Perhaps the funniest (although certainly not the most disturbing) part of Glenn Back's racist analysis of the 14th Amendment is his claim that to interpret the clause "All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of...
racist wingnuttery
Dan Riehl is brave:In the back were maybe ten or so black kids taking up that section of the car. There was no confrontation, just one or two of them.
This pretty much nails it. Meanwhile, some more on the man who will be the Republican point man on judicial nominations:Figures recalled one occasion in which the Justice Department's Civil.
Digby beat me to it, but it was amusing to Red State touting Jeff Sessions as the ranking minority member on the judiciary committee. Digby got most of the good stuff, but here's another tidbit from the Sarah Wildman's article:It got worse. Another damaging witness--a...
This extensive list of relevant quotes from Bill "O'Racist" O'Reilly leaves out one of my favorite examples:In THE FACTOR "Follow-Up" Segment tonight, we've been following the various demographic shifts throughout.
Just in case you had some strange compulsion to read the thing, Benen identifies the important part of the Times' lengthy attempt to indulge winger guilt-by-distant-association games with Obama and.
The new McCain ad is indeed remarkably disgusting.
Evidently, PUMAs who are also Obama Birth Certificate Truthers are ipso facto among the most pathetic conspiracy theorists in history. But if you're going to be pathetic you should at.
In light of Flint's attempt --and I mean, you can understand the priority, what with all of the city's economic and serious quality-of-life problems a thing of the past and.