In regards to who when, Mack? This talking head?
Why don't you ask her; she apologized for it all being across the line.
Ridiculing the inter-racial Romney family is about as basic bigotry as it gets.
I personally think racism is an -ism, a system of thought or principles that use racial identity as a key element, like the Nazis, the KKK, the segregationists or todays Identity politics ideologues.
I don't think she went that far, but was being a bigot in her pursuit of partisan ridicule.
And again she apologized for it.
Is that what you are asking about?
Yes Jim. Which quote by Harris-Perry did you find racist? As I said before, you can give me an approximation of the quote if you don't want to go find the exact wording.
When she joked about the kid marrying Kim Kardashian and Kanye West as if those two were the only kind of people that would be suitable, all about race, and all bigotry from a Identity Politics ideologue, dude.
So you found none of that racist then? Lol, yeah, its OK if a libtard does it, I guess.
Thank you for finally answering my question. No, I didn't really find that part racist. I took it as a joke about the differences in personality between Kanye West and Mitt Romney and how absurd that blended family might be more than as a racial joke. I think the joke would've worked just as well had Harris-Perry used Eminem as an example, but Nori is a much more in-the-moment reference (and Haley Mathers is a tad too old for Kieran, IMO). And truth be told, I think Kanye West is an egomaniacal prick and most of the Kardashians are horrifying fame-whores, so as far as I'm concerned it's no insult to the Romneys to say that they wouldn't get along with them as in-laws.