Vigilante
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I wonder why people like you think that so-called "Black Conservatives" scare anyone. People with a different political philosophy don't scare me. Why do you think that they allegedly 'scare' Liberals?
Perhaps the "Uncle Tom" moniker, the ERUPTION at a university when a conservative Black woman is invited to talk, and the CBC's original objections to Allan West joining that group has something to do with it....
Liberals, and especially blacks are scared to death that these fine people MIGHT make inroads into Jesse, Al, and Louis's encampment of hate and subversion... never mind the MONEY those race hustlers would lose!
Who was called an 'Uncle Tom' and who called the person that name? Who protested against Ms. Rice, weren't they Muslim students who disagreed with her foreign policy? Maybe the CBC didn't appreciate allen west making ignorant , blanket and insulting generalizations about Black Democrats being on a so-called 'plantation'. If I was on that Caucus, I wouldn't object to him joining, but I would also call him on his bullshit.
That's your own paranoid fantasy; with the exception of Tim Scott, those other people tend to make their bones with White republicans by making wholesale blanket generalizations and insult about "the Blacks". Tim Scott agrees with me:
""And unlike other, more prominent black Republicans Herman Cain or Ben Carson, for example Scott isnt likely to accuse black voters of being enslaved to the Democratic Party.
That language doesnt suit me, Scott says. Its really hard to offend someone into changing their minds.
Scott has also managed to speak at all the historically black colleges in South Carolina and at Howard University, without getting as negative a response as Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) did at Howard."
Cory Booker and Tim Scott Are the Senate's Newest Odd Couple | News | BET
"Well, Tim Scott is extremely conservative, but hes a nice guy," Rep. Emmanuel Cleaver, chair of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) told The Final Call. "He chose not to join the Congressional Black Caucus because he realized that the policies we would embrace would not be in harmony with the policies of the Republican Caucus of which hes a member."
""So, I think we can work well with open-minded conservatives who are not caustic and tribal in their politics," Rep. Cleaver said. "For example, there was a good relationship between the Congressional Black Caucus and the former Oklahoma quarterback, (Rep.) J.C. Watts. He was open. He said, Look, Im not going to join the Caucus, but if something comes up that impacts African Americans, you know were going to work together. And members of the CBC will tell you that exactly was the case."
Thanks for the laugh!![]()
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Hannity Confronts Lawmaker Who Called Clarence Thomas a 'Prolific Uncle Tom' | Veooz 360
May 03, 2014 · After protests from some students and teachers, former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Saturday that she is withdrawing as speaker from Rutgers ...
Condoleezza Rice withdraws as Rutgers graduation speaker after students, professors protest - Washington Times
You mean Allan West HAS NO FREE SPEECH RIGHT WITHIN THE HALLS OF CONGRESS, don't you little racist?
Scott can say what he wants, I'm NOT A RACIST, like you, that wants to stifle BLACK CONSERVATIVE DESCENT!....And he refuses to join the CBC!!!