Somehow, I feel that Congressman Rush's criticism of Senator Lott would be taken more seriously if Bobby had ever renounced his role as the so-called "defense minister" of the racist Black Panther party. But I guess it takes one to know one and Rush sure seems to know 'em all. What is that old saying about the pot and the kettle?
To: Barnacle; BillyBoy; cfrels; chicagolady; Cletus.D.Yokel; Dengar01; hawkeyeBetsy; ...
CHICAGOLAND PING
To: Chi-townChief
Many people are not fit to lead, this author is one. Sadly, Trent Lott is another. Racism is simply not acceptable in a national leader. His oath to the constitution requires him to treat all Americans as equal under the law. He has failed his oath.
If we cannot find Lott unworthy of a leadership position who would be unworthy? It's up to his constituents to decide if he belongs in the senate.
To: All
Where are you now, Rep. Bobby L. Rush?
Speak up, child.
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03/21/2009 6:09:01 AM PDT by
new cruelty
(Shoot your TV. Torch your newspaper.)
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