To the Back of the Bus!

North Star Writers Group ^ | November 5, 2008 | Rachel Marsden

[Dukes Travels]

America has spoken. And the country has roundly rejected the divisive, fear-mongering politics of hopelessness that have held people down and prevented them from reaching their true and full potential. In other words, America has stuck a fork in Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton and the rest of the Don Imus re-educators, whether or not anyone even realizes it at this point.

Now there’s no complaining about The Man – because The Man is black. He joins the ranks of the 90 percent black commentator majority on CNN.

Republicans have traditionally been the party of blacks – from Lincoln ending slavery, onward. Martin Luther King Jr. was a Republican. President Dwight Eisenhower presided over school and military desegregation and the 1957 Civil Rights Act, leading to an increase in black voters.

[edzo4]

obama is going to need a bigger bus, there is no way he will be able to keep all his promises to all the little kook fringe groups

so who is the first group under the bus now

is it the middle class that will never see the promised tax increase becuse the time is not right and we need to sacrifice

is it the anti war crowd that will be disappointed that the troops don’t come home till they are finished

[Logical me]

Republicans have traditionally been the party of blacks

Yup! Just shows how ignorant most of the blacks are. They have lost most of white America by throwing the party that supported them just for a black as@ nitwit they elected.

[SaintDismas]

Time to rev up the underground economy. My new heroes are ta cheats and off the books painters/plumbers/whatsoevers. Any which way you can give the middle finger to the government.

[SaintDismas]

ta=tax