The Conservative Son

Yeah, I used to have some respect for Juan, but when I saw him acidly attack Sarah Palin on Hannity, again, as not being as smart as Obama, it was obvious there was one reason only. Funny, but he never mentions anything Obama ever did to prove himself to be so smart.

All Juan did was make fun of how pretty Palin is. That's what a sexist does, he writes off a woman because she is either too ugly or too pretty. I suppose that makes him a sexist too. Sheesh!

Labels: Barack Obama, bigotry, Fox News, Juan Williams, liberals, Sarah Palin, Sean Hannity, sexism

I wonder why is it that any style or genre of music, (except, perhaps, Country & Western,) as long as it's performed by a "black artist," qualifies for the Soul Train or B.E.T. awards. Yet, if Clarence Thomas and Alan Keyes don't tow the line of the liberal agenda as laid out by the left, they say, "They aren't really black."

I wonder why is it that our president, who has as much white heritage as black, is automatically considered "African-American" simply because he has some measure of African blood. (Or, is it simply the way he looks?) Yet, Bill Clinton was called by many the "first black president" because he came from a broken home and always was just one step ahead of the law.

America has fought a civil war, endured decades of segregation, even apartheid, passed several Constitutional amendments and suffered more lynchings than I can stomach to contemplate. Was it all so simple-minded bigots can make asinine pronouncements like "He's black" or "He's white" in a disgusting attempt to frighten and manipulate the uninformed mob? Was it merely so the narrow-minded can foist upon the willingly ignorant masses their myopic schemes of control through fear, intimidation and political correctness? Has our country learned no more than that? Have we, as Americans, learned no more than that? So much for judging a man by the "content of his character."

When I see my president, I don't see a black man who has overcome generations of struggle against hate in our great,but imperfect, nation. No, I just see another white liberal trying to take my freedom away from me and my family.

So, I ask myself a question: Who is the real bigot here? The bigots are the ones who want to cram everyone into nice, neat little boxes that fit whatever particular political or social agenda they possess at any given moment. As I write this blog, I can't help but wonder, what they will do with Darius Rucker?

Labels: Africa, Alan Keyes, apartheid, B.E.T., Barack Obama, bigotry, Bill Clinton, Clarence Thomas, Darius Rucker, prejudice, Soul Train

Sheesh!!! I just heard Mike Wilbon, who co-hosts "Pardon the Interruption" on ESPN, call Rush Limbaugh a "bigot." The story is that Rush, news to me, is buying in on the St. Louis Rams. Some black players on the team are saying they'll refuse to play for him.(They better have good lawyers if they breach their contracts.) Wilbon even tried to claim that Rush has made favorable statements about antebellum slavery! Of course, Tony Kornheiser, in true white-guilt fashion, amened Wilbon's uninformed, obnoxious statements.

Well, pardon my interruption, but that is a pile of manure! That's an ugly, ugly red herring!

I am way, way, way over tired of people who never listen to Rush, do not agree with him on his politics and are offended by his rock-ribbed confidence throw the "bigot" word around. Even poor, pathetic Jimmy Carter says that if you don't agree with our president, it's because you're a racist. I am way, way, way over tired of people who never listen to Rush, or myself, accusing us of racism and bigotry because we won't give in to their political terrorism. Small thoughts for small minds.

I suppose that since I don't like Al Gore, I should never buy another Apple Computer? I suppose because I don't like most of the actors in Hollywood, I should never watch another movie?

Ninety-plus percent of black voters consistently vote Democrat in national and state elections. Now, a statistic like that begs the question that liberal media will never ask: "Exactly who are the bigots here?"

P.S. I had to look these birds names up on the internet. They're really not famous enough for me to know them.

Labels: Apple Computers, bigotry, ESPN, hollywood, Jimmy Carter, Mike Wilbon, NFL, Rush Limbaugh, Tony Kornheiser, Volunteer Football

Does it make much sense that the pundits are saying that 50% of the blacks will vote for Obama? Does it make much sense that the pundits are saying that over 50% of the women will vote for Hillary? Does it make much sense that over 50% of the white males are goint to vote for the white male?

Now, who are the bigots here? So much for Dr. King's dream.

Labels: Barak Obama, bigotry, election, Hillary Clinton