April 4, 2010
BLASTING DEMS FOR WALKING TO WORK.... Two weeks ago, House Democratic leaders walked from a caucus meeting to Capitol Hill, en route to the final debate over health care reform. As the lawmakers approached the building, assorted right-wing activists chastised Dems, reportedly used racial and ethnic slurs, and in one instance, spat on an African-American lawmaker.
Two weeks later, conservatives are still talking about the ugly scene -- and are still blaming Democrats for the far-right's thuggish behavior.
Greg Sargent noted yesterday, "Conservative media keep pushing nutty, self-aggrandizing BS meme that Dems hatched an elaborate plot to incite Tea Partiers to racism and violence." It seems hard to believe -- aren't there other lines conservatives should be trying out right now? -- but this really has risen to the top of the list of right-wing talking points.
There was Cal Thomas on Fox News:
"Look, when Nancy Pelosi walked through those Tea Partiers, it was like -- what should analogize this to? Ah, the march through Skokie, Illinois, by the Nazis? It was deliberately provocative! They wanted a reaction!"
And Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) on Fox News:
"Remember when Speaker Pelosi walked arm-in-arm in a civil rights march across Independence Avenue from the House buildings over to the Capitol," Bachmann told Sean Hannity in a Fox News appearance Thursday. "In three years I have never seen Nancy Pelosi cross the street the way that you saw in that picture. They deliberately went through that crowd perhaps to try and incite something."
And Andrew Breitbart on his website:
The natural route is the tunnels between the House office buildings and the Capitol. By crafting a highly symbolic walk of the Congressional Black Caucus through the majority white crowd, the Democratic Party was looking to provoke a negative reaction.
And Mark Steyn in National Review yesterday:
On the eve of the health care vote, a group of black Democrat [sic] Congressmen (eschewing the private tunnels they usually use to cross from their offices to the Capitol) chose to walk en masse through a crowd of protesters, confident that the knuckledragging Tea Party goons they and their media pals have reviled for a year now would respond with racial epithets.
And then, when the crowd didn't, the black Congressmen made it up anyway. Representative Andre Carson (Democrat, Indiana) insisted he heard the N-word 15 times. He's either suffering from the same condition as that Guam-flipper from Georgia, or he's a liar.
Steyn went on to compare Rep. John Lewis (D-Ga.) to "a Holocaust survivor painting a swastika on his own door" to embarrass his neighbor.
I'm trying to wrap my head around the argument here. Democrats heard racist rhetoric from some in the Tea Party crowd. Rather than denounce the racism, conservatives prefer to argue that African-American lawmakers are liars.
In the next breath, those same conservatives insist that the racist slurs (that ostensibly didn't exist) should be blamed on Democrats themselves for inciting the right-wing crowd.
So, we're to believe (a) unhinged activists didn't use bigoted language; and (b) if unhinged activists did use bigoted language, it's Democrats' fault because they walked to the Capitol.
Best of all, two weeks later, this is the part of the health care debate conservatives are most anxious to talk about. How bizarre.
—Steve Benen 9:35 AM
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Are there any videos of the Dem Congresscritters consistently using said tunnel access? If not, the repubs are lying.
Posted by: flyonthewall on April 4, 2010 at 9:41 AM | PERMALINK
They are projecting. Inciting a riot is current conservative procedure. They are sure that is what Peolosi et al intended. Of course, they overlook the thought that the tea baggers where exactly where they thought they might encounter Democratic congressmen and women. Of course, overlooking the idea conservative protesters did something right when they positioned their protest is understandable. Most conservative members of congress and media clowns couldn't organize a two car parade.
Posted by: Ron Byers on April 4, 2010 at 9:42 AM | PERMALINK
Not bizarre. Just racist.
Posted by: Jim on April 4, 2010 at 9:44 AM | PERMALINK
The democrat congressmen were attempting to intimidate patriotic Americans who were exercising their first Amendment rights.
Pelosi and Lewis were yelling fire in a crowded Reichstag.
Posted by: Al on April 4, 2010 at 9:45 AM | PERMALINK
In three years I have never seen Nancy Pelosi cross the street the way...
so I guess the dangerously psychotic loon bachmann is stalking Pelosi to give testimonial on a difference in how Pelosi normally crosses the street.
Posted by: pluege on April 4, 2010 at 9:47 AM | PERMALINK
Best of all, two weeks later, this is the part of the health care debate conservatives are most anxious to talk about. How bizarre.
Well, they're also anxious to talk about how they won the HCR debate by using their goosestepping obstructionist congresspersons to force the whole bill to the right. And on that note, they do have a point.
Two weeks later, conservatives are still talking about the ugly scene -- and are still blaming Democrats for the far-right's thuggish behavior.
Providing this authoritative cover for the brownshirts is just a naked message to keep the rest of the brownshirts everywhere dialed at 11.
Posted by: tempered optimism on April 4, 2010 at 9:49 AM | PERMALINK
I think perhaps they have finally come to accept those bigoted taunts actually happened. So lets give them credit for joining reality, even if it took them a couple weeks to get there. But it can not have been their fault because...well... nothing is ever their fault.
I think Steve is being to kind. This is the offensive 'defense' as the rapist who blames his actions on the victim's clothing.
Posted by: JoeW on April 4, 2010 at 9:50 AM | PERMALINK
There is nothing unusual about this line of argumentation at all. In fact, it is perfectly consistent with what experts call the RWA -- Right Wing Authoritarian -- personality, namely one that is entirely incapable of empathy and so sees all reality through its own self-interested lens.
Thus, when President Obama is unable to get a single Republican vote for anything he does no matter what he tries because Republicans have decided it's in their political interest not to give him any votes, then in RWA eyes it's Obama who is guilty of acting in a "partisan" way that rejects bi-partisanship when he gets zero GOP votes.
In the mind of the KKK, it's the Southern Poverty Law Center and not the KKK that is guilting of "fomenting race hatred" when the SPLC takes notice of the KKK's bigotries and racist acts.
And so it is perfectly normal that the right wing would blame liberals for the reaction they got from radical right protesters lining the Capitol steps. Liberals should have known better that the protesters would erupt when Democrats re-created the civil rights marches from a generation ago, and so liberals are entirely to blame for the spittal and the slurs they got.
Once you convince yourself that you are in possession of The Truth with a capital T there is no end to the self-justifying and self-exculpating arguments you can make to rationalize away your own behavior. Just look at the Catholic Church.
Posted by: Ted Frier on April 4, 2010 at 9:51 AM | PERMALINK
Thanks to Cal Thomas, we now have definitive proof that Nancy Pelosi is a Nazi!
Thanks to the National Review for pointing out that my Congressman (Andre Carson - the black muslim) is a liar!
If not for the National Review and Fox News, it is likely that we would never know the truth and blithefully wander through life believing that reality is composed of facts.
Posted by: RepublicanPointOfView on April 4, 2010 at 9:57 AM | PERMALINK
Mom was asking for it when she wore that tight Marlboro shirt. Mary was asking for it by being so irritatingly good and pure. So Pharoah turned his army around in retreat? Drown 'em, then laugh about it.
This stuff is ingrained thru thousands of years of authoritarian and religious dogma: the weak deserve to be exploited and abused--and it's all *their* fault.
Posted by: Lionel Hutz, Attorney at Law on April 4, 2010 at 9:57 AM | PERMALINK
Those poor teabaggers are victims of a nefarious Democratic plot. How dare black people walk through a majority white crowd? That's just unheard of.
Posted by: RSA on April 4, 2010 at 10:05 AM | PERMALINK
GOP Teabagger response:
You're damn right I spit on that filthy nigger!
How dare those niggers and nigger-lovers walk on the white sidewalk through the front door of the capital building that was built and bled for by good christian real Americans!
Those niggers know they was supposed to go through the underground railroad and enter through the back!
They're actions was intended to provoke us, just like that nigger and those two nigger lovin' jews in Missippi.
They's lucky we didn't lynch that coon!
White power!
Posted by: Winkandanod on April 4, 2010 at 10:05 AM | PERMALINK
I think the fact that it was very nice weather should be worked into the lunacy . It can be shown that the maker of the weather that day had an inscrutable plan that enticed the horrible , etc , etc , liberal etc , etc , as a plain and simple demonstration of the forces of good who are (inexplicably) against the plain evil of affordable care .
The next step in illustrating just how low the far , far left is , is up to the personality of the corrective authoritarian . Corrections including video documents that paint the evil doers as Tea Baggeurs must be explained away (easily) into the wife beater tropes so dear to the right wing . She , He , asking for it , is as anyone can plainly see , a winner for all eternity .
The people making money on this will only tire when they have to actually work for a living in an environment that prizes products that are tangible to the home maker and their families and spouses . Notably absent from the products will be Taser's , Epistles of prevarication , Star Wars etc , etc .
Posted by: FRP on April 4, 2010 at 10:07 AM | PERMALINK
Projection mixed with racism ... coming from the people who carved a "B" into their own cheek to imply violence from the left.
Posted by: Gonads on April 4, 2010 at 10:08 AM | PERMALINK
So, the right wing is admitting the Tea Baggers are racists becuase the Dems knew all they had to do was walk down the street to incite teabaggers fury? Maybe John Lewis looked at the white girl Pelosi wrong.
Also good to have Mark Steyn that the right knows the teabaggers are "knuckledragging Tea Party goons." I think every liberal should now refer to the tea party as "What Mark Steyn calls knuckledragging goons."
Posted by: martin on April 4, 2010 at 10:13 AM | PERMALINK
There is nothing unusual about this line of argumentation at all. In fact, it is perfectly consistent with what experts call the RWA -- Right Wing Authoritarian -- personality, namely one that is entirely incapable of empathy and so sees all reality through its own self-interested lens.
'Ted Frier' nails it. Long story short, these people are sick.
Posted by: June on April 4, 2010 at 10:16 AM | PERMALINK
Bachmann:
"Remember when Speaker Pelosi walked arm-in-arm in a civil rights march across Independence Avenue from the House buildings over to the Capitol. . . . They deliberately went through that crowd perhaps to try and incite something."
Most of the ugly incidents (that were reported in the "lamesteam" media) happened on Saturday; the arm-in-arm walk by Pelosi, Reid, Hoyer et al. happened Sunday, so I'm not clear how it incited incidents that occurred 24 hours previously. Unless, of course, Pelosi is so evil that she bends the space-time continuum back on itself, which is certainly possible.
Posted by: Stuck with "Big John" Cornyn on April 4, 2010 at 10:17 AM | PERMALINK
But the perfidy goes far deeper than that!
Because now, you see, the librul media are reporting on the story, trying to make it look like the Teabaggers are complaining, which will only further inflame the provocative forces of the Left!
Next thing you know, the O-bots will be whining about the Teabaggers' reaction to the coverage, again unfairly presenting them as selfish and insensitive, denying them their First Amendment rights and further polarizing the debate in this country.
It's all a nefarious plot by Nancy Pelosi. And Obama. And Hillary. And George Soros and the Queen of England.
Posted by: bleh on April 4, 2010 at 10:19 AM | PERMALINK
Ted Frier, yes, that.
Posted by: Stuck with "Big John" Cornyn on April 4, 2010 at 10:20 AM | PERMALINK
Hmm!!!! very interesting - Bachmann has spent three years studying how Nancy Pelosi crosses the street.
Each day that passes gives more proof to the fact that this woman is insane!
Posted by: jJS on April 4, 2010 at 10:22 AM | PERMALINK
Bleh wrote:
And George Soros and the Queen of England.
You jest, but in my neighboring congressional district, the 22nd Texas (Tom Delay's old seat), the winner of the Dem primary is a LaRouchie,
whose campain website actually says that
American Voters Declare War on the British Empire
March 7, 2010 -- Events in the 22nd district last week caught the attention of the enemies of the United States, centered in the City of London. The election of Kesha Rogers as the Democratic Nominee for the 22nd congressional district, in a three way race, came as a big shock to those who have been acting to destroy the nation, through the controlled fascist policies of the British ‘puppet’ Barack Obama. Kesha received a landslide 53% of the votes, as she campaigned with the ideas of Lyndon LaRouche, emphasizing the impeachment of Obama and saving NASA’s manned space program.
I almost would like her to win. She can't be more obstructionist than the Republican incumbent, Pete Olson, and would be infinitely more fun.
Posted by: Stuck with "Big John" Cornyn on April 4, 2010 at 10:31 AM | PERMALINK
Modern conservatism is a mental disease.
Posted by: qwerty on April 4, 2010 at 10:36 AM | PERMALINK
Quite maddening! The slave-master cracks the whip upon the flesh of the "other" while screaming "I'm a victim!" Yes, Dr. King had it right - our legacy of slavery has been damaging to both African and European!
Our far-right brethren today are very damaged human beings if they work so hard to take a plain and simple scene of racial hatred and work into the slave-master's yell! -Kevo
Posted by: kevo on April 4, 2010 at 10:50 AM | PERMALINK
If it (racist comments) where said, they would have been filmed/recorded. It does look more and more like Democrats have adopted Republican tactics. I had hoped Democrats would perform more honestly that Repugs, but I've lost that hope. All I see now are two corporate parties who use their voters to fight each other so they can distract those same voters from the fact that politicos left and right are robbing the people blind. I doubt this comment will ever get published.
Posted by: ChaoticGeorge on April 4, 2010 at 11:00 AM | PERMALINK
I just hope those teabagging traitors are ready for the same treatment that they gave others.
Boycott Republican't owned businesses.
Refuse to serve Republican'ts in your restaurant.
Stop inviting Republican'ts to your home, and let them know specifically that it's because they're traitorous scum.
Disown any Republican'ts in your family, and cut them out of your (and your famliy's) lives.
These people are no longer (if they ever were) sane. They constitute a clear and present danger to anyone who does not share their insane world view. They cannot be trusted. And they have never operated in good faith, nor can they ever be expected to.
Posted by: (: Tom :) on April 4, 2010 at 11:01 AM | PERMALINK
It is immensely troubling to 'normal' Americans when brown people and Democrats show their faces on the streets. And they know that. It's been known since the days of Emmett Till.
Posted by: neill on April 4, 2010 at 11:06 AM | PERMALINK
The narrative feeds their sense of victimization. Over the years I've dealt with a number of people that cannot accept responsibility for their own actions. The mental and rhetorical contortions they go through to rationalize their behavior is breathtaking, as is the utter lack of self-awareness. It's the human condition (sigh).
Posted by: AK Liberal on April 4, 2010 at 11:17 AM | PERMALINK
Gotta love how the side that went out grandstanding on the balcony to the crowd below like Juan Peron blames the _other_ side for incitement.
Posted by: FlipYrWhig on April 4, 2010 at 11:23 AM | PERMALINK
And since the conservatives are so good at coming up with these lines, why, it almost sounds like they've used them before: "How dare those colored kids try to come to our schools! And how dare they sit at our lunch counters and ask to be served! They're just provoking violence!"
Posted by: Mustang Bobby on April 4, 2010 at 11:35 AM | PERMALINK
We really don't need to pay any attention to these republican scum.
Posted by: rbe1 on April 4, 2010 at 11:38 AM | PERMALINK
(: Tom :) @ 11:01
meet the last paragraph of
Stuck with "Big John" Cornyn @ 10:31
Nothing like a family gathering that eventually has the repugs unknowingly(?) contradicting themselves. ;-)
Posted by: Kevin (not the famous one) on April 4, 2010 at 12:02 PM | PERMALINK
I've actually started daring to believe that we are (finally!) witnessing the slow death of the modern conservative movement-- it has become completely desperate, totally incoherent and only makes sense to its followers. Kicking out folks like David Frum for publicly admitting that losing HCR was a big deal for their side hints that we're at the start of an eat-their-own downward spiral.
Posted by: zoe kentucky on April 4, 2010 at 12:15 PM | PERMALINK
zoe kentucky - unfortunately, they will not go willingly into that dark night; they will rage, rage against the dying of the Right. With lots of violent outbursts. Which, ironically, would subject them to treatment as terrorists what with illegal detention and the waterboarding and so forth, if this country was run the way they believe it should be run.
Posted by: Jennifer on April 4, 2010 at 12:28 PM | PERMALINK
Of course, if Pelosi and the other Democrats had gone through the tunnels, there would be screams about how they were afraid to face WE THE PEOPLE and had to travel through dank tunnels in the dark before consummating their deal with the Socialist Devil.
Posted by: tomeck on April 4, 2010 at 12:36 PM | PERMALINK
Well Damn! Don't you know the only reason that girl got raped is because she was strutting around in that provocative attire. Sheesh!
Posted by: Phil Philiben on April 4, 2010 at 12:57 PM | PERMALINK
[...] the Democratic Party was looking to provoke a negative reaction. -- Breitbart
You can take a herd of goats to water but you can't make them drink it. If there had been no racism and hatred among the Tea Potties, no amount of "provocation" could have unleashed it.
Posted by: exlibra on April 4, 2010 at 12:59 PM | PERMALINK
Yes, Democratic Congressional Representatives directly confronted the Teabilly's mob tactics. Michelle Bachman (as well the rest of these scrote-scukers) can stick a AR-15 up her ass sideways! These people are out of control yet have been afforded status reserved for the graceful. Give the Teabillies the South in one, FINAL gesture afforded those that deserve not even the time of day (which they'll refute anyway). These are not Americans, their actions are not "American", they are uneducated, violent lowest common denominators being incited by a washed up and has been "family values" schtick that has nothing to do with family or values.
Posted by: Trollop on April 4, 2010 at 1:22 PM | PERMALINK
45 years ago, I remember the Southern Traitors saying that it was all us "outside agitators" who were upsetting good Southern folk, inciting them to violence.
Today, the Southernist Traitors are doing it all over again. (A "southernist" is someone who espouses the causes of "southernism" - i.e., white supremacy, a belligerent militarized policy of conquest, theft as economic policy, feudal politics, etc., and is not necessarily someone born in the geographic South)
Plus ca change.... as the French say.
Posted by: TCinLA on April 4, 2010 at 1:32 PM | PERMALINK
ChaoticGeorge@11:00: If it (racist comments) where said, they would have been filmed/recorded. It does look more and more like Democrats have adopted Republican tactics. I had hoped Democrats would perform more honestly that Repugs, but I've lost that hope. All I see now are two corporate parties who use their voters to fight each other so they can distract those same voters from the fact that politicos left and right are robbing the people blind. I doubt this comment will ever get published.
How 'bout we publish it twice? It's quite obvious that you're what we call in these parts a 'concern troll'; a (probably) modestly paid, conservative vandal doing what conservatives do best these days: throw a monkey wrench into our efforts to sort through the madness coming from *your* side of the political spectrum, by pretending to be a liberal who's disillusioned with the left because of a single occurrence of ____ (whatever the issue at hand).
You're a tool and a liar, George! And, if you're not of the Libertarian variety, and believe what your Bible says, you're apparently going to burn in hell for this too.
What sorrow for those who say that evil is good and good is evil, that dark is light and light is dark, that bitter is sweet and sweet is bitter. --Isaiah 5:20
He who justifies the wicked and he who condemns the righteous, Both of them alike are an abomination to the LORD. --Proverbs 17:15
Posted by: JTK on April 4, 2010 at 1:44 PM | PERMALINK
(: Tom :)@11:01: Stop inviting Republican'ts to your home, and let them know specifically that it's because they're traitorous scum.
Disown any Republican'ts in your family, and cut them out of your (and your famliy's) lives.
I'm already there, Tom. Worse for me, I'm from the rural South and I've pretty much given up on nearly all of my friends and family members. My Tea Partier Sister will never set foot in my house again.
Posted by: JTK on April 4, 2010 at 1:52 PM | PERMALINK
So Andrew Breitbart is admitting that they are bigots? Black people cannot walk by white people because they may incite a reaction? Bout time they told the truth.
And Michele Bachmann spends her time following Pelosi? Does she do anything whe was elected for? Nevermind.
And I so love the "knuckledragging Tea Party goons" from Mark Steyn. Another one finally admitting the truth.
Posted by: Schtick on April 4, 2010 at 2:16 PM | PERMALINK
Dunno about anyone else, but I might have gone looking for that crowd and walked through them on my way to make that vote, and it would certainly have been a message.
And that message would have been, "I hope you don't like it."
Posted by: Repack Rider on April 4, 2010 at 3:20 PM | PERMALINK
It is a well-known fact that having a police cruiser drive down a street incites law-abiding citizens to kill and steal.
Posted by: Michael on April 4, 2010 at 3:26 PM | PERMALINK
When I drove a school bus:
"I didn't do it.
Besides, she deserved it.
Everybody else was doing it,
so what are you picking on me for?"
Posted by: frankBel on April 4, 2010 at 3:54 PM | PERMALINK
If it (racist comments) where said, they would have been filmed/recorded
And, gee, guess what... they were.
Moron.
Posted by: PaulB on April 4, 2010 at 5:56 PM | PERMALINK
Translation from Andrew Breitbart: If those blacks hadn't walked thru a bunchan angry whites, they wouldn't have been called the N word. They should've crawled thru emergency tunnels like rats.
That's what Breitbart is really thinking.
Posted by: agentX on April 4, 2010 at 7:37 PM | PERMALINK
Glenn Beck was early to claim provocation.
... eschewing the private tunnels they usually use ...
The tunnels aren't private, as I suspect Steyn knows. He's probably been in them.
Posted by: K on April 4, 2010 at 7:56 PM | PERMALINK
You can take it for granted that if they had used the Congressional tunnels that day instead of showing up, the rightwingnuts would now be complaining that they were secretive cowards. Because this whole thing is about whipping-up emotions in people who can't think straight. I'm trying to figure out what this propaganda is going to look like in three months when the usual emotional fatigue ought to have set in.
Posted by: Lee A. Arnold on April 4, 2010 at 8:09 PM | PERMALINK
Anyone have best video links etc. where we can hear N-word etc?
Posted by: neil b on April 4, 2010 at 8:36 PM | PERMALINK
Isn't there something more constructive that intelligent & progressive people could be doing instead of knee jerk reacting to all of the incredibly stupid stuff that the so called "conservatives" do and say? It's almost like we are more entertained by the absurd antics of the Faux News regulars and a few crazy Republican Congresspeople than we are by serious policy disputes among intelligent people. For instance: there are some truly atrocious provisions in the health care reform legislation, but you'll be hard put to read about them or about real solutions to improve the bill.
Posted by: Goose on April 4, 2010 at 10:56 PM | PERMALINK
From Goose, @22:56:
"Isn't there something more constructive that intelligent & progressive people could be doing instead of knee jerk reacting to all of the incredibly stupid stuff that the so called "conservatives" do and say?"
Short of taking a 2x4 to every hate-spewing Tea Pottier? No. And a good thing, too, because a knee-jerk reaction affects only their reproductive body parts (and those only temporarily), while a 2x4 upside the head might damage the last functioning brain cell each of them might still have.
From the same source:
"[...]there are some truly atrocious provisions in the health care reform legislation, but you'll be hard put to read about them [...]"
*You* claim such provisions exist, *you* tell us what they are -- chapter, verse and page of the bill. BTW... "jungle gyms as outrage" have been debunked already, in case that's what you were about to peddle.
So, goosie, goosie... Give us a gander at those atrocities. Goose-step right up, show us an example.
Posted by: exlibra on April 4, 2010 at 11:26 PM | PERMALINK
Let me get this straight. These crazy people are actually saying that its an act of provocation for black people to walk in a crowd of white people. This sounds a lot like it was an act of provocation to drink out that water fountain or sit at that lunch counter. The GOP never learns it can't just say, this is a small fringe of a larger movement. They have to give a wink and a nod to the racist.
Posted by: aline on April 4, 2010 at 11:41 PM | PERMALINK
I'm trying to wrap my head around the argument here. Democrats heard racist rhetoric from some in the Tea Party crowd. Rather than denounce the racism, conservatives prefer to argue that African-American lawmakers are liars.
m3i zero
Posted by: smithmaria61 on April 5, 2010 at 9:00 AM | PERMALINK
Republicans are scum.
Posted by: kc on April 5, 2010 at 10:18 AM | PERMALINK
"I doubt this comment will ever get published."
Posted by: ChaoticGeorge on April 4, 2010 at 11:00 AM
Hereby proving that everything you say is wrong. That's even worse than a stopped clock, which is at least right twice each day, albeit very briefly.
"I think every liberal should now refer to the tea party as 'What Mark Steyn calls knuckledragging goons.' "
Posted by: martin on April 4, 2010 at 10:13 AM
Couldn't agree with this more. It's one of the inevitable "gaffes" (defined as "when a pol or pundit unintentionally tells a truth") that sooner or later happen, revealing what we knew all along they were really thinking. As such, it should be heavily exploited. The "conservative movement," the "teabeggar movement," and the Publican Party are all splitting asunder; the more we can wedge them, and the sooner, the better.
But I would suggest that the quote be expanded to something like, "What well-known rightwing pundit Mark Steyn calls knuckledragging goons," because he doesn't have quite the name recognition of a Limbaugh, Beck, or Palin. It would also be advisable to be sure to pronounce his last name "Stain," both for the obvious poetic reason, and to ensure that, i line with his own significant efforts, we don't make him sound Jewish, and thus dismissable. (Do you really think it a coincidence that Brooks and Frum are the ones now being excoriated by the teabeggars and conservatroids as apostates?)
Posted by: smartalek on April 5, 2010 at 12:53 PM | PERMALINK
Hey, Winkandanod. You sure are comfortable with all the racist rhetoric. Makes me think you might be a proud member of the KKK, or at the least a racist pig teenager trying to see how many times he can use the n-word before someone calls him on it. Go away you fucking racist scumbag.
Hey Benen, so you agree with this racist piece of shit? Is this the kind of commenter that you want representing your site? If so ... fuck you too.
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