteI've watched this crap since the 50's. It has NEVER gone away,...just gone beneath the surface in the "good times". The minute it gets a little rough,...it comes right back out again. They need someone to blame,...anyone but themselves. The rich, white American has held the power in this country since it's inception. The very thought that "others" are now catching up and want a share of that power is absolutely frightening to these people. They are being "marginalized",...they want "their" country back.
ReplyDeleteWell,...it's too late to turn back the clock now. The sad thing is that no amount of re-education will help change these people's minds. Time and the march of generations is the only way things will get better. Eventually,...we will be rid of these racist, hating fools.
"Sorry, kids. Mom won't be here for dinner tonight because I threw her under the bus."
ReplyDeleteIf you marry and or lay in bed with a racist, have children with that racists... you are a racists.
ReplyDeleteI hope that the stupidity of this wife of a politician will provide MORE votes for Carl Lewis. From what I have read, he has always done a lot for his community and now wants to give back even more. I applaud him and I hope he wins in a landslide.
ReplyDeleteI am so tired of racists in this country! They represent the worst of America.
The republican party will find a nice, cushy job for this guy. He is DEFINITELY one of them. Oh, Mrs. Delaney "imagine marrying a repub. expecting a life full of perks and little work just because you are a bigot"
ReplyDeleteIf only his wife had been submissive and silent?
ReplyDeleteThe racist bile of these people never fails to disturb me.
The Baggers are crying 'victim' for Rep. Maxine Waters remark that Teabaggers can go to hell.
ReplyDeleteOh, boo, hoo, boo, hoo
"The president and all leaders of the Democratic Party, who have called for civility in the past, are neglecting to censure their own. Is civility only required from their opponents?"
"The president’s silence on these latest violations of civility has been deafening, but not surprising."
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/08/23/tea-party-maxine-waters_n_934042.html
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Yes, do not email drunk. I once emailed a former elem school teacher of mine a salacious email after consuming 2 bottles of Sauv Blanc. It was awkward considering I had to see him the following week. Oh, and on my 21st bday, I drunk dialed a college prof I was crushing on and professed my love to him. Except in that case, we slept together. Oh my life. how I love it.
ReplyDeleteLiz said
ReplyDeleteIMAGINE THAT...
waving hanky and fainting
1:45 PM
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Somebody hurry. Get the smelling salts. Liz fainted!!!!
No Sarah, you Bozo - I said SMELLING salts -- Not SMELT salts.
@DaisyDem-I believe Joe's book will be nothing more than "controlled opposition", otherwise known in conspiracy circles as "limited hang-out". Of course they were threatened by him, he's writing the official anti-Palin book. This is how history works, the pre-approved narrative for the opposition needs to be heard. It's never quite the deep, dark underbelly of what's really the truth. This is why conspiracy theorists are labeled tin-foil hatters and such. Once you try to step out of the box of The Official Opposition, you will be attacked. Joe tried to minimize and belittle people, we all saw it. When someone has you wondering if maybe you didn't perceive things right, and maybe you should just trust what they say because they're the expert, you've been played. Trust your instincts about people, and follow the money.
ReplyDeleteJust looked at the wikipedia entry for Delany.....regretfully he and the bigot have already reproduced three times.
ReplyDeleteWhen you can say that in an email openly, you can imagine how much worse it is between the four walls of the house, to friends, to family.
ReplyDeleteHe doesn't need to worry about embarrassment, you can pretty much be guaranteed his kids are 'home grown racists'. You could probably add on they're little bully/thugs outside the home, as kids don't have filters. Acceptable in the home - why not outside too.
Gryphen,
ReplyDeleteCan we have a Joe Free Zone??
It's getting old.
eSkaeP - the black community already knows. There are a few clueless ones, but the vast majority vote Democratic despite being generally very conservative.
ReplyDeleteAnd Palin's little code words fooled no one but those who feel like her and don't want to believe that they are racists too.
I think you've overstepped a bit here, Gryphen. The man resigned and apologised to Lewis publicly. What more could he do? It's not his fault that his idiot wife sent that ridiculous and offensive email. He did the right thing in light of the circumstances and unlike MANY other Republicans who have sent racist emails - he didn't offer a lame excuse and he took responsibility. He also said that he doesn't agree with her views - I don't think there is much else to be said here.
ReplyDeleteHow he voted on illegal immigration has no bearing on this incident and I don't think it's fair to draw a straight line from that to this.
There's plenty of other racist GOPers to rake over the coals - let's at least give this guy credit for doing the right thing.
PoliticusUSA has a pretty good post on all this:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.politicususa.com/en/new-jersey-republican-resigned-because-of-wifes-racist-email
The scary part about this is that Pat Delany just didn't GET IT.
ReplyDeleteEither she was completely blind to how insulting her email to Carl Lewis was, or worse, she just plain didn't care. She even seems to have assumed nobody else would care either.
But then, LOTS of white people -- even the most liberal -- aren't always aware of the racist views deeply ingrained in us.
I'm grateful (and still embarrassed) that the first African-American man I dated had to very patiently explain the insulting bigotry behind some statements many whites consider innocuous and perfectly acceptable:
"You didn't sound black on the phone."
"Slavery ended over a hundred YEARS ago so they just need to get over it !"
Or the ever-popular "I'm not a bigot ! Some of my best friends are black!"
Now that I live in a primarily African-American neighborhood, it's VERY clear to me how many advantages and opportunities I had in life based entirely on the color of my skin which most African-Americans have been denied.
Honestly, have these people never travelled?
ReplyDeleteI bet they have not.
It might open their minds up if they did.
Being against illegal immigration is not proof of racism. Delaney may be a racist, but it is overreaching to accuse him on the basis of that vote. Conflating that vote with racism is no different than the accusations of socialism made about Obama.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure the Wiki entry for Pat Delany will be scrubbed, but as of today, someone had posted the following about his wife. It's pretty funny.
ReplyDelete"His wife is about to be mocked on the Colbert Report and every other show that mocks such racists as soon as he is back from vacation, but in the meantime people who think racists are terrible are in shock about what a horrible person she was willing to be, and wish she would grow up as a person and ask herself why she feels so special."
3:20 pm Hokie Hi Neighbor
ReplyDeleteYes, we really love our Hokies.
Hokie hi to you too neighbor.
Racism is illegal, or supposed to be. When are these guys going to be held accountable with more than an outraged public and the threat of losing votes?!
ReplyDeleteWhen is someone in a position of authority and leadership going to have a frickin' charge filed against them! Good God!
@4:45 the minute Gryphen decides to have a "No Joe Zone" he loses his followers. If you don't like something you are reading it's your responsibility to click to something else, why in the hell are you telling a blogger what they should have in their comments? If something is getting old to you, move on. Don't beg a blogger to change to suit you. I trust Gryphen, he has never censored my comments, or gave me pause to wonder about his character. Joe has.
ReplyDeleteI agree with 4:45. It is rather immature to come here to slander Joe McG.
ReplyDelete@7:34 Joe has been a jerk. On his own blog, and go read Mudflats. HE LEAKED THE MANUSCRIPT FOR HIS OWN FINANCIAL GAIN. He's treated his followers like shit,comparing them to C4Pers. He has deleted all the comments from his blog.
ReplyDeleteSo, how DO you "equale" something?
ReplyDeleteTo anyone who is shocked or amazed by this episode of blatant racism is obviously white. Happens every day to anyone of any minority in this country.
ReplyDeleteI also agree with ANON at 1:15 that the GOP has somehow made it "okay" to be even more blatant with racism.
It's okay though. We get through it and all it does is give us strength to carry on and push ourselves forward.
Signed a GOP/baggers worst nightmare
a successful biracial woman that is a business owner and makes more than most of them do.
Little Rabbit
Bikers for Obama 2012
There is more to this story than face value.As someone who was born and raised in NJ,but can no longer afford to live their because of the taxes,I can see what they are doing here.Its 2 fold.#1 is supposed to save tax dollars from being used on students who ostensibly will be unable to work in the US after graduation anyway.Of course they propose a "baby with the bath water" type of solution,that brings me to goal # 2-the dog whistle for the Tea Partiers that high taxes in NJ are the fault of dark skinned illegal children.
ReplyDelete""It's New Jersey, say no more. What do we expect from a State that produced the Jersey Shore idiots? Although they are kinda brown.""
ReplyDeleteThe actors and the producers are not from NJ.They auditioned to be on this show and work from a script.The lives they lead on the show are a fabrication.
The interesting thing about racism is that the targets of it always seem to overcome it. I was called the N-word in first grade (the first time I ever heard it uttered) as well as in Catholic Sunday school. That was in the 1960s and 1970s. My children even experienced it, from teachers and in comments from other students. When my oldest daughter was in elementary school, a white "friend" said, noticing her pink fingernail polish, that black people can't wear pink. To which my daughter replied to this rather large child, "Fat people can't wear pink either." That was in the 1990s. Even when she was in college there was a backlash against the "affirmative action" students at Wesleyan. That was 2010. My daughter and her friends responded by having a campus-wide teach-in. She subsequently graduated as a double-major with a 3.7 GPA. Affirmative action my ass.
ReplyDeleteThe point is black people are watching the racial backlash with a mixture of disbelief and humor. While white people fill themselves up with anger and hatred, we keep acquiring degrees, education, and knowledge, building businesses and raising our children to be competitive and self-sufficient.
""The point is black people are watching the racial backlash with a mixture of disbelief and humor. While white people fill themselves up with anger and hatred, we keep acquiring degrees, education, and knowledge, building businesses and raising our children to be competitive and self-sufficient."""
ReplyDeleteIs it necessary for you to lump all white people together in your statement?Is that really how you see all white people?I have raised my DD and we are raising my grand kids to just see people,not black people or white people.I have always been of the mind set that saying "I can't be racist because I have black friends " is racist,But now I feel compelled to say I have always had black friends,and white friends,and brown friends.So has my DD. My grand children also.In fact my middle grandsons best friend is black.My son in laws best friend is too.Many of our/their other friends are.I have a racist brother who was arrested for beating his DD when he found out she was dating a black young man in high school.They are married now,with beautiful children.My brother is a dead beat who lives in another DD's garage.So I know racists.You should maybe check the mirror yourself.
It is not necessarily racist to want to control illegal immigration.
ReplyDeleteAt least these little moments continue to allow us to see exactly what Republicans talk like when they think no one is listening except other Repos.
ReplyDeleteIt is just that they so surround themselves with people who think just like them that they occasionally forget that the rest of the world doesn't think or talk like they do.
Problem is that these snippets really are exactly how they talk and think about the rest of us.