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A staffer for Rep. James Clyburn (D-S.C.) told reporters that Rep. Emanuel Cleaver (D-M.D.) had been spit on by a protestor. Rep. John Lewis (D-G.A.), a hero of the civil rights movement, was called a 'ni--er.' And Rep. Barney Frank (D-Mass.) was called a "fa***t," as protestors shouted at him with deliberately lisp-y screams. Frank, approached in the halls after the president's speech, shrugged off the incident.
But Clyburn was downright incredulous, saying he had not witnessed such treatment since he was leading civil rights protests in South Carolina in the 1960s.
Give these morons an island somewhere in a remote corner of the world. Much like a Leper colony for extemely stupid people. Thankfully what they have is not contagious.
wow, those are some awesome sources. I absolutely believe everything they said and the picture just totally backs it all up. After all there's that picture of the ass coming out of an ass's ass. That's just racist as hell isn't it? and since it's an ass, it's obviously making fun of gays because they're into that whole ass thing.
still got some beachfront property for sale. Today only all lemmings get 50% off
I'm going to assume that it's a bunch of made up nonsense until a credible news source reports it. The Huffington Post hardly qualifies as a legitimate news organization.
The fact that these are all-white crowds says a lot about the future of the Republican/Tea Party crowd: They're doomed to fail.
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