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Tuesday, April 02, 2013
Black Commentators Square Off Over Ben Carson's Remarks!
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| Los Angeles talk radio host Leo Terrell goes into another combative interview with "That Guy Who Helped Obama Win" on Fox News to discuss the controversial comments by Dr. Benjamin Carson. |
I don't know why Los Angeles talk radio host and civil rights activist Leo Terrell keeps going on to Fox News to debate the country's most annoying conservative agitator!
Why would he waste his time with that guy? That guy just needs people like Terrell for scapegoating! That guy is so Obama-obsessed it's unbelievable.
That guy goes completely batshit over the left's attacks on Dr. Benjamin Carson. Yet, he manages to take his time to attack the first Black president!
If one thing was said about this guy and his network, it's pretty clear that Phil Griffin wants to take that guy down. I predicted that Rachel Maddow will surpass that guy in late 2013. People will eventually tune out the word vomit coming from the likes of that guy, Michelle Malkin, Brent Bozell, Jesse Lee Peterson, Juan Williams, Bob Beckel and Ann Coulter.
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| Niger Innis of CORE/Project 21, a conservative civil rights group takes on Leo Terrell on "That Guy Who Helped Obama Win's" television program. That Guy is all upset over MSNBC's Toure calling Dr. Benjamin Caron a "token". |
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| Dr. Benjamin Carson. |
He made a passionate speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference. Then after that, he made an appearance on that guy's show to say that gay marriage is equivalent to animal sex. That lit up the internet and many students at John Hopkins University are protesting his commencement speech.
That guy invites Terrell and Congress Of Racial Equality's Niger Innis to debate over the Carson debacle.
It's heated and it's controversial.
The good ole' day of CORE. It was started as a Black nationalist group. They were promoting the Black power movement. It aligned its group around the Black Panthers, the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee and warned the media of arming Blacks to take on the racist South.
Niger's father Roy Innis.
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| Roy Innis defends reality star Dog The Bounty Hunter after he was caught saying racial slurs about his son's Black girlfriend. The realty television star was defended by Roy and his son Niger Innis. "That Guy Who Helped Obama Win" was one of the biggest defenders of people who attack the Black community. |
Since 1970, the roots of Black nationalism decline and the organization became more conservative. It went on to support Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan and the Bush family. Roy Innis best was known for socking Al Sharpton on Mort Downey's program. And the infamous fight that involve the Neo-Nazis and Innis was on Geraldo Rivera's program known during the mid-1990s. He's a member of the National Rifle Association.
April Fool's Day!
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| Senator Mary Landrieu (D-LA), Senator Joe Manchin (D-WV), Senator Bob Casey (D-PA), Senator Joe Donnelly (D-IN), Senator Bill Nelson (D-FL), Senator Heidi Heitkamp (D-ND), Senator Tim Johnson (D-SD) and Tom Carper (D-DE) are getting pressure from liberal activists on LGBT rights. They warn them that support will dry up if they oppose gay marriage. |
The Huffington Post and many progressive blogs endorsed gay marriage recently and in light of the president's major endorsement, many Democrats and Ohio Republican senator Rob Portman came out in favor of the LGBT community.
Once again, I don't see anything wrong with the LGBT community getting married. I've evolved over the time to accept the rights of those who have feelings for the same sex.
I am straight and it doesn't bother me! The evolution of gay rights is coming to head at the Supreme Court and the infamous Defense of Marriage Act is being challenged. The Proposition 8 law is also being challenged on the basis of allow voters to discriminate against a group.
If the Supreme Court rules in the United States v. Windsor and Hollingsworth v. Perry it could change the nation.
President Barack Obama needs the Democrats to help him pass legislation. He wants the conservative Democrats to do the right thing!
Hopefully, they'll get the message.
Texas Gun Ho!
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| Still bitter about losing the Republican nomination, Texas governor Rick Perry wants to take another shot (at being president). The state is on high alert after two Texas district attorneys were gunned down. Some are pointing fingers at a White extremist group. |
The state of Texas is on a state of emergency with the latest shooting of a suburban Dallas district attorney and his wife being gunned down in their home. Apparently the FBI and Texas Rangers are singling the options of being the work of domestic terrorists. White supremacists or drug cartels from Mexico may have targeted the individual.
The second most populated state is probably the only state that has a strong presence of firearms.
Texas is by far one of the states that overwhelmingly goes to Republicans. That's the only state that carries a prize among Republicans electoral votes. The state's current governor Rick Perry, heads its reign.
The state of Texas has the most lapse gun laws in the nation. You're allowed to carry a firearm in the public place in some jurisdictions. Most Texas Republicans believe that President Barack Obama is a "Communist", "gun grabbing", NIGGER.
The state is the home of former presidents George H.W. and George W. Bush. The state's last Democratic victory went
Texas has a growing Hispanic population. About 38% of the state's population is either Latino or White (Hispanic).
What got the conservative/White supremacist bubble stirring is the fact that non-Whites are growing rapidly and Barack Obama won reelection. Nothing better than having the good ole days ruined by these interlopers.
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| Texas district attorney and his wife were killed by unknown assailant. |
The Associated Press reports that a Texas district attorney and his wife were found shot to death in their home, authorities have said little about their investigation or any potential suspects.
But suspicion in the slayings shifted to a white supremacist gang with a long history of violence and retribution that was also the focus of a December law enforcement bulletin warning that its members might try to attack police or prosecutors.
Four top leaders of the Aryan Brotherhood of Texas were indicted in October for crimes ranging from murder to drug trafficking. Two months later, authorities issued the bulletin warning that the gang might try to retaliate against law enforcement for the investigation that led to the arrests of 34 of its members on federal charges.
Kaufman County District Attorney Mike McLelland and his wife were found dead Saturday in their East Texas home. The killings were especially jarring because they happened just a couple of months after one of the county’s assistant district attorneys, Mark Hasse, was killed in a parking lot near his courthouse office.
McLelland was part of a multi-agency task force that took part in the investigation of the Aryan Brotherhood. The task force also included the FBI, the Drug Enforcement Administration as well as police departments in Houston and Fort Worth.
Investigators have declined to say if the group is the focus of their efforts, but the state Department of Public Safety bulletin warned that the Aryan Brotherhood of Texas is “involved in issuing orders to inflict ‘mass casualties or death’ to law enforcement officials involved in the recent case.”
Terry Pelz, a former Texas prison warden and expert on the Aryan Brotherhood said killing law enforcement representatives would be uncharacteristic of the group.
“They don’t go around killing officials,” he said. “They don’t draw heat upon themselves.”
But Pelz, who worked in the Texas prison system for 21 years, added that the gang has a history of threatening officials and of killing its own member or rivals. He suggested if the Aryan Brotherhood was behind the slayings in Kaufman County, some sort of disruption in the gang’s operations might have prompted their retaliation.
That disruption might have come last year, when federal prosecutors in Houston in November announced indictments against 34 alleged members of the gang, including four of its top leaders in Texas. At the time, prosecutors called the indictment “a devastating blow to the leadership” of the gang.
Meanwhile, deputies escorted some Kaufman County employees into the courthouse Monday after the slayings stirred fears that other public employees could be targeted. Law enforcement officers were seen patrolling outside the courthouse, one holding a semi-automatic weapon, while others walked around inside.
Deputies were called to the McLelland home by relatives and friends who had been unable to reach the pair, according to a search warrant affidavit.
When they arrived, investigators found the two had been shot multiple times. Cartridge casings were scattered near their bodies, the affidavit said.
Authorities have not discussed a motive.
“I don’t want to walk around in fear every day … but on the other hand, two months ago, we wouldn’t be having this conversation,” County Judge Bruce Wood, the county’s top administrator, said Monday at a news conference.
The killings also came less than two weeks after Colorado’s prison chief was shot to death at his front door, apparently by an ex-convict.
Law enforcement agencies throughout Texas were on high alert, and steps were being taken to better protect other DAs and their staffs.
In Harris County, which includes Houston, District Attorney Mike Anderson said he accepted the sheriff’s offer of 24-hour security for him and his family. Anderson said he also would take precautions at his office, the largest of its kind in Texas, with more than 270 prosecutors.
“I think district attorneys across Texas are still in a state of shock,” Anderson said Sunday.
McLelland, 63, was the 13th prosecutor killed in the U.S. since the National Association of District Attorneys began keeping count in the 1960s.
Kaufman County Sheriff David Byrnes would not give details Sunday of how the killings unfolded and said there was nothing to indicate for certain whether the DA’s slaying was connected to Hasse’s.
El Paso County, Colo., sheriff’s spokesman Sgt. Joe Roybal said investigators had so far found no evidence connecting the Texas killings to the Colorado case, but added: “We’re examining all possibilities.”
Colorado’s corrections director, Tom Clements, was killed March 19 when he answered the doorbell at his home outside Colorado Springs. Evan Spencer Ebel, a white supremacist and former Colorado inmate suspected of shooting Clements, died in a shootout with Texas deputies two days later about 100 miles from Kaufman.
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| Group mentality is a dangerous thing within the White extremist movement. |
McLelland, elected in 2010, said his office had prosecuted several cases against such gangs, particularly one known as the Aryan Brotherhood. The groups have a strong presence around Kaufman County, a mostly rural area dotted with subdivisions, with a population of about 104,000.
No arrests have been made in Hasse’s Jan. 31 slaying. After that attack, McLelland said, he carried a gun everywhere around town, even when walking his dog. He figured assassins were more likely to try to attack him outside. He said he had warned all his employees to be constantly on the alert.
Monday, April 01, 2013
Right Outrage Over Another Obama Pastor!
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| No matter what he does, the conservative agitators will never be satisfied. Even on traditional holidays of religion, some conservative agitator has to find an issue with it! |
If he's a Muslim why would he attend Easter service?
If he's a racist why would he pick Joe Biden as his vice president?
If he's destroying the country, why is the stock market up so high, and the economy bouncing back?
Republicans are divided over whether President Barack Obama is a Muslim or Christian. Whether he's a weak leader or a Communist! Whether he's destroying the country or working on transforming the country!
This shows that the Republican Party's obsessive attacks on the president are starting to become more of an annoyance than something that rings the newswires.
I mean how much phony outrage is developed over the president's daughters taking a trip to the Bahamas?
The Drudge Report slips in a Weekly Standard story about the Easter egg roll at The White House. The Republicans and their conservative allies are screaming about the sequester cuts. Sequester cuts will now affect the White House tours and Republicans are demanding the president reinstate the tours.
The president attempting to make a basketball shot over 20 times and only making two shots. And First Lady Michelle Obama is asking children to eat healthy and exercise. The conservative media goes bananas (as usual). It's never enough for the conservative agitating media to whine about the daily routine, but for them to scream over the Easter egg roll, the White House tours and now another pastor says something about conservatives and they're upset.
The pastor in his sermon accused politically conservative Christians of being misogynist, racist and anti-immigrant.
The Christian Post reports "It drives me crazy when the captains of the religious right are always calling us back ... for blacks to be back in the back of the bus ... for women to be back in the kitchen ... for immigrants to be back on their side of the border," the Rev. Luis León preached at St. John's Episcopal Church, according to a pooled press report.
The church is just blocks away from the White House and is sometimes referred to as the "church of the presidents." Obama was sitting in the pews with his wife, Michelle, and his daughters, Sasha and Malia. They do not attend services at St. John's on a regular basis, but they have attended the church on many occasions.
The criticism of conservative Christians was worked into an Easter sermon on the resurrection. Before the critique, León was telling his audience to move forward and not dwell on the past. Jesus told Mary, he said, not to hold on to the past: "you cannot go back."
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| Thank god for Media Matters. |
Mark Tooley, president of The Institute on Religion & Democracy, criticized León for using his Easter sermon to deliver "cheap shots" and a political message.
About four years ago, conservatives were running around with the notion that former Trinity United Church of Christ pastor Jeremiah Wright was a racist. He speaks his opinion about the government and Black America, and the right wing goes totally berserk.
The country's most annoying conservative agitator Sean Hannity spent a portion of his time rallying against the president using Jeremiah Wright as that weapon. He tried to encourage perennial loser Mitt Romney to use this as an attack.
The most ignorant conservative agitator Rush Limbaugh rants on and on about the president's allies being "low information voters".
How about we call these two conservative agitators pied pipers! They've played the flute and every rat followed them through town.
Shame On Us!
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| President Barack Obama is getting pissed with Congress and the National Rifle Association's attempts to curb gun control. The Sandy Hook shooting was a terrible tragedy in 2012. Yet, the gun lobbyists and conservative agitators have managed to scare White ignorance into buying more firearms. |
WHITE EXTREMISM TRUMPS COMMON SENSE ONCE AGAIN! GUNS, FEAR-MONGERING AND SURE IGNORANCE KEEPS THE CONSERVATIVE/WHITE SUPREMACIST BUBBLE GOING!
President Barack Obama's second term promise was to get reasonable gun control passed. So far, Republicans and conservative Democrats have halted any discussion about an assault weapons ban and strict background check proposal by Senator Dianne Feinstein (D-California).
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nevada) and about twelve Democratic senators from the West and South are fearing the onslaught of Republicans and the National Rifle Association.
Mary Landrieu, Mark Pryor, Mark Warner, Heidi Heinkamp, Max Baucus, Joe Manchin, Mark Udall, Tom Udall, Kay Hagan, Tim Johnson, Jon Tester and Jay Rockfeller are wobbly on gun control.
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| President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden meet the mothers of children lost to gun violence. |
It's been over 100 days since Sandy Hook and yet, we haven't managed to pass one bill that involves reasonable gun control. More lives were lost since that tragic day.
President Barack Obama is right. It's a shame that we are so driven by firearms.
No one is taking firearms. All the president wants is to have reasonable gun control in the wake of a tragedy.
How many more tragedies must we have before these idiots in Washington pass a law?
Sunday, March 31, 2013
Roland Martin Fired From CNN And He Fires Back!
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| CNN axes Black liberal agitator Roland Martin. He launches an attack on the network and the boss Jeff Zucker. |
They let the door hit him on the way out. Now firing back at his former employers, Roland Martin launches into a tirade about the direction of CNN under Jeff Zucker.
On the Huffington Post Live section with host, Dr. Mark Lamont Hill (Columbia University professor and Fox News and Black Enterprise: Our World contributor), Martin lays it down!
He said that his dismissal from the network was not only an insult to the viewers, but to the many Black journalists and professionals who contributed to making the network a global leader.
Unfortunately in Jeff Zucker's vision: Business is business!
The old guard had to go. There's no need to have James Carville and Mary Matalin. There's no purpose to keep Erick Erickson. There's no purpose to keep you Roland. You guys were not on the agenda. He had to get rid of you.
He plucked Jake Tapper, Chris Cuomo, and is hoping to grab Ann Curry. He wants to build a network that would make founder Ted Turner proud. He wants CNN to return back to the news and not the spin as MSNBC and Fox News promote.
If you don't have the magic like Anderson Cooper, Robin Meade, Piers Morgan, Brooke Baldwin, Wolf Blitzer, Don Lemon, and Howard Kurtz, you're not going to be there much longer.
Martin criticized CNN executives, whom he described as “largely white male,” for not being comfortable with the idea of “having strong, confident minorities” in more prominent positions on the network.
“There’s still this fear, there’s this fear of actually making a leap… you have largely white male executives, okay, who are not necessarily enamored with the idea of having strong, confident minorities who say, ‘I can do this’… We deliver, but we never get the big piece, the larger salary, to be able to grow from there.”
Letting go of Soledad O'Brien was a mistake though. She was one of the most credible journalist on the network. Despite the conservative outrage over her interviews with Republicans and conservative agitators.
You can visit the Huffington Post Live interview by clicking here.
The South Rises Again!?
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| Back to the basics. The South once again stands in the way of progress. |
C'mon, you got a nation of overweight and unhealthy adults. Most of these individuals are likely voters who would never support the president or his policies.
The Southern states have the highest mortality and sexual transmitted disease rate. Yet, with the proposals sponsored by "OBAMACARE" to help the poor and those uninsured get coverage, the Republican governors are standing at the doorway. Just like George Wallace!
Would someone tell those ignorant Black conservatives that the Republican Party favors the Confederacy!
I always love it when you hear the hodge podge of Black Republicans saying that the modern day Republicans are the party of civil rights.
Tell me what civil rights has a member of the modern Republican Party supported?
They're still stuck in the previous centuries with all this stupid rhetoric.
Healthcare cost are high because of the uninsured and we're paying for it.
What makes it so ridiculous is that Republicans want most Americans to stop being dependent. Obamacare (aka the Affordable Health Care Act) is a way to make uninsured citizens obtain coverage.
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| South Carolina governor Nikki Haley and Louisiana governor Bobby Jindal attending the White House governor's dinner. They both oppose the healthcare exchange sponsored by Obamacare. |
The Republicans strongly oppose Obamacare. They've tried to fight it by repealing it. They've taking it to the U.S. Supreme Court and continue to misinformed their constituents about the law.
The Associated Press reports that as more Republicans give in to President Barack Obama‘s health-care overhaul, an opposition bloc remains across the South, including from governors who lead some of the nation’s poorest and unhealthiest states.
“Not in South Carolina,” Gov. Nikki Haley declared at the recent Conservative Political Action Conference.
“We will not expand Medicaid on President Obama’s watch. We will not expand Medicaid ever.”
Widening Medicaid insurance rolls, a joint federal-state program for low-income Americans, is an anchor of the law Obama signed in 2010. But states get to decide whether to take the deal, and from Virginia to Texas – a region encompassing the old Confederacy and Civil War border states – Florida’s Rick Scott is the only
Republican governor to endorse expansion, and he faces opposition from his GOP colleagues in the legislature. Tennessee’s Bill Haslam, the Deep South’s last governor to take a side, added his name to the opposition on Wednesday.
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Haslam told Tennessee lawmakers that he’d rather use any new money to subsidize private insurance. That’s actually the approach of another anchor of Obama’s law: insurance exchanges where Americans can buy private policies with premium subsidies from taxpayers.
Yet for now, governors’ rejection of Medicaid expansion will leave large swaths of Americans without coverage because they make too much money to qualify for Medicaid as it exists but not enough to get the subsidies to buy insurance in the exchanges. Many public health studies show that the same population suffers from higher-than-average rates of obesity, smoking and diabetes – variables that yield bad health outcomes and expensive hospital care.
“Many of the citizens who would benefit the most from this live in the reddest of states with the most intense opposition,” said Drew Altman, president of the non-partisan Kaiser Family Foundation.
So why are these states holding out? The short-term calculus seems heavily influenced by politics.
Haley, Haslam, Nathan Deal of Georgia and Robert Bentley of Alabama face re-election next year.
Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant is up for re-election in 2015. Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal is term-limited at home but may seek the presidency in 2016. While they all govern GOP-leaning states, they still must safeguard their support among Republican voters who dislike large-scale federal initiatives in general and distrust Obama in particular. Florida’s Scott, the South’s GOP exception on expansion, faces a different dynamic. He won just 49 percent of the vote in 2010 and must face an electorate that twice supported Obama.
A South Carolina legislator put it bluntly earlier this year. State Rep. Kris Crawford told a business journal that he supports expansion, but said electoral math is the trump card. “It is good politics to oppose the black guy in the White House right now, especially for the Republican Party,” he said.
Whit Ayers, a leading Republican pollster, was more measured, but offered the same bottom line. “This law remains toxic among Republican primary voters,” he told The Associated Press.
At the Tennessee Hospital Association, president Craig Becker has spent months trying to break through that barrier as he travels to civic and business groups across Tennessee. “It’s really hard for some of them to separate something that has the name `Obamacare’ on it from what’s going to be best for the state,” he said, explaining that personality driven politics are easier to understand than the complicated way that the U.S. pays for health care.
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| President Barack Obama greets Tennessee governor Bill Haslam. |
Obama’s law mandated that states open Medicaid to everyone with household income up to 138 percent of the federal poverty rate – $15,420 a year for an individual or $31,812 for a family of four. The federal government would cover all costs of new Medicaid patients from 2014 to 2016 and pick up most of the price tag after that, requiring states to pay up to 10 percent. The existing Medicaid population would continue under the old formula. In its ruling on the law, the Supreme Court left the details alone, but declared that states could choose whether to expand.
Hospital and physician lobbying groups around the country have endorsed a bigger Medicaid program.
Becker said he explains on his road show that the Obama law paired Medicaid growth with cuts to payments to hospitals for treating the uninsured. Just as they do with Medicaid insurance, states already must contribute their own money in order to get federal help with those so-called “uncompensated care” payments.
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| Former presidential candidate, Texas governor Rick Perry leads the way in Republican opposition. |
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| Florida's scandal plague governor Rick Scott. |
`Well, if that’s the case, then of course we do this.’”
In Louisiana, Jindal’s health care agency quietly released an analysis saying the changes could actually save money over time. But the Republican Governors Association chairman is steadfast in his opposition. In Georgia, Deal answers pressure from his state’s hospital association with skepticism about projected “uncompensated care” savings and Congress’ pledge to finance 90 percent of the new Medicaid costs.
Altman, the Kaiser foundation leader, predicted that opposition will wane over time.
Arkansas Republicans, who oppose Democratic Gov. Mike Beebe’s call for expansion, have floated the same idea as Haslam: pushing would-be Medicaid recipients into the insurance exchanges. Jindal, using his RGA post, has pushed the Obama administration to give states more “flexibility” in how to run Medicaid.
Deal convinced Georgia lawmakers this year to let an appointed state board set a hospital industry tax to generate some of the state money that supports Medicaid. That fee – which 49 states use in some way – is the same tool that Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer is using to cover her state’s Medicaid expansion. Georgia Democrats and some hospital executives have quietly mused that Deal is leaving himself an option to widen Medicaid in his expected term.
“These guys are looking for ways to do this while still saying they are against `Obamacare,’” Altman said. “As time goes by, we’ll see this law acquire a more bipartisan complexion.”
Ben Carson: Having Animal Sex Is The Same As Gay Marriage!
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| The first conservative interracial couple! Dr. Benjamin Carson and the country's most annoying conservative agitator appear on Fox News to discuss how to save America from progress. Chalk this up as another edition of "How Obama Won Reelection"! |
He's going to get his label, as of now.
The conservative firebrand who insulted President Barack Obama at the National Prayer's Breakfast has once again put his opinion in the forefront.
Again, if this is suppose to be the Republican Party's outreach to minorities and other groups, this guy isn't helping! Matter of fact, I almost think they're giving up the fight on it. Because later on, future Republicans would say that it was them who allow gays to marry. They'll just weasel it like they've done Civil Rights and voting rights for minorities. They'll take credit for something they've never fought for.
The Supreme Court is hearing a challenge on gay bans in the United States. The California Prop. 8 law and the Defense of Marriage Act are discriminating against same sex couples. It denies them federal benefits and next of kin. Many gay couples sued to have this law struck down.
This is a highly sensitive issue.
To insulted by hypothetical rhetoric and sure ignorance, by the likes of this Black conservative and Rush Limbaugh got this group fumed up.
Dr. Benjamin Carson, the famed neurosurgeon and conservative activist, opinions about the LGBT community certainly attracted controversy.
Dr. Ben Carson compared gay marriage to beastility. That was said on the most annoying conservative agitator's television program.
SEAN HANNITY: All right, last question, we have the issue of the Supreme Court dealing with two issues involving gay marriage. I've asked you a lot of questions. I've never asked you that, what are your thoughts?
DR. BENJAMIN CARSON: Well, my thoughts are that marriage is between a man and a woman. It's a well-established, fundamental pillar of society and no group, be they gays, be they NAMBLA, be they people who believe in bestiality. It doesn't matter what they are. They don't get to change the definition. So he, it's not something that is against gays, it's against anybody who wants to come along and change the fundamental definitions of pillars of society. It has significant ramifications.
HANNITY: And you know, it's interesting, Justice Sotomayor brought up the issue of polygamy and incest. Where does the definition stop and I guess, we'll be debating it for weeks and months to come.
Now the students at John Hopkins University are demanding that he is taken off the commencement speech.
Carson somewhat apologized for his comments. But the damage is done and people are calling for him to exit the stage before he does more damage to his already unheard of career.
Yeah, we know that Cuba Gooding, Jr. played him in a movie. Big deal!
Denzel Washington played Jackie Robinson and Malcolm X. They've made progress in the Black community.
Dr. Benjamin Carson is a setback towards Black empowerment.
Yeah, he's a Black conservative! And yeah, he's going to be the White conservative's shield when it comes to bigotry, racism, and all out hatred of the first Black president, Barack Obama.
Let the gays marry! They're not hurting anyone!
Saturday, March 30, 2013
Chris Brown Agitates Feud With Drake!
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| Hip-hop singers take their feud into the studio. |
Chris Brown told the public to "not judge him" but yet he's on the microphone rapping a verse going after his foes in the hip-hop community.
Tighten your tight jeans, it's a celebrity feud.
Aubrey Graham known as Drake is a the hottest MC in the game.
Drake, Lil' Wayne, Nicki Minaj, Rick Ross, 2 Chainz, and Future are the must have entertainers to spit a verse. They seem to be in constant radio rotation.
Most rappers of the 1993 - 2004 era are entering the late 30s and 40s. Their music isn't selling so well.
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| Frank Ocean accepts a Grammy while Chris Brown done a silent protest. Adele sitting nearby engaged in a discussion about Brown's antics in the public. |
Chris Brown on the other hand, is spiraling downward. He and Rihanna (born Robyn Fenty) are very annoying entertainers. Besides the reconciliation, it's the antics both entertainers carry when they're in the public or in the studio.
Brown, 23 was the teen idol of the mid 2000s. Ladies love him, because he was on his "cool"!
He and Rihanna came out around the time when hip-hop music reached its peak. The rap music industry is still around, but it's struggling. Not many rappers make it to Platinum. If you're not Eminem, Drake, Lil' Wayne, Nicki Minaj or Jay-Z, you're Gold or you just suck!
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He got into a fight at a New York nightclub in which he, Drake and another rapper named Meek Mill got into a fight and the bottles thrown. Broken glass and the mini-riot injured Tony Parker, a NBA star.
Brown makes his presence known for all the wrong reasons. He started a feud with Raz B over allegations that boy band creator Chris Stokes when the singer was accused of homosexual acts while on tour. The book came out revealing Raz B was molested by Stokes.Brown got into a heated Twitter fight with comedian/writer Jenny Johnson. The celebrity feud managed to hit the internet. Brown was attacking Johnson by "slut-shaming" and calling for "tragic events" to happen upon her. Johnson criticized him for the tattoo of a battered woman on his face.
British singer Adele confronted him after the Grammy's because of his antics during the acceptance speech of Frank Ocean. Brown didn't stand in applause for Ocean. Brown got into a heated confrontation with the rapper/singer after he argued over studio time and a parking space.
Recently he got into it with a parking valet attendant in Los Angeles after the singer refused to pay a tip.
Now here he goes again, talking smack about Drake and Frank Ocean.
On the remix of Young Jeezy's R.I.P., Chris Brown raps a verse that seems to take a dig at Drake and Frank Ocean.
In the verse, Brown states:
R.I.P. to the V.I.P.
I got my lil' niggas in the club, fuck I.D.
My niggas kill at will, give you black eyed peas
And the molly make the white girl look Chinese
Always Bre, my niggas out here ballin'
And all these fake ass artists, y'all niggas out here drawin'
Ok now dearly departed I bought a plane, I departed
And if you started from the bottom gon' and come out the closet
You problematic, I bought them rachets and automatics
Clip hold 32, I make you feel the Magic
You gon' see the flashes, like you in a pageant
All black suits, and them long Caddys.
Drake did respond back. On 5am in Toronto, the latest single on Drake's upcoming album.
The part I love most is they need me more than they hate me
So they never take shots, I got everybody on safety
I could load every gun with bullets that fire backwards
You probably wouldn't lose a single rapper
Niggas make threats, can't hear 'em over the laughter
Yeah, that's cause I'm headed to the bank, nigga
Sinatra lifestyle, I'm just being frank with you
I mean, where you think she at when she ain't with you?
Wildin', doin' shit that's way out of your budget
Owl sweaters inside her luggage, you gotta love it
Damn, this shit could go on a tape
Bitches lovin' my drive, I never give it a break
Give these niggas the look, the verse, and even the hook
That's why every song sound like Drake featuring Drake
Str8, Y pree? Why is it always me?
For one thing, Drake doesn't dye his hair blonde. Two, there's no accusations of homosexuality in Drake (unlike the accusations thrown by Raz-B towards Chris Brown). Three, Drake dated Rihanna. Rihanna racked up many boyfriends like Elizabeth Taylor, Jennifer Aniston, Taylor Swift and Jennifer Lopez.
Chris Brown wasn't Rihanna's first boyfriend. And he will not be her last.
Brown is washed up and his career is tanking. Look at him now, he's getting his paper (by means of lawsuits and restraining orders)!
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For the single R.I.P. Remix - Young Jeezy appears on Def Jam. Kendrick Lamar appears on Top Dawg Records/Aftermath Entertianment. Y.G. appears on Def Jam.
For the article Drake appears on Young Money/Cash Money Records. Rihanna appears on Def Jam. Chris Brown appears on RCA Records. Frank Ocean appears on Def Jam/Odd Future Records.
Friday, March 29, 2013
GOP Congressman Utters Racial Slur!
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| Another Republican caught in a firestorm over racial comments. |
The Citizens for Responsible Ethics in Washington has been a thorn in Alaskan Republican Representative Don Young backside for years. CREW's chief Melanie Sloan has been trying to get this foolish politico out of the Capitol for years. This guy is under investigation for numerous earmarks. The lobbyists love this guy!
The king of pork and shady dealings is one again in the news for all the wrong reasons.
While the Republican National Committee is working on its image, their biggest problem lies within it's primarily white male voters. The reactionary bigotry inherited by White conservatives have totally turned off minority groups and women.
If this last election didn't prove to be a wake up call for Republicans, I don't know what else they've got!
Seriously, Republicans are condescending and totally ignorant. They continue to run on stupid.
Now Alaskan congressman Young uttered a racial slur that will piss off the Hispanic/Latino community.
He made a reference to his days living in California with his dad. He called the laborers, "wetbacks".
Now being from the cold northernmost state seriously got him delusional. How could a legislator say such things?
Every member of the Republican establishment condemned that comment and it took three official apologies from the congressman to realize the error of his ways.
Republicans are total idiots. And it always begins with this!
Soledad O'Brien Signs Off!
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| CNN anchor is signing off her program. |
Thank you Soledad O'Brien for being there for all journalist of color.
Today ends her morning program Starting Point. Soledad O'Brien will continue to work with CNN for the time being. But her replacement will be Chris Cuomo and he'll begin his new program on Monday.
Well wishes to Soledad O'Brien from Journal de la Reyna.
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