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Brain -> O Reilly s Search Is Over . . . Found a Black Dude Who Denies Tea Party Racism: News Hounds (4/4/2010 8:19:59 PM)
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This is actually quite typical of neocons. Find some random black person (Clarence Thomas, Michael Steele, Armstrong Williams, Alan Keyes, Condi Rice) who will say anything for a buck and then pretend it's rational to believe that this one lone voice is more compelling than the voice of an overwhelming majority. Actually, to be fair, neocons do this with just about everything. If that person or organization (FOX) says what they want to believe or what they already have decided is true, then THAT point of view becomes THE point of view. Astounding.
O'Reilly's Search Is Over . . . Found a Black Dude Who Denies Tea Party Racism: News Hounds
Bill O'Reilly's guest Wednesday night (3/31/10) on the O'Reilly Factor, the black, allegedly conservative tea party guy, Kevin Jackson (the same guy who pooh-poohed the Dems' allegations of attacks from tea party-goers), must have taken vocabulary lessons from Sarah Palin (" symbology ?"), as well as truth-telling lessons -- how else can you explain the fact that he claims to have seen ZERO evidence of racism at any of the tea party rallies he's attended?
Read half the right-wing websites in the blogosphere, and you'll see the dismissive attitude, bolstered by Jackson, denying that racism lives and breathes within the tea party movement. Vindication -- from a black guy, no less!
Of course, the fact that he's paid to speak at these events means he's gonna says nice (however disingenuous) things about the tea party people. In return they give him a check. I mean, what would you expect him to say? Let me tell you, if Gatorade is paying me to push its product, I'm not likely to go out and publicly say I like Fiji water better.
I'm gonna publicly show my love for Gatorade, take my check, and crack open a Fiji behind closed doors. Jackson is a paid spokesperson for the tea party movement -- a job a lot of people wouldn't take for any amount of money. Good for him, though -- times are tough. Just don't necessarily believe the words he's paid to stammer. With video.
http://www.newshounds.us/2010/04/03/oreillys_search_is_over_found_a_black_dude_who_denies_tea_party_racism.php
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