Sunday, October 24, 2010

Roanoke Times Editors Emerge From Their Racist Closet

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Roanoke Times, 10-24-10, Pg Horiz 1: Editorial Commentary: Southern Strategy rises again in 2010
“We is white America and we --- want to take America back from the ‘angry Negro’ in the White House”.
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The Editors of the Roanoke Times have aligned themselves in the past with Jessie Jackson, Al Twana Sharpton, The Rev. God Damn America Wright and other race baiting radicals, but this is a personal best for them.
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This election isn’t about a federal government that is out of touch, out of control, and racked with the elitist mantra of “we don’t need to listen to ‘the people’ because we know what’s best”. No, it’s about racism pure and simple, and particularly, southern racism.
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So what happened last year in races in New Jersey, Massachusetts, and Virginia? Was that all racism? What about the close race for Harry Reid’s senate seat? Is that all about racism? And what about the very close elections all across the country?
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This blog has documented over 1,000 examples of the slant and bias of the Editors of the Roanoke Times over the past 5 years, however, this nasty piece of racism exceeds any and all of the past examples. Apparently the Editors cannot cope with the current poll projections for next Tuesdays elections and have totally lost it!
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Shame on the entire Editorial Staff! What a sad reflection on them, their product, their profession and sadly all the good people who work for the Roanoke Times and have to bear the public disdain for content they do not control.
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New news item: Apparently Obama has joined in the Roanoke Times racist dialogue:
WOONSOCKET, R.I. -- President Barack Obama attacked Republicans with gusto Monday Oct 25th.
"We don't mind the Republicans joining us. They can come for the ride, but they gotta sit in back."
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This from the President of the United States; what a sad chapter in American History!
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http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2010/10/25/obama-tells-republicans-sit/
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