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You mean to say for all the Republicans that have publicly compared Obama to a monkey, that is not racist? No wonder Republicans are delusional when it comes to "the race card"....
EG:
Marilyn Davenport, a member of the Orange County, California, GOP, forwarded edited photos depicting Obama as a chimp
Barbara Espinosa, Arizona GOP Radio Host called Obama a monkey on the air with Arizona Republican Party Chair Tom Morrissey as guess, who remained silent
Now, you could try and defend your non-racist stance, stating that many people called Bush a monkey as well, but the difference is Whites weren't enslaved and murdered for centuries under the false premise that they were subhuman apes; blacks were.
One advantage of defeating Barack Obama in November, apart from saving the country from financial ruin and the rest, is that conservatives will presumably be able to criticize liberal policies again without automatically being accused of racism.
These charges aren't just emanating from the fringe groups; they're not just being uttered by radical leftist bloggers or Occupy Wall Street zealots. They are no longer the exclusive province of race hustlers whose professional careers depend on stirring up animosity among racial groups.
In August 2011, the level of polarization seemed to reach a fever pitch, when Congressional Black Caucus Whip Andre Carson said, "Some...
Samuel L. Jackson publicly admitted that a major reason he supports Obama is because Obama is black. Are we to conclude that Obama supporters only support him because he is black? That would not be a logical conclusion.
BTW, no one who has met me has ever accused me of being white.