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Could the Dems Give Racial Politics A Rest?

Carol Platt Liebau
Carol Platt Liebau  |  July 16, 2009 4:24 PM
Even as the Sotomayor hearings continue -- featuring a Democrat's nominee who has loudly embraced her identity as a "wise Latina woman" and a "perfect affirmative action baby"
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-- another Senate Democrat, Barbara Boxer, was trying to turn an Environment and Public Works Committee hearing into a racial matter.

Fortunately, the president & CEO of the National Black Chamber of Commerce, took Boxer to school and bawled her out for a shameful attempt to practice racial politics.

Read the whole delicious exchange here.

Kudos to Mr. Alford.
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