Sarah Palin complains to Sean Hannity that some Americans consider her and the Teabaggers "terrorists." Truth hurts, don't it?

I CANNOT believe that Hannity would dare to bring up Gabby Giffords' name, only days after her miraculous return to the floor of Congress after the assassination attempt against her, to use as an example of how Sarah Palin has been unfairly treated.  That is absolutely disgusting!

And then in the very next handful of sentences, with no sense of irony whatsoever, Palin brings up the long dead issue of Obama's minor association with Bill Ayers. This of course fires Hannity up and he goes off on how he was virtually the ONLY one who kept bringing up the Obama/Ayers connection. (Gee I wonder why dumbass?)

At one point Palin even says: “if we were real domestic terrorists, I don’t think President Obama would have a problem with us.”

Okay so is she saying that it is open season on condemning people for their associations?


Well thanks for the opportunity Sister Sarah.  I guess that means it is perfectly reasonable to remind Americans that you aggressively defended a talk show host who repeatedly screamed racial epithets at an African American woman on her radio show? Or that you were once the team manager of convicted murderer Jeremy Morlock's hockey team? Or that both you and Joe Miller have increasingly strong ties to Schaeffer Cox and his radical militia group?

Since Obama's tenuous connection to a man who was a radical over forty years ago, can be used to condemn him, than what do we make of Sarah Palin's multiple associations with known racists, murderers, and terrorists, whose crimes have happened in the very recent past?

After all Sarah, you do remember this guy don't you?

Eddie Burke, Palin-bot, racist, Teabagger, and ex-radio host.

One has to wonder if Palin is even remotely aware of how fragile her glass house is, while searching the ground for the next rock to throw?

(H/T to Mediaite.)

Have you wondered lately if racism is alive and well in Arkansas? This should answer you question.

H/T for photo to The Blaze

Courtesy of Think Progress:

A high school student in Arkansas was blocked from receiving sole valedictorian honors this summer, despite earning the highest G.P.A. in her class and receiving only a single B in her four years at McGehee Secondary School. Kymberly Wimberly’s offense? She’s black. School administrators worried that Wimberly’s accomplishment would result in a “big mess” at the majority-white school, so Principal Darrell Thompson told the student’s mother “that he decided to name a white student as co-valedictorian,” even though the white student had a lower G.P.A. The matter is currently pending in federal court.

Let me remind you that today's date is July 29, 2011, NOT July 29, 1965.

Today we also have a black man in the White House, a female Secretary of State, and a personal computer in virtually every one of our homes.  Yet in Arkansas a black female CANNOT take her place as valedictorian of her high school without having a white person assigned to share in her moment.

If certain people get into positions of power in this country, this is but a hint of the things to come.

Finally we have a little Teabagger truth in advertising!

Just in case you cannot read the proprietor's t-shirt here is a close up.

Here is more from Wonkette:

Yes, the brown “INFIDEL” t-shirts read, “Everything I Need to Know About Islam I Learned on 9/11,” which is why they are calling themselves “infidels,” for irony.

Well at least I am glad to finally see a Teabagger own up to the racism which is the true source of his anger toward our President, and which has inspired him to get off his lazy ass to finally get involved in the political process. The only thing left to decide is whether to support Sarah Palin, or Michele Bachmnn, which most likely depends on which one gets the flag waving on his little flagpole faster.

But hey the ditsy duo better watch out, because it looks like there is a new player on the field and he is perfectly cast to be the new Teabagger political darling.

A former grand wizard of the Ku Klux Klan is considering a Republican presidential nomination, it has been reported.

David Duke, arguably America's most infamous white-power advocate, is planning a 25-state tour this month to gauge interest in a potential run for the White House, according to the Daily Beast.

Duke denies that he is a racist. Instead he likes to think of himself as a 'racial realist.'

'I understand that there are intrinsic differences between peoples and that those differences have profound effects on society,' he wrote on his website.

'I also believe all people have a basic human right to preserve their own heritage.'

All over the country Teabaggers are sitting straight up in their La-Z-Boy's, turning to the second cousins they married, and saying "Didja feel that Ethel? I think the teabagging Messiah, might have finally arrived."

Give it up Sarah, you are going to need something much more substantial than just trotting out the girls to seduce the Teabaggers away from David Duke.

Maybe if you put little KKK hoods on them?

"I don't snuff my own seed!" Extremely racially insulting radio ad voiced by Herman Cain in 2006 in attempt to persuade African Americans to vote Republican.

Yes I know that you are thinking this MUST be a parody.  But nope!



And no your ears are not deceiving you, one of the voices in that ad indeed belongs to ex-Godfather's Pizza CEO, radio host, and now candidate for the GOP Presidential ticket, Herman Cain. Which raises the question, "Is it possible for a black man to be a racist against his own people?"

The ad was put out in 2006 by a group calling themselves America's PAC. And they were trying to..to..hell what were they trying to do?

Well here let Herman Cain himself explain it to from an interview he gave to the New York Sun:

"The main thing that America's Pac is up to is it basically is challenging the thesis or the belief on the part of the Republican Party that they cannot attract the black vote," Mr. Cain said. He said similar advertisements run in 2004 helped boost President Bush's share of the black vote in Ohio to 16%, from 9% in 2000.

"We don't believe that was an accident," Mr. Cain said. The IRS filing indicates that the ads are running this year in 10 battleground states, including Ohio, New Mexico, and Nevada.

Mr. Cain, who once managed the Godfather's Pizza chain and ran unsuccessfully for the Senate from Georgia in 2004, said he was not troubled that Mr. Rooney, who is white, is funding ads using black voices who claim to speak on behalf of the black community."You don't have a lot of black billionaires who would want to fund something like this," he said.

Gee, ya think?

You know I have to imagine that the NAACP feels toward Herman Cain about the same way that women's organizations feel toward Sarah Palin. They just want them to go far, far away.

Have you ever wondered where the impetus for the anti-immigrant laws in Arizona came from?

This is an amazing, and shocking report from Lawrence O'Donnell, that EVERYBODY should see!

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Sarah's latest racist rant

$arah it is none of your fucking business who the Obamas invite to the White House.