LOL: GOP's Uncle Tom wants people to take him seriously.

[Papageorgio]

You need to start hundreds of threads just like this, hammer on this through the election. This is a great message for the country to see. It describes perfectly how the Democrats really feel about blacks, women and gays.

Keep hammering these talking points, it worked very well last election.

 

[hadit]

Why is he an Uncle Tom?

Are white people Uncle Toms as well?

Oh no, they reserve that kind of racism for black conservatives.

 

[Mac1958]

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Racist threads like these are making things worse, they're exacerbating the situation, they're dividing us even more.

Which must be the goal, because surely the PC Police knows this.

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[Dot Com]

He better be careful. Remember what happened when West agreed to be the GObP's wind-up doll.

 

[mdk]

Carson doesn't agree with you so he is an Uncle Tom!? Real nice. The OP is no better then the folks that claim minorities that vote consistently for democrats are brainwashed. Congrats OP, you are just like the same people you claim to despise.

 

[WelfareQueen]

Incredibly offensive and stupid.....so by all means, continue.

 

[blackhawk]

My my look at the liberal racist scared of the black man.

 

[The Rabbi]

The party that associates itself with the homophobic, xenophobic, and often racist Tea Party has their very own Uncle Tom...

Dr. Ben Carson.

Ben Carson Making Case to Be Taken Seriously in 2016 RealClearPolitics

A step-n-fetch it sellout who is ashamed of his own heritage and skin color.

A rhetorical missile-launcher in human form, who has never before run for public office, Carson is easy to dismiss as a serious contender. But already a hero among grassroots conservatives who hold outsized influence in the early GOP nominating process, Carson’s capacity to make significant noise in 2016 should not be overlooked.

The political newcomer was long renowned in the medical field for being the first surgeon to successfully separate twins conjoined at the head (and was even played by Cuba Gooding Jr. in a made-for-TV movie). But as recently as two years ago, he did not amount to even a blip on the presidential radar screen.

That all changed in February 2013, when Carson earned a chorus of adulation from the right after outlining his black-and-white principles on various hot-button issues at the National Prayer Breakfast in Washington -- with President Obama sitting just a few feet away.

You'd think someone who actually went to Medical School would be smarter.

Remind me how Republicans are racist again.