Illinois GOP Chairman Calls Black Republican A Hoe!

Ericka Harold, a Black Republican candidate for Congress is called a prostitute and a mixture of racial quotas. Her own political party was the ones throwing out the comments toward her. 

First there was Tim Scott. Then there was Allen West. They were the first Black Republicans to hold a position as elected members of Congress.

Scott represented the 1st Congressional District in South Carolina until he was recently promoted to become a U.S. Senator for the state. He currently is running for reelection.

West on the other hand represented the 22nd District in Florida. He ended up losing his election to a moderate Democrat. He's signaled he may run for the seat once again. He is currently on Loserville.

Those were the first in many. They're Black Republicans. And there's more to come.

There was Mia Love, Angela McGlowan, Michael L. Williams, Vernon Parker, Herman Cain and Neal Boyd. Each of these Black Republicans lost either in the general election against a Democrat or Republican.

You know I get tired of this parallel from these guys.

Anytime I hear a Black Republican scream about the "Democrat Party" being the party of slavery, I look at them and just shake my head. I see these NEGROS are emboldened in the past and not the future.

Instead of getting over their racial angst with the Democrats, they double time on the stupidity.

Forgotten a simple fact: The Democratic Party has nominated and the American people elected the first Black president twice. The Democratic Party had succeed in having the first woman Speaker of the House.

The first party to have a woman lead the national party today.

Where have the Black Republicans been?

Under the rock?

Hence the reasons why I can't stand Black conservatives and those who stand with them. These NEGROS aren't looking through the prism of the stain colored glass. They still believe that the Republican Party favors the Black community. They continue to push the notion that Republicans rather see "us Black folk" becoming successful. These NEGROS believe that a majority of "us Black folk" are dependent on the "gubmint" and we worship the alter of "Brotha Barack".

These NEGROS think the Democrats are passing around the racist emails.

They think women's rights organizations such as Planned Parenthood are committing genocide to Black babies.

Congressman Rodney Davis (R-Illinois) is running for reelection.

In the same breath they'll claim that Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr was a Republican while bashing civil rights activists. These NEGROS want to say Fredrick Douglass every five seconds to every attack his son Martin L. King III, Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton and the NAACP. They'll scream Booker T. Washington when they're saying that our "Brotha Barack" hates White people.

These NEGROS think a majority of Blacks are stuck on a plantation.

I am guessing that they're bitching about "us Black folks" being stuck in the projects or urban slums while they're polluting the suburbs. They'll destroy the environment to get away from "us Black folk".

Enter Erika Harold, a former Miss America, biracial woman who is a Republican. She is running for a congressional seat being held by Republican Rodney Davis, a first term member of the 13th District.

The Associated Press reports that an Illinois Republican official resigned from his leadership post Thursday amid outrage over an email in which he berated a biracial former Miss America as a "street walker" who could fill a law firm's "minority quota" if she loses her bid for Congress.

The controversy, involving a county GOP leader in central Illinois who campaigned for U.S. Rep. Rodney Davis, created a new rift for Republicans already struggling to expand and attract women and minority voters.

Davis demanded the resignation of the county official, Jim Allen, after learning of what he called a "wrong, appalling and incredibly demeaning" email targeting Erika Harold, Davis' opponent in the March 2014 Republican primary.

Sent to Republican blogger Doug Ibendahl, the email referred to Harold as a "street walker" and "love child" of Democrats and suggested the Harvard graduate could fill a "minority quota" at a law firm should she lose the race.

Ibendahl, also a former party official, posted the email Wednesday on his website.

"I hope some of these bullies learn a lesson from this," he told the Associated Press on Thursday. "Our party has a huge branding problem nationwide, especially in Illinois. This guy's attitude sets us back. It's confirmation as to why women and minorities don't take the Republican party seriously."

Former Miss America is running for Congress.

Allen apologized for his message in a brief statement to the (Champaign, Ill.) News-Gazette and resigned from his post Thursday afternoon.

Harold released a statement, saying Allen's comments have "no place within public discourse."

Champaign County GOP Chairman Habeeb Habeeb —who is staying impartial in the 13th District GOP primary — was so offended by the comments he left a message for Harold and personally apologized to her father.

"I don't see that kind of vitriol in everyday Republican circles," Habeeb said. "The party has changed and these things just set us backward."

The incident highlights the rocky path the national party has forged in recent months, with comments such as Allen's derailing efforts by the GOP to become more of a "big tent" organization.

After performing poorly at the polls in November, Republican National Committee Chair Reince Priebus released a "prescription" for the party's future. Along with changing its tone on social issues to win over younger and minority voters, the party would need to make a concerted effort to elevate more women, Priebus said.


Along with state party officials, Priebus on Thursday joined in the chorus calling for Allen's resignation, via Twitter.


"Chairman Allen's astonishingly offensive views have no place in politics. He should apologize and resign immediately," Preibus wrote.

Harold seeks to be catalyst for change in the GOP. When she announced her bid earlier this month, Harold said she believes she can help expand the party's voting base and reach people who don't traditionally vote Republican.

Former Illinois GOP Chairman Pat Brady, who stepped down last month after coming under fire from state central committeemen over his support of gay marriage, said comments like Allen's are an unfortunate distraction.

Without a Republican governor in Illinois or a Republican president to act as the party's "mouthpiece," Brady said, these comments only get more traction. But they also create a sort of wag-the-dog situation, working to block the election of Republican to those roles.

Davis' congressional district in in central Illinois has been targeted by the Democratic Congressional Committee as a pick-up seat in 2014.

Davis, a freshman, in November defeated emergency room doctor David Gill by approximately 1,000 votes. It was Gill's fourth bid for Congress.

"We do need to welcome folks from all walks of life, regardless of where they come from what they look like and what their policy preference is," said Davis said. "There are no excuses for his behavior. I am not making any. I sure hope it doesn't affect my campaign."

Mia Love: Tokens Please!

GOP candidate Mia Love was defeated in a hotly contested race in Utah. Congressman Allen West (R-Florida) was defeated in his reelection bid. They represent the rare exception of Black Republicans who garnered attention. Congressman Tim Scott (R-South Carolina) is the sole Black member in the Republican ranks.

Well I would say that Congressman Tim Scott (R-South Carolina) will be the sole Black member of a national party that consist of 94% White and 6% everyone else!

Congressman Allen West (R-Florida) was defeated in a razor thin election against a newcomer Democratic challenger Patrick Murphy, a businessman.

The U.S. Senate has achieved a milestone with a high record of women in its ranks but unfortunately no Black members.

The state of Hawaii introduced its first Democratic Asian American/Pacific Islander woman, senator-elect Mazie Hirono. Congresswoman Mazie Hirono (D-Hawaii) beats back former governor Republican Linda Lingle in the 2012 U.S. Senate race.

Mia Love, the mayor of Saratoga Springs, Utah was handed a defeat as well! The fight in Utah was supposed to be a game changer for the Republicans. This was a close call for the first Black woman in that state's history to run for Congress. She could have beaten Congressman Jim Matheson (D-Utah) in this one.

President Barack Obama, Senator Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio), Senator Claire McCaskill (D-Missouri), Senator Bill Nelson (D-Florida), Senator Dean Heller (R-Nevada), and Senator Jon Tester (D-Montana) survived tough reelection bids.

Elizabeth Warren, Chris Murphy, Tim Kaine, Tammy Baldwin, Heidi Heinkamp, Joe Donnelly, Deb Fischer, Jeff Flake, Ted Cruz, and Angus King, will take the helm of being the newly sworn senators.

So now as Mitt Romney faces the reality of defeat, his former running mate Congressman Paul Ryan (R-Wisconsin) will at least keep his political feet in Washington. Ryan won his congressional seat.

Mitt Romney stated he won't run for president anymore!

Republicans have lost out! Hispanics and Blacks turned out strongly this time.

Republicans really need to get its focus on the American voting electorate. They've focused on discouraging the young voters, Black and Hispanic voters from going to the ballot box with intrusive laws like voter identification legislation.

The Republican Party better get with the program. Conservatism has to move into the future or suffer more losses in the 2014 U.S. Midterm elections.

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Green - Independent

Mia Love: GOP Candidate Gets Racist Threats From Bigots!

Mia Love, GOP candidate got racist death threats.

The FBI is looking into a racist package being mailed at Republican candidate Mia Love's campaign office.

The Black Republican is giving hope to a party that's majority White and limited on its skills to relate to minorities.

Now before she and her supporters start pointing fingers at those evil "liberal" Obama zombies who can't stand a strong Black woman who supports conservative principles, we first look at where she lives!

She's a Black Republican living in majority White and staunchly conservative Utah.

I am certain that liberals rather beat her at the ballot box instead of wasting their time trying to intimidate her.

White conservatives aren't hip to a Black woman in power! Look at how they treat Oprah, First Lady Michelle Obama, Whoopi Goldberg, and now Mia Love.

They don't like a Black woman with "a mouth" on them!

They disrespect Black women more than any race ever. 

You notice that these racists love to say Black women are sows, welfare queens, sheboons, hoes, hoochies, baboons, and other racist or sexist terms.

Rep. Jim Matheson (D-UT) faces tough race!

Out of 100% population, 81% of the state's population is White (non-Hispanic), Hispanics make about 13% of the state's population, Asian Native Americans and Blacks make up less than 6% of the state's population.

Blacks bottom out as 0.2% of the state's population. So that means it's Blacks either reside in Salt Lake City or contribute to a majority of The Utah Jazz, a NBA basketball team.

Mia Love is the mayor of Saratoga Springs. A city that's close to Provo.

According to The Politico, Love was visibly upset over the incident but she declared that she's moving past the incident and focus on trying to win. She goes to friendly territory by appearing on Fox News with conservative agitator Greta Van Susteren.


She was “disappointed but not surprised” by the racist materials sent to her office in Saratoga Springs.

“Oh, you know, it’s just to be expected,” said Love, speaking Wednesday night on Fox News’s “On the Record with Greta Van Susteren.” “Am I surprised? No. Am I disappointed? Absolutely.”


Her opponent Congressman Jim Matheson (D-Utah) is a vulnerable candidate in a political conservative district. He's leading barely in the polls.

Her rise in the polls has Republicans hoping they can gain another victory. If elected she will be the first woman of color to represent the state. Black Republicans make up less than 3% of the national party.

Most Blacks tend to vote Democrat in national elections. Republicans maintain successes from Black voters in smaller roles such as city government, state legislation, and of course governorships.

Wondering how this will play out in the next weeks. So far the official polls have Matheson (Democrat) (Incumbent) 50% - Love (Republican) 42%  (Leans Democrat).

Mia Love: GOP Utah Mayor Runs For Congress!

Saratoga Springs, Utah mayor Mia Love is running for Congress. If elected, she would be the first Black female Republican elected to Congress. 

Coming out nowhere is another Black Republican who wants her voice to be heard. The Black Republicans are marching forth in unison against progressives, the middle class, and of course, the first Black president.

The most known Black Republicans include: Jesse Lee Peterson, Alveda King, Michael Steele, Armstrong Williams, Angela McGlowan, Charles Payne, Congressman Allen West (R-Florida), Congressman Tim Scott (R-South Carolina), Artur Davis, Alfanzo Rachel (MachoSauce/Pajamas Media), Amy Holmes, Walter Williams, Thomas Sowell, Herman Cain, Florida Lieutenant Governor Jennifer Carroll, Larry Elder, Juan Williams, J.C. Watts, Jr., James David Manning, and Deneen Borelli.

These people are screaming at the top of their overpaid lungs about how the Black community is enslaved by the government plantation master and his "House Nigger" Barack Obama. The Republican Party hasn't cracked over 20% of the Black vote since the days Dwight Eisenhower. I don't understand why the Republicans fail at achieving this voting block.

Maybe it's their condescending attitudes towards Black people who refuse to endorse Republicans.

Republicans and their conservative allies always look upon Blacks as reactionary, violent and "natural born" criminals. Black Republicans also agree with the general aspect of the party.

Black Republicans are usually front in center on Fox News and conservative talk radio. They shield the bigotry of their fellow Republicans. They maintain that racism is product of liberalism, civil rights leaders meddling, Democrats emboldening in making Blacks angry at Republicans.

To prove that the party is diverse, many people of color are thinking of running for higher office as conservative Republicans.

Texas senatorial candidate Ted Cruz, a Canadian born Latino man who was born to Cuban and American parents won the Republican run-off primary against the state lieutenant governor David Dewhurst.

The Republicans are showing their muscle by saying: Hey, liberals! We got Blacks and Latinos running for office? Why are you calling us racist?

Here's you're answer.

The Republican Party masquerades their racist, sexist, homophobic, Islamophobic, condescending, reactionary, nauseating, pain inducing rants under the banter of either using the Holy Bible and the U.S. Constitution. If you're claiming that you are a patriot, why on earth are you hating on your fellow American just because you don't agree with your political views?

Enter Mia Love, the mayor of Saratoga Springs, Utah is thinking about running for U.S. Congress. She will be facing off against Democratic incumbent Jim Matheson, the Blue Dog Democrat who's been stalling progress. Many Democrats are distancing themselves from the president. Matheson is among other Democrats who will not go to the Democratic National Convention. Senator Claire McCaskill (D-Missouri), Joe Manchin (D-West Virginia), Senator Jon Tester (D-Montana), Senator Joe Lieberman (I-Connecticut) and Congressman Dan Boren (D-Oklahoma) are not attending the Democratic National Convention. Lieberman and Boren are retiring from Congress. They're seats are potential Republican grabs.

Matheson is a vulnerable incumbent. He knows that the political mood in his state is souring on President Barack Obama. They will take this reactionary outrage to the poll stations.

Love who is considered a Tea Party favorite is getting political buzz in the media. And on Fox News, the candidate is getting her badge of honor! Bashing the president over some perceived "end of days" claim that usually comes from the conservatives.

Her claims of the president and his supporters bidding on tearing apart America is an example of the ridiculous nonsense you'll hear from Republicans and their conservative allies. This type of nonsense is reminded of the "end of days" theme the Republicans and their nominee Mitt Romney plan on running on!

About Love, her real name is Ludmya Bourdeau. She was born in Brooklyn, New York in 1975; she was largely raised in Connecticut. Both of her parents immigrated from Haiti in 1973. After they moved to Connecticut, her parents brought her older siblings from Haiti. She graduated from the University of Hartford with a degree in Fine Arts. She worked at the Sento Corp. and the Ecopass Corporation. She was also a flight attendant with Continental Airlines.

In 1998, Mia moved to Utah and met her husband Jason Love, who she met when he was an LDS missionary in Connecticut. Love joined the LDS Church and married Jason. The couple resides in Saratoga Springs and have three children.

Love favors eliminating the Department of Education and the Department of Energy, and favors returning health care to the states.

Love said that she favors "fiscal discipline, limited government, and personal responsibility."

At her college orientation, Love’s father told her: "Mia, your mother and I never took a handout. You will not be a burden to society. You will give back," a philosophy she underscores on the trail and uses to sum up her conservative views.

Love is pro-life and has been endorsed by the Susan B. Anthony List.

She supports domestic energy exploration, local control of education, Second Amendment rights, and state control of public lands.

Love’s race has been the subject of much attention, as she is the first black woman mayor in Utah history.

She has said that if elected to Congress, she would “join the Congressional Black Caucus and try to take that thing apart from the inside out” and has described the Caucus as “...demagoguery. They sit there and ignite emotions and ignite racism when there isn’t. They use their positions to instill fear. Hope and change is turned into fear and blame. Fear that everybody is going to lose everything and blaming Congress for everything instead of taking responsibility."

This explains a little about the candidate. She makes the claim that Republicans aren't racist. That's just an imaginary thing created by the liberals and President Barack Obama. They would rather carry on themes that could ruin the economy. If they really want "smaller government" how about retiring from your position and never take a pension.

A reminder to those who think like this!

If you fear the future, the end is near. If you are strong and confident about the progress of our country, things would look better and will get better.

President Barack Obama is not a ney sayer! His political foes are! And it's a shame, people actually buy into this crap! And yes, this leads into the next extremist elected for higher office or plotting for the destruction of this country.