Sen. George Allen: Kick The Racist Out Of Office
I have received a few letters telling me to stop criticizing Sen. George Allen, but it’s my mission to declare that the emperor isn’t wearing any clothes. Allen is sporting a smirk, fancy cowboy boots, but otherwise he is buck naked. He is devoid of intelligence, gravitas and common sense.
Virginia Sen. George Allen is a good old boy who embraces the symbols of racism. His high school yearbook shows him wearing a Confederate flag pin. No big deal in Virginia where Confederate flags are as ubiquitous as mullets and Golden Arches. But Allen attended high school in multi-ethnic California, where folks don’t take too kindly to racists. Only someone who is proud of his racist views would pose for ayearbook photograph sporting a Confederate flag pin.
Sen. George Allen has not outgrown or renounced his childhood racism, he’s as much a racist today as he was back in high school. He has a collection of Confederate flags and kept a noose hanging from his law office. My guess is that he didn’t have many African American clients.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia:
“The Nation reported in 2006 that Allen, as Governor, initiated contact with the Council of Conservative Citizens (CCC), one of the largest white supremacist groups. The CCC descended from the segregationist White Citizens’ Councils of the Jim Crow-era South. At a 1996 Conservative Political Action Conference attended by Governor Allen and CCC leaders, Allen suggested that the group join together for a photograph.The Nation obtained and published the resulting snapshot, which the CCC had printed in the summer 1996 edition of its Citizens Informer newsletter. The CCC is designated as a hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center and the Anti-Defamation League, though the CCC disputes these claims.“
The citizens of Virginia deserve a senator who will meet with groups such as the NAACP that are working to bridge the racial divide, and not a clown who will consort with racist groups that are seeking to divide this great country.
The recent “Macaca Incident” left Allen with Macaca on his face, and his recent debate with his opponent, James Webb, exposed him as a wimp with all smirk and no bite.
After the good people of Virginia kick Allen out of office — he can always take solace by adding to his collection of racist artifacts.
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You used Wikipedia as a source? Hahahahaha! I got this from the article on George Bush:
“Recent information has confirmed that Bush, our beloved President is emo and cuts himself at night. Family and friends now wish to help him in this situation.”
Good job, Bobby!
O.J. Simpson might well be a guest of the California taxpayers today if Mark Fuhrman had the courage and honesty to answer F. Lee Bailey’s question about his use of the “N” word during the previous 10 years as follows:
“Lookit, I’m a cop. The black people I find myself dealing with, other than other cops, are not the kind of civilized and highly accomplished people such as Bill Cosby, Condoleeza Rice, or even Reverend Jesse Jackson.
I deal with thugs. Yes, some of the thugs are white and I have to deal with them just the same. But we all know that the black thugs I deal with earn the title.
So yes, on some occasions, and I’m not proud of it, I have used that word and meant it exactly that way.
There is not a white man alive, or indeed any person of any race, including blacks, who has not used that word and meant it exactly that way. Just as there is not a black person alive who has not similarly used the terms “honkey” and “cracker” and meant it exactly that way.
It is simple human nature to refer to people by derogotory terms when they frustrate you and anger you.
Since we are not living on separate planets, we will frustrate each other and anger each other on occasion.
And my profession is the profession where I must deal with angry and frustrated people of all races who use all kinds of terminology to express their anger frustration.
So in answer to Mr. Bailey’s question, yeah, I have said that word a number of times in the last ten years.”
The black women on that jury would not have liked it, but they would have had to respect such honesty.
Jury instructions are to evaluate a witness’ honesty, not his likeability.
As for evaluating whether to vote to re-elect a person holding a political office, I would suggest to RPR to provide us with substantive reasons for voting for his opponent, other than the fact that the incumbent was recorded as saying the word “macaca”. It would make him look more like an adult and less like a child.
- Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Democrat icon and orchestrator of Japanese Internment
- Ex-House Minority Leader Dick Gephardt, former affiliate of a St. Louis area racist group
- Ex-Senate President Pro Tempore Robert KKK Byrd, former Ku Klux Klan Grand Kleagle known for making bigoted slurs on national television
- Rev. Jesse Jackson, Democrat keynote speaker and race hustler known for making anti-Semitic slurs
- Rev. Al Sharpten, Democrat activist and perennial candidate and race hustler known inciting anti-Semitic violence in New York City
- Sen. Ernest Hollings, leading Democrat Senator known for use of racial slurs against several minority groups
- Lee P. Brown, former Clinton cabinet official and Democrat mayor of Houston who won reelection using racial intimidation against Hispanic voters
- Andrew Cuomo, former Clinton cabinet official and Democrat candidate for NY Governor who made racist statements about a black opponent.
- Dan Rather, Democrat CBS news anchor and editorialist known for using anti-black racial epithets on a national radio broadcast
And we just know how much Joe Biden loves going into 7-11s and Dunkin’ Donuts to see the cute little Hindus, eh?
Yeah right, RPR. Tell us another one.
…It’s also revelatory, as Fred Reed has noted, to see the common trend among all those groups that constantly attack, criticize and denigrate those males of European and Caucasian heritage…
They’re all the very same groups that can’t compete with them.
I don’t notice any Chinese or Indian folks whining like victims and demanding special priviledges…
You, Robert…?
The C.C.C.: “An American white separatist, paleoconservative political organization that supports European, Southern, and caucasian heritage and opposes multiculturalism…”
“White separatist?” Says who, The Southern Poverty Law Center…? The Anti-Defamation League…?
So, in your view, Reyes, It’s okay for Hispanics to have La Raza, and for Blacks to have the NAACP, but those damned uppity Whites had better not form organizations that support their European, Southern (where it applies) and Caucasian heritage, right…?
“..No big deal in Virginia where Confederate flags are as ubiquitous as mullets and Golden Arches.”
The Conferderate flag is an American flag, and I’ll fly it or wear it anywhere in my country I damn well want to. You can fly your Mexican flag anywhere you want…Just as long as it’s in Mexico.
And by the way, would you like to know some things which have a ubiquitous presence in Mexico (running water and sanitation would be a wrong guess)?
Thanks for your thought, ggreen67.
Despite your correct statement that we all get a kick out of RPR and his drivel, I stand by my call to BOYCOTT RPR
As Halo says above: ‘You always come across as a hateful bigot.’
Reasoned debate, whether passionate or coldly logical, is the purpose of this site.
Debate which is entertaining, discourse which is stimulating, thoughts and ideas which may be opposite in intent as well as in expression; I can support all that.
But responding to such filth as written by RPR is simply as much a waste of time as is debating the NAACP, or the KKK.
Time wasted giving him what he craves is time which could be spent posting, reading, and commenting on important, useful, and far more fun & entertaining ideas and opinions than the useless, worn out racial and class cliches of such a hateful bigot as RPR and his fans.
“it’s my responsibility to expose phonies, racists and con artists.â€
Yes Rob, we really appreciate it when you expose yourself as a racist, phony, and con artist.
“but otherwise he is buck naked.â€
Wistful thinking?
“California, where folks don’t take too kindly to racistsâ€
California? Home of the racist and seperatist mexican movements? Home of extreme affirmative action (racism)? Home of Ron Karenga (Militant felon and founder of Kwanzaa)?
“From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: The Nation reportedâ€
Now THAT’S funny! The Nation does not report, it opines. “Quick! Get your tinfoil umbrella! Al Gore says that global warming is going to destroy us!”
Rob: You are, of course, beating up on the racist hypocrits that are picking on Mr. Steel, right? Please post a link to one of your columns defending Mr. Steel.
Rob: Do you run additional content in these other blogs or just copies of what you post here?
Robert, do you think you are not a racist? You always seem to hate the white guy, no matter what the situation is. You always come across as a hateful bigot.
“BOYCOTT RPR” ???
Naa, were mutually beneficial for one another. Reyes gets just as much enjoyment from us kicking him around as we do kicking him.
Reyes,
What the hell is this:
“The citizens of Virginia deserve a senator who will meet with groups such as the NAACP that are working to bridge the racial divide, and not a clown who will consort with racist groups that are seeking to divide this great country.”
Those guys are just as racist as anyone else. To make it worse the NAACP will frequently strong-arm people with either the victim, or race card to ensure they get their way.
I’m glad to see Allen doesn’t have anything to do with them. If ya jump into barrel with a bunch of snakes your bound to get bitten.
If the NAACP is seeking to “bridge” a racial divide, could you please give us an example of them meeting with organizations that represent whites and males?
BOYCOTT RPR
So many claims, so many assertions, so many suppositions, so many conclusions.
All from so few facts, so few reliable sources, so little reasoning, no matter how poor or specious…
*sigh*
BOYCOTT RPR
Isn’t it customary, in political opinion writing, to mention, at least once anyway, the name of the person you think people SHOULD vote for?
Just a thought.