Marco Rubio tells Colin Powell to stop being a tool
**Posted by Phineas
A tale of two Rices, the race card, and rank hypocrisy
Black conservative Deroy Murdock takes on the race-card-playing tactics of Democrats on the issue of UN Ambassador Susan Rice – and wins:
Clyburn: GOP using “racial code words” to criticize @AmbassadorRice
In which the SC Democrat Congressman triples down on the nonsense:
Matthews, Clyburn: Susan Rice is black, a lightweight who should be left alone
When last we left you on this issue President Obama, in a feeble attempt to come off as a heroic Alpha Male, went to the mat for Ambassador Susan Rice by essentially telling her critics (who he insinuated were all misogynistic males) to stop viewing her as an “easy target” and to come after him if they had issues with her Benghazi statements. It was a symbolic setback for real women’s rights, as the President in his insultingly paternalistic way more or less was saying, “Susan Rice is timid, sheltered woman and you need to leave her alone.” Yes, that’s exactly how he came across when talking about a key figure in his administration who many are suggesting may be nominated for the very important position of Secretary of State – a position that demands a strong backbone.
#WeekendDiscussion: How could Obama have helped improve race relations in America?
My question WAS going to be “has Obama helped improve race relations in America” but we all know he hasn’t, and I didn’t want the question to be rhetorical anyway, so the weekend discussion (a new feature I am going to try and keep going here) is on how you think he could have helped race relations for America – and do you really think he wanted to?