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Originally Posted by Guest
They are asking their members to contact members of congress and encourage them to vote for Senator Jeff Sessions appointment for Attorney General. They claim that he is under attack because of his support of the second amendment and law enforcement.
I have read and heard both pro and con statement about the Senator. Except for the NRA, I have not found a single statement regarding his pro-gun stance. All I have read about is his history of racially insensitive comments, which are believed to have led to his 1986 rejection from a federal judgeship. I have also heard about some anti-women statements. He also described the NAACP and other civil rights groups as un-American and alluded to a white lawyer's being a disgrace to his race for representing African American clients.
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Show me a WHITE PERSON who has never said the word ******, BLACK ******* OR...........
Show me a BLCK PERSON who has never said the word CRACKER, HONKY OR.................
AND I WILL SHOW YOU A LIAR.
YOU, obviously voted for OBAMA and proudly tell us he is our first BLACK PRESIDENT. First of all SEE THE FACT that Obama fanned embers of racial conflict into forest fires.
That issue between the Cambridge professor and the police officer. I admit that I too jumped to the conclusion that it was anti black racism as OBAMA did, WHEN the facts came out the professor devoted his life to teaching anti-white courses. The white police officer had devoted his life to working with the neighborhood to improve relations. THAT WAS A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR A MAN TO ADMIT HE AS MANY OF US WOULD HAVE, JUMPED TO THE WRONG CONCLUSION. Obama a TYPICAL LIBERAL, could not admit he was wrong-THAT WAS YET ANOTHER LOST OPPORTUNITY. Instead Obama CHOSE for good press to invite them both to a beer. BOTH THE PROFESSOR AND OBAMA OWED THE POLICE OFFICER A PUBLIC APOLOGY-THERE WAS NONE.