Posts Tagged racism
I’ve been called a racist (by racists) so many times on radio and television talk shows that sometimes in deep introspection I wonder if I might harbor latent racism. I have never hated anyone, even the low brow, non-thinking leftists whom I have encountered in my political life and media contacts. Such people are pathetically […]
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Leave a Comment (America’s melting pot is seething and about to explode. Two generations have been taught that Blacks are special because they were slaves more than a hundred years ago. Because of that they are to be considered a special group and not held to the same standard of others. That is classic racism. We are watching […]
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Leave a Comment (A few days ago, a leftist New Jersey Democrat Congressman recommended that his colleagues adopt Feb. 12 as “Darwin Day” to honor evolutionary “biologist” Charles Darwin. Its purpose is to make it a “global celebration of science and reason.” He was supported by the American Humanist Association who supports the International Darwin Day Foundation “aimed […]
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Leave a Comment (When tyrants take control of a free society they always do two things: they take guns from everyone and rewrite history. They make the tyrants into national saviors and turn those opposed to tyranny into thugs. This rewriting of history is happening as I write. Martin Luther King, Jr. has been reworked, repackaged, and remade […]
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Leave a Comment (During the presidency of Theodore Roosevelt, a newspaper ran the headline: “It’s a crime worse than treason!” What was the crime? Teddy Roosevelt had invited a black man for dinner in the White House—something that had never been done before. The object of the furor was a 45-year-old, mild-mannered gentleman named Booker T. Washington, known […]
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Leave a Comment (In the “old days” it was character, competence, and commitment that mattered in professional life. A man could become a lawyer, without college, by “reading the law” as did Abraham Lincoln and James Byrnes, former member of the U.S. Supreme Court (1941). But we are in a “more enlightened” day and everyone has to “jump […]
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