I knew iot Ann Coulter could not read an article without hawking her book.
Listen both sides play the race card, but the problem is those on the right will not call them out on it. Instead they look for examples of what the other side is doing.
When Bill Clinton made those remarks aboput President Obama, Blacks on the left called him out and voiced their disapproval. However, when those on the right make racist comments towards the President, like the many cartoon showing him as a monkey or referring to him as the food stamp president, there is no out cry from the right.
Simply put if both side, or those who are concerned put members on noticed that the race card is not appropiate, then and only then will it be gone.
Liberal racism sightings have become like a lunatic's version of "Where's Waldo?" Kevin Baker of Harper's magazine says Romney's referring to his "five boys" in last week's debate was how he "slyly found a way" to call Obama a "boy." Says Baker: "How the right's hard-core racists must have howled at that!"
MSNBC's Chris Matthews says the word "apartment" is racist because black people live in apartments. He also says the word "Chicago" is racist because -- despite its well-known reputation as the home of Al Capone and the Daley machine -- a lot of black people live there,...
So you think that the Left DOES call out members of the Left for playing the race card? Please give an example or two so we can see "the difference" you refer to.
Oh, and one example of the Right playing the race card would be nice, too.
And food stamp president isn't a racist term. It's pointing out that as President more and more people are on food stamps. His administration made up campaigns to get more people on food stamps. They ran advertisements promoting food stamps. If he were all-white instead of just half-white, people would point out the same facts. Of course, Hillary would have been President if he were all-white.
Of course she hawks her books.
Bravo Sierra on your 'both sides do it" claim.
The Libs are the world champions of phony racism claims. Read the book and dispute it.