Conservative African American: Debate me, Sharpton and you libs!

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Daily Caller:

Conservative Mychal Massie, chairman of the black leadership network Project 21, is calling on liberal African American leaders to back up their charges of racism against the Tea Party.

Massie has challenged the Rev. Al Sharpton, National Urban League President Marc Morial, and former D.C. Congressional Delegate Walter Fauntroy to a debate over the Tea Party’s alleged bigotry.

“With their divisive rhetoric, these men and those like them do incalculable harm to the cohesiveness of our communities. It is time they be held accountable,” Massie said. “I felt a debate would be the fairest method for them to explain and defend their comments. As to their silence thus far, it would seem they are either incapable of defending their position, fearful of having to defend it or — for reasons explainable only by them — they fear giving me more of a national platform.”

The big question for Massie is, will the trio show? All three have reportedly been contacted via numerous means since September 2010. To date, none have responded to say whether they will participate in the Monday debate at the National Press Club.

[Valin]

Geee

 

Conservative Mychal Massie, chairman of the black leadership network Project 21, is calling on liberal African American leaders to back up their charges of racism against the Tea Party.

 

Massie has challenged the Rev. Al Sharpton, National Urban League President Marc Morial, and former D.C. Congressional Delegate Walter Fauntroy to a debate over the Tea Party’s alleged bigotry.

 

Given the fact Andrew Breitbart has a standing $10,000 offer of proof of racism at the DC Kill The Bill Rally, I don't expect they will respond...in my life time.

[Valin]

Do yourself a favor

[SrWoodchuck]

Valin!

 

Small point: Breitbart offered $100K.

[Valin]

Valin!

 

Small point: Breitbart offered $100K.

 

 

Even better!