Comments on: #NewTone: Liberal super PAC using ethnicity-based attacks on McConnell’s “Chinese” wife

By: Tex

Tex — Wed, 27 Feb 2013 19:30:14 +0000

My wife is Chinese (mainland China), an American citizen, and Republican voter. We know many such Chinese now living in this country. They are all conservative and support Republicans. Chinese people by nature are extremely conservative,especially those who came to this country and became naturalized citizens. And the Democrats know this as well. So I’m not surprised they would resort to such racism in their vilification of McConnell. They know they have little to lose insulting an ethnic group in this country that historically doesn’t support them anyway.

But don’t expect to hear any criticism of their overt racism in the MSM, or from any of the so-called “diversity” champions on the Left.

By: Nate

Nate — Wed, 27 Feb 2013 02:04:53 +0000

It’s only racist when Republicans do it; after all, both words start with ‘r’.

By: Carlos

Carlos — Wed, 27 Feb 2013 01:57:37 +0000

She has ethnic ties to…the Taiwanese? Oh, the horror of it all, being tied to an ally!

Nothing like having a Kenyan Muslim heritage and favoring any, literally ANY Muslim country over helping the only ally we have in the middle east, including favoring Iran over Israel.

Obviously, in the case of the Republican senator, it’s a case of being willfully blind to all the inscrutable nefariousness of an Asian, while in the case of Dear Leader it’s a case of using diplomacy wisely. Hence all the support for “Arab Spring” is simply using his power wisely. And we all know how well THAT has worked out, don’t we?

By: Drew the Infidel

Drew the Infidel — Wed, 27 Feb 2013 00:24:49 +0000

Francis Bacon once said, “No terms of moderation takes place with the vulgar.” This is the stock in trade of the commiecrats/left. Remember how Mitt Romney was construed to be a murderer or Ann Romney “never worked a day in her life”? Their comfort zone is the gutter in politics. The bigger problem is the “shock value” such peasant mannerisms have for the low-information (i.e. lowbrow) voters.