This is really the racial problem we're having today: white's readiness to spout self-serving garbage, coupled with a clear unwillingness to accept - or even grapple with - the ugly truth blacks have been living with (one being white's obvious psychological problem: a massive case of denial) for centuries,...
Michele Bachmann is a member of the United States Congress and sits on the House Intelligence Committee. She just doesn't show any. But they let her speak anyway:
He said it, I didn't. But it's nice to see we can agree on something.
I also notice, like Anita Bryant before her, Bachmann's the media's face to whoop it up over the losing "side" in the "gay" marriage debate. Congratulations, but a piece of advice, because - if you don't fight fair - I doubt you've grasped a simple fact of life:
Reality isn't ambivalent.
Crazy looks weak celebrating defeat over stupid,....
I like how, after Sarah Palin spoke of there being a "real" America, now Herman Cain is describing himself as a "real" black man:
"The liberal mainstream media, notice how they have tried to destroy Sarah Palin. Notice how the more popular Michele Bachmann gets, the more they try to destroy her. You want to know why they go after those two ladies more viciously? Because they know that Michele Bachmann or Sarah Palin is going to draw a lot of the women vote away from the Democrat Party. They are scared to death of that, if they were to run and get the nomination. They are doubly scared that a real black man might run against Barack Obama."
Kind of makes you wonder - after the election of Oprah's candidate, and all the rest of the NewAge talking-to-the-dead nonsense we've been surrounded by, recently - if the message isn't finally getting out (now that everything's going to Hell) that there might be some worth in reality, huh?
We already knew, as a high-ranking member of Billary's administration, that George Stephanopoulos was a Democrat partisan, but the way this man - who covered for Hillary during her "psychic" period - shifts his interview with Michele Bachmann to Obama's religion and Birtherism is both hilarious and scary silly. Then, after Bachmann tries to keep the conversation on issues of substance, he shifts again to something even more outrageous - whether Bachmann is "a fan" of the NewAge performance artist Lady GaGa! (He must have thought he was talking to Ann Althouse!)
If this isn't a clear example of the frivolousness - and NewAge biases - of our leading media figures, then we don't know what is:
George Stephanopoulos needs to get a grip before he drifts from reality for good.
