More of the Race Card: Democrat Rep. says Govs who refuse stimulus money are giving African-Americans a slap in the face (Congress, Israel)
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Clyburn is the highest-ranking African-American in congress.
(CNN) – Democratic Rep. James Clyburn of South Carolina said Thursday that GOP governors who oppose the stimulus bill are giving African-Americans “a slap in the face.”
Clyburn has been sparring with his state’s governor, Republican Mark Sanford, who has been a leading voice of opposition to the stimulus package. But the highest-ranking African-American in Congress said his frustration with the bill’s opponents isn’t limited to Sanford.
He is saying that those Governors are from "Black" areas, so they will be depriving Black people...
Nevermind that those people were ELECTED!!!
This is outrageous abuse of the race issue and I fear just the beginning in a disturbing trend...
Just as many citizens who criticized Obama during the election were called 'racist' we are seeing politicians who oppose the Obama policy being labeled the same way...
Clyburn is the highest-ranking African-American in congress.
(CNN) – Democratic Rep. James Clyburn of South Carolina said Thursday that GOP governors who oppose the stimulus bill are giving African-Americans “a slap in the face.”
Clyburn has been sparring with his state’s governor, Republican Mark Sanford, who has been a leading voice of opposition to the stimulus package. But the highest-ranking African-American in Congress said his frustration with the bill’s opponents isn’t limited to Sanford.
So he's admitting the stimulus is aimed at african-americans? That's a slap in the face to non-african-americans.
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