Obama’s Race Card

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Front Page Magazine:

Denouncing conservatives as racists whenever they’re effective arguing the right side of an issue has been a staple tactic on the left for decades. We expect the left to trot out the ghost of Bull Conner (a life-long Democrat by the way) and other prominent bigots who played a role in fighting civil rights during the 60’s whenever conservative ideas take root among the populace. Yet, while we know from painful experience that the leftist rank and file, their financial backers and their allies in the old media, will play the race card at the drop of a hat, it’s reasonable to expect that the President of the United States of America and his cabinet will remain above such tawdry tactics. Sadly, this week provides further evidence that Barack Obama and his key advisors won’t hesitate to hide behind the politics of race if they believe they can make the issue work to their advantage.

A little over two years ago, the election of Barack Obama was hailed as a milestone in American history. Obama was our first “post-racial” president – proof that all Americans of every color had gotten beyond pigmentation and were finally focused on policies and principles. We celebrated that moment. The candidate who lost the election, a hero of the Vietnam war who was the object of unimaginable abuse by the new president’s supporters, nonetheless took the time to recognize the significance of this election and to congratulate the new president in the warmest possible terms. For a brief moment, left and right agreed about something: race was no longer a significant factor in American politics.

[Pepper]

Is half of Obama one of Holder's people? Is the other half one of Soros' people?

[NCTexan]

Is half of Obama one of Holder's people? Is the other half one of Soros' people?

Pepper!

 

The question could also be asked....

 

Is half of Holder, one of Obama's Holder's people... and is the other half one of Soros' people?