Posted By: Celeste  on Thursday, May 15, 2008

And black America will never let go of their precious half-brother



Democrats are counting on it, or else it's 2012

Posted By: clifton  on Friday, May 16, 2008

What ever russ is for I assure you I am against. I don't know why people even take what he says serious.

Posted By: conservOpunk  on Wednesday, May 21, 2008

Mr. Englehart,



Look here sir… This tired old double standard when it comes to RACE in America must end!  I am a registered Republican and I would vote a Black person for President, and plan on voting for a black person for state rep here in my home state of Florida (Peter Boulware (REP).  I contend Black Republicans are the key to America’s future. They understand the principals of our founding and comprehend the true American Dream.



The punch line in this cartoon is poking fun at the Clinton’s – a point which is well made and well deserved.  The first frame however depicts all Republicans people as racists standing against any Black American getting into the White House.  



Where do I begin?  There are millions of registered Black Republicans in this country.  They believe in liberty, free markets, tough law enforcement, a strong military and less government interference in their lives and their businesses.  Here are a few of their websites:



http://www.theblackgop.com/

http://www.theblackrepublican.net/

http://www.nbra.info/

http://www.blackrepublicancounciloftexas.com/

http://www.ffbr.net/



It is not the color of Barrack Obama’s skin that is the issue for REP voters; it is what resides in his ultra liberal mind and ultra liberal voting record (when he actually voted).



It is fact that millions of Republicans would have supported Colin Powell for President (many over GW Bush) back in 2000.  When Hillary Clinton seemed the presumptive nominee many months ago, many REP pundits thought a Condi Rice on the REP side would have been a great choice.  Imagine the DEMS having to vote against a black woman running for President!



I am the conservOpunk and believe in everyone’s individual LIBERTY regardless of race.  The mere fact that DEMS support race based programs in the first place speaks to their condescension towards Black Americans.  They believe they cannot compete without help from the Govt.



The REP Party was created to end slavery and got the 1964 Civil Rights bill passed by defeating DEMOCRAT filibusters.  There is a historically racist line thru history squarely on the DEM side, but for some reason they lobbied their way into the hearts and minds of 92% of Black America.  It is clear (at least to me) that many Blacks are voting based on race, as are many whites.  This will always be the case.  People like Jessie Jackson and Al Sharpton don’t want to END racism, they want to FIGHT racism.  Man is imperfect and therefore racism will never be completely eradicated from society.



That being said, who is the party of prejudice?  Plenty of Black Republicans have come down the pike against the big LIB establishment and got mostly support from white conservatives.  Lynn Swann, Colin Powell, Condi Rice, Michael Steele (who had to dodge Oreos at campaign events), J.C. Watts, Alan Keyes have never had the support of “Black America” and enjoyed political success unmatched by most.



I am offended by the insinuation all Republicans are White, Racist, and cheering against anyone but Barrack Obama.  Heck most of us would cut off our left big toe to get C Powell or C Rice in place of John McCain!  I am sick of DEMS getting let off the hook upon uttering bigoted comments and lowering expectations when it comes to Blacks.



It is 2008 and we all need to grow up.



conservOpunk        

http://tonyoconservopunk.blogspot.com/

Posted By: Joey  on Thursday, May 22, 2008

Yep, you got us right!  All Republicans are racist idiots who can't tie their own shoe.



Seriously, you ultra-liberal morons need to grow the hell up.

Posted By: Offended Chris J  on Wednesday, May 28, 2008

This 'cartoon' is racist in and of itself and highly offensive. Once again we see stereortypical rasism perpetuated through the media. How come the 'cartoonist' didn't dress the republicans in Nazi and KKK uniforms? I am using the term cartoonist loosely because this is not a cartoon. When does a cartoon cease being funny, and just plain offensive. I can't only hope that a vast majority of Americans were as offended as much as I was, regardless of their race or political orientation. Absolutely dispicable, for shame.

Posted By: Kim  on Thursday, June 19, 2008

FUNNY!...

Posted By: Kim  on Thursday, June 19, 2008

FUNNY!...