From Michelle Malkin:
Oh, spare me. Please:
There’s nothing more traditional in American politics than the wholesome family portrait: a beaming candidate, beaming spouse, reluctantly beaming teenagers.
But when Bill de Blasio, a candidate for public office in New York City this fall, put his family in his campaign mailings and TV ads, there was nothing routine about [...]

From World Net Daily:
JERUSALEM – A close associate and colleague of Harvard professor Henry

Louis Gates Jr. linked to black radicals introduced President Obama at a 2007 Harlem fundraiser by first railing against the “racist” criminal justice system of the “American empire.”
A scan of YouTube clips found controversial race scholar Cornel West introducing Obama at the [...]

From The Washington Times:
Obama: Cops acted ’stupidly’ in Gates’ case
By Christina Bellantoni
Wading into a sensitive racial fight for the first time, President Obama said police who arrested black Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. for disorderly conduct in his own home “acted stupidly.”
Mr. Obama, the nation’s first black president and a friend of Mr. Gates, [...]

From RightWingNews.com:
Were this story to come out between 1/20/01 – 1/19/2009, might the headline not read “Bush’s Economic Policies Discriminate Against Blacks?
Unemployment among blacks in New York City has increased much faster than for whites, and the gap appears to be widening at an accelerating pace, new studies of jobless data have found.
While unemployment rose [...]

From GOPUSA.com:
By Bobby Eberle
June 30, 2009
The United States Supreme Court has spoken, and because of Monday’s ruling, the nation can move one step closer to truly being a colorblind society. In the process, the majority of Supreme Court justices slapped down the ruling of Obama’s Supreme Court nominee: Judge Sonya Sotomayor.
In a case where white [...]

Although not directly relevant to the theme of this blog, this is a must-read article that shows the trouble we are in for with a government over concerned with political correctness and a Republican Party that does not even know their own history. From World Net Daily:
Drenched in blood of slavery
Rodger Hedgecock
June 21, 2009
The U.S. [...]

Read this excerpt written about a white male judge who has controversially been called a racist and see if you would agree:
He readily admits that he applies his feelings and personal politics when deciding cases. In a 2002 speech at Berkeley, he stated that he believes it is appropriate for a judge to consider their [...]

I can appreciate the fact that this country has elected the first-half-black president, but only for its historical significance. I do not, however, assume that he is going to be a wonderful president full of incredible god-like abilities simply because of the color of his skin. That would be, in fact, racism. His race tells me [...]