‘True Racism’: Allen West Calls Out Liberals Who Think Black Conservatives Need ‘Approval’ From Their ‘Masters’:

‘True Racism’: Allen West Calls Out Liberals Who Think Black Conservatives Need ‘Approval’ From Their ‘Masters’:

Congressman Allen West (R-FL) made a number of notable media appearances over the weekend, and is receiving both praise and condemnation for his comments, depending on your source.
On Fox News with Mike Huckabee, West responded to a recent L.A. Times article that said America’s “dirtiest job” is “justifying Allen West.”
West calmly responded, with analysis on who the real “racists” are in politics:

“I really feel that it is [demeaning] to me to think that I need some individual to ‘justify’ me and my existence.
“Look, I went through 22 years being in the military.  [I rose] to the rank of Lt. Colonel.  I have a bachelor‘s degree and 2 master’s degrees, and for these white liberals to believe they can have this condescending manner toward black conservatives, that we need to have approval from our quote unquote, I guess “masters,” for us to be able to speak — see that’s where the true racism really lies… is with the white liberals who don’t want to see someone such as myself, that broke away from their dependency class, and is out here and able to possibly contend against them with the policies that they are promoting that is destroying the black community.
“I know I’m their #1 target, and it just emboldens me to speak out even stronger.  And the heck with them if they think that someone else needs to approve [of] me and what I stand for.” [Emphasis added]

Unreal… Over 3 Dozen “Discrepancies” Found in Barack Obama’s ‘Dreams of My Father’ (Video):

There are over three dozen factual inaccuracies in Barack Obama’s Dreams of My Father according to historian and author David Maraniss.

It was full of lies.

ABC News Anchor Really Hopes Gas Prices Drop 50 Cents By Election Day:

Sometimes news people disguise their bias for candidates by omitting information that would cast that candidate in an unfavorable light. Or they might eagerly report negative news (whether true or not) about their candidate’s opponent. Then again, sometimes they just blatantly gush over their candidate, especially when it comes to President Barack Obama. So it’s no surprise that an ABC New anchor was openly wishing for gas prices to drop by 50 cents a gallon before election day.

If you were a television news anchor reporting on falling gas prices, why would you say “the best news” was that a gallon of gasoline “might drop another 50 cents by Halloween, just in time for the election?”
Believe it or not, ABC’s Paula Faris, appearing on Monday’s Good Morning America, actually said exactly that.

Biden: Romney’s “Massive” Fundraising “A Big Problem Right Now”…:

Don’t fret Obamabots, Uncle Joe will drink a cup of coffee with you for only $3. Via Email: Drew — Election Day will be here in less than four months. And we’re facing a big problem right now that could directly affect the outcome that day. The Romney campaign and the Republicans raised $100 million

Obama uses 'I' and 'me' 117 times in speech...:

(CNSNews.com) - Speaking in Sandusky, Ohio on July 5, President Barack Obama used the first-person pronouns “I” and “me” a combined 117 times in a speech that lasted about 25 minutes and 32 seconds.

Moveon.org rediscovers its anti-Semitic, racist roots: endorses [apologizes to] racist anti-Semite Charles Barron for NY-08. [UPDATED and corrected.]:

Politicker has the background. Basically, it went down like this: over in NY-08 the choice for the Democratic nomination was between Hakeem Jeffries and Charles Barron. The major difference between the two was that Mr. Jeffries did not have a history of praising Muammar Qaddafi and Robert Mugabe, calling Israel a terrorist nation, and/or advocating physical attacks on white people*… and while in a civilized party having an opponent who did all these things would pretty much guarantee you the nomination, in the Democratic party none of this is an insurmountable obstacles to a nomination. So, MoveOn.org – like a good little fully-owned subsidiary (and toady) of the Democratic establishment, went full-bore against Mr. Barron. To quote them: “There are some people who don’t belong in elected office. Charles Barron is one of those people.” Which is a reasonable statement, no matter what your partisan alignment is, right?
Alas… Charles Barron [lost, thank God] his nomination battle, so you’d expect MoveOn.org to [be happy about it (and never mind backing Republican Alan Bellone)]... HAHAHA! I slay myself. No, of course MoveOn.org went into full reverse and started begging Barron’s pardon:

Christopher Nolan creates more jobs than Obama: