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Liberals = Hypocrites

I am one who believes that the use of race as a flag to indicate "otherness" brings us no closer to true equality and unity. It is only by making race a non-issue that we will finally be able to see people for who they are. Only by recognizing people based on their history, their competency, their belief systems, and what makes them individuals do we truly put race to bed as a divisive issue.

In the case of Liberals who continually sabotaging and defame nominees and cabinet members based on their race, the time has come to call a spade a spade. Yes, I intended that phrase. It's ridiculous for people of color to sit by and watch the alleged "party of color" sabotage people of color who have succeeded and deserve recognition and advancement.

The Congress of Racial Equality is the only organization devoted to advancing the cause of equality that has finally spoken out and called the Liberals what they are: Hypocrites.

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Anonymous said…
Liberals are afraid of what might happen if conservative minorities become prominent.

They're also afraid of what will happen if Bush actually gets to nominate somebody with a shot of being put on the Supreme Court.
5/24/2005 12:05:00 AM
Rena Bernard said…
Since we Conservatives scare the Liberals soooo much, why aren't we taking advantage of that? I mean, when will we finally stand up and stare them down and get these nominees through? I'm tired of watching my congressional representatives act like the minority party on the hill! If we can get these good folks through, the world would finally see that we do support the advancement of all people, regardless of color, and will stand by them to get them to prominent spots on the courts.
5/24/2005 06:12:00 PM
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