So this is the kind of "entertainment" being shown at CPAC this year.

The film is called, and I almost cannot believe this, "Runaway Slave." And seems to be written to alleviate white guilt over the treatment of black in American and then blame their continued oppression on the fact that they did not pursue the "American dream" with the proper amount of vigor.

Here is a description of the film from the website:

The film’s central figure is Rev. C.L. Bryant, a self-professed “runaway slave. A former NAACP chapter president in Garland, TX, C.L. abandoned an organization he felt was more about political posturing, and less about civil rights. As a former Democratic Radical who escaped the bondage of Progressivism and denounced the shackles of entitlements, he has committed himself to helping others secure the blessings of liberty that are guaranteed by the Constitution with his new found conservative values. 

Rev. Bryant takes viewers on an historic journey across America that traces the footsteps of runaway slaves who escaped along routes that became known as the Underground Railroad to freedom. But in the film, he travels a “new underground railroad” upon which Black Conservatives are speaking out against big government policies which have established a “new plantation” where “overseers” like the NAACP and so-called “civil rights” leaders keep the Black community 95 percent beholden to one political party.

As a white person in American I found this preview to be extremely offensive, so I can only imagine how it will be received by African Americans.

Of course like just about EVERYTHING that comes from conservatives, the focus of this film, which features such conservative black "stars" as Herman Cain, Star Jones, and Teabagger Allan West, is to shear the sheep.  And let's face it, there are going to be plenty of white folks who will pay to have their fundamental racist beliefs about black folks reinforced.

I have to assume that this film will make the speakers listed at this event like Rand Paul, Mike Huckabee, Andrew Breitbart, and of course, Sarah Palin, feel right at home.

Maybe David Duke will show up and give this filmmaker an honorary white robe to wear around his house?