February 13, 2008

A Little Racism And Anti-Semitism -- Brought To You By The Democrats

Somehow the national media has avoided this story about blatant bigotry at work in the Democrat Party in Tennessee. I wonder why the only major media source covering this is a blog for the Washington Post?

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Yeah, that's right -- the Klan with a Tan is back at work. Congressman Steve Cohen (D-TN9) is too white and too Jewish to be allowed to represent a district in Memphis that is predominantly black and Christian -- and securely Democrat.

If you thought race was an uncomfortable issue in the Democratic presidential primary, wait 'til you get a load of what's going on in the Democratic primary in the Memphis area's 9th District of Tennessee, where a shockingly worded flier paints Jewish Rep. Steve Cohen (D-Tenn.) as a Jesus hater.

"Memphis Congressman Steve Cohen and the JEWS HATE Jesus," blares the flier, which Cohen himself received in the mail -- inducing gasps -- last week.

Circulated by an African-American minister from Murfreesboro Tenn., which isn't even in Cohen's district, the literature encourages other black leaders in Memphis to "see to it that one and ONLY one black Christian faces this opponent of Christ and Christianity in the 2008 election."

Congressman Cohen's (black) opponent, Nikki Tinker, cannot even stir herself to condemn this vile garbage. She is clearly unfit for ANY office -- and any black minister in the vicinity who does not loudly condemn this sort of garbage is unfit for his or her pulpit.

Oh, wait -- the black ministers of the area already started a race-baiting pogrom against Cohen several months ago. I guess that you don't have to be a Christian to pastor a black church in Memphis -- for in Christ there is no Jew or Greek, or any other racial distinction.

But if this is the game the game that these folks want to play in 2008, maybe Hillary Clinton can adopt the the following slogan for her future campaign ads:

Barack Obama: Too Black For America

Somehow I think that we would not see anything approaching the level of silence that we have gotten in the case of these race and religion based attacks on Cohen.

Speaking for myself, I condemn the attack on Cohen, the ministers making it, and the Democrat Party for not speaking out against it.

I further invite anyone offended by such racism to join the party of inclusion and equality -- the Republican Party.

And to quote the always spot-on Ed Morrissey:

We've listened to insults from Democrats for years for far less than this.

After all, this is real bigotry, not the ersatz kind the Democrats accuse the Republican Party of supporting.

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1 Rev. Brooks, who distributed the flier, is a Republican -- inspired by Mel Gibson's "The Passion" and an anti-gay marriage type of black church leader courted by the Bush administration. You're a little slow on the uptake, huh?

Posted by: Kenneth at Wed Feb 13 17:27:40 2008 (/WYJ4)

2 Dear Greg, I am contacting you on behalf of Chris Peden for Congress and Kevyn Bazzy for Congress. I am writing because this campaign respects your impressive website which showcases your immense talent. Blogs are underutilized in politics. This campaign is interested in developing a strong relationship with blogs across Ohio and the nation, yours included. Please contact upon receiving this e-mail, as I would like future communication. Sincerely, Raymond Smalley Martin-Stewart (740)-269-4035 (330)-204-5331

Posted by: Raymond Smalley at Wed Feb 13 20:02:21 2008 (7z4Y2)

3 Kenneth -- or is it William, given the fact that you comment matches almost word-for-word a comment from someone by that name at the WaPo blog -- do you have any actual evidence that this guy is a Republican? After all, it certainly would have been mentioned if the moron circulating this were a Republican, either in the article linked or in one of the Memphis articles i saw. And given that the earlier attack on Cohen based upon race and religion was indisputably from black Democrats, you have a high burden of proof.

Posted by: Rhymes With Right at Wed Feb 13 22:19:37 2008 (rI7s1)

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