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I think that over the next 12 games you may see Clayton's numbers improve. Clayton is very often NOT the first option. To be honest with you, I don't think the starting QB he was playing for (Simms) did him any favors. If you look at Clayton's numbers from last year:32 receptions, 372 yards, you have to balance that with this: during the first six games of the season with Griese at QB, Clayton had 19 catches for 223 yards. Under Simms, he had just 13 catches for 149 yards. The Griese numbers projected out to 51 catches for 600 yards. Not spectacular, but considering he was nursing an injury and the fact that Galloway had a career year, those would have been much more respectable numbers.
How about the QB throws to him? that seems good.im sick of people calling him a bust, its his 3rd year. Most WRs dont come into their own until the 4th season, and he was the #1 receiver in his rookie season, he isnt anymore. Can we at least give this guy more than 4 game to call him a bust? Seriously.
He's had 9 more balls throwns to him the Ike and has caught 1 less pass.
Ok so his rookie year was just a 1 time thing? So he will never break 1,000 yards again? Simms never threw to him, period. Clayton had his best year (rookie year) when Griese was the QB who was a player like Gradkowski, likes to throw short passes. I expect Clayton do alot better this year but just stop saying hes a bust. Its his 3rd year, once its his 4th year and he sucks then you can call him a bust.

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Vermont senators call for reversal of Citizens UnitedBy DAVE GRAM
The Associated Press | May 10,2013MONTPELIER A group of Vermont lawmakers called for a national constitutional convention to reverse the effects of the U.S. Supreme Courts Citizens United decision that allowed corporations greater influence in political campaigns.
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If we want real democratic reform we have to start it here in Vermont and urge our elected leaders in Washington to support free and fair elections, Lyons said. Its time for state leaders and local citizens to step up and take action to get our country back on track.
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The Law Enforcement Torch Run® (LETR) Program for Special Olympics Michigan wrapped up yet another wonderful Run Week. This year our Central Route members traveled yet again the 750-miles from Copper Harbor to Sterling Heights. Through obstacles, like rain into the wee hours, the three teams continued to run and make sure they covered their miles. Also in 2012 there were many new members to our trail vehicles. Without their support and dedication the route could not happen.
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Round 1: UFC on FX 5 – Bigfoot Victorious
UFC ran their fifth show on FX this past Friday, just one week removed from their fifth FuelTV show, and this week's, like last week's was headlined by a heavyweight tilt. The night started off quickly, with Justin Edwards needing only 45 seconds to submit Josh Neer with a guillotine, and while the action slowed down in the first round of the next fight, John Dodson made up for it by ending former number one flyweight Jussier Formiga's night with a big left hand and a flurry of ground and pound with only 25 seconds left in the second round. Jake Ellenberger and Jay Hieron had an entertaining rematch to their 2006 encounter, but this time it was Ellenberger who came out on top, picking up the unanimous decision win. And in the main event, Antonio "Bigfoot" Silva was able to put together a nice combination and end Travis Browne's night.
Overall, this ended up being a great night of action (including the prelims), but I think the main event marred the show for me just a bit. While I have no problem with Silva's win, it just stinks that Travis Browne's undefeated record was blemished because he injured a tendon, ligament, or muscle (as it's currently believed to be his hamstring, the third option would be the correct one). With the win, Bigfoot has probably earned himself a fight with Stefan Struve based on both guys being near the middle of the pack in the heavyweight division and coming off of stoppage wins only seven days removed from one another. I can think of worse fights to put together, and I'd expect to see that fight main event a European FX show early next year (if it does in fact come to fruition). The biggest news of the night was probably John Dodson earning himself a flyweight title shot against Demetrious Johnson with his win over Formiga. Mighty Mouse and the Magician are almost guaranteed to put on an entertaining fight, but will the fans crap all over it, like they have the Johnson/Benavidez title fight and the Dodson/Formiga fight? As long as there's an Ian McCall/Joseph Benavidez fight signed, with the winner facing the winner of Johnson/Dodson, I could care less what the rest of the MMA world thinks – I'll be happy with the UFC's early management of their flyweight division (even though I still think a women's 135-pound division would've been a better addition).
Round 2: Bellator 75 – More Heavyweight Controversy
Stop me if you've heard this one – Bellator puts on a great night of action, only for the show to end with some controversy. On Friday night, Bellator 75 highlighted the heavyweights, featuring the first round of the season seven heavyweight tournament, and things got off to a quick start, as Vinicius Queiroz absorbed some abuse, but ended up locking in an armbar on Mark Holata to advance to the semifinals in just 3:25. Not to be outdone, former light heavyweight tournament finalist Richard Hale displayed some great combinations as he returned to the heavyweight division, landing literally 16 shots in a row to Mike Wessel before the latter man dropped to the canvas. After briefly looking for a rear naked choke, Hale opted to pound Wessel out, with the entire process taking only 1:19. With the first two fights taking up less than a round of clock time, Bellator aired one of the more entertaining preliminary fights, so we got to see Joe Williams absolutely outclass Rod Montoya en route to a 3:17 submission victory by way of rear naked choke. In the co-main event, Alexander Volkov made Brett Rogers look like a tire installer by controlling the distance and outstriking Brett Rogers so bad that Rogers almost literally had no offense in the second round. And then came the main event…
Poor Bellator – they just can't seem to get their heavyweight division on track. Between the groin kick that caused a no contest in the first Eric Prindle/Thiago Santos fight to Santos missing weight for the rematch, to Prindle being defeated handily by champion Cole Konrad, who then went on to retire not too long afterward, it's just been one mishap after another for Bellator. Unfortunately, Friday night didn't do them any favors, as Prindle/Santos 2 ended in similar fashion to their first encounter, only this time it was Prindle doing the damage to his opponent's manhood, and he ended up getting disqualified for it. If you've seen the
axe kick he delivered, it's a justified result, but man, I'd really like for these guys to get through a fight without someone having their manhood immolated. I've included the video of the fight so that you can see for yourself if the disqualification was justified (hint: it was).
Round 3: Invicta FC 3 Crowns IFC's First Champion
Invicta held their third show on Saturday night, and, as you should've come to expect from Invicta by now, it was heavy on the action and light on the production values. On the main card, Julia Budd TKOed Danielle West with strikes in just 2:32, Michelle Waterson picked up a split decision win over Lacey Schuckman, Cat Zingano dominated Raquel Pennington en route to a rear naked choke win at 3:32 in the second round, Vanessa Porto picked up a unanimous decision win over Tara LaRosa. In the top half of the main card, Barb Honchak decisioned Aisling Daly, Leslie Smith finished Kaitlyn Young with punches at 2:19 of the second round, Shayna Baszler locked in a rear naked choke and tapped Sarah D'Alelio at 0:39 of the second round, and, in the main event, Jessica Penne picked up the submission win over Naho Sugiyama with a triangle choke at 2:20 of the second round to claim Invicta's first championship, in the Atomweight division.
I can't rave enough about how good these fights were. If you follow me on Twitter, you know I was upset with Jeremy Lambert and Larry Csonka because they were able to watch the fights live on Saturday, while my crappy UVerse internet wouldn't stream the event without getting too choppy to see. I had to seek out the videos on YouTube and download them on Sunday just to catch up on the action, and while it was time-consuming, it was definitely worth it. Invicta 3 featured 14 fights, and 10 of them ended early. Even the fights that went to decision were action-packed, and while I think Waterson/Schuckman was a draw, the judges did a great job otherwise. There were so many great moments on the show, from Cat Zingano showing why she was in such high demand from Strikeforce to Vanessa Porto shocking the world with her decisive decision over female legend Tara LaRosa, from Leslie Smith and Kaitlyn Young picking up where they left off at Invicta 1 (and Smith's subsequent transition to BEAST MODE to earn the stoppage) to Shayna Baszler filling the void that was left by Liz Carmouche signing with Strikeforce. My favorite moment, though, was Jessica Penne's absolutely slick transition to the fight-winning triangle, which not only earned her the Invicta atomweight championship, but also the world number one ranking in the atomweight division. (That transition starts around the 10:30 mark of the above video, but you're doing yourself a HUGE disservice if you don't watch the whole fight.)
Round 4: Batista Makes a Successful MMA Debut
On Saturday night, Invicta wasn't the only promotion airing an event, as CES MMA made their PPV debut with a card featuring former UFC fighters David Loiseau and John Howard, but the real attraction for most was the main event, which pitted actor and former WWE Champion Dave Bautista (Batista) against Vince Lucero, a journeyman MMA fighter possessed of a 22-22-1 record. Howard, Loiseau, and Bautista all won their bouts, but Batista's MMA debut wasn't an easy one, as Lucero, who tipped the scales at 300 pounds, came out swinging. Batista was able to counter with some knees, but he definitely ended up on the worse end of the striking on the feet. The ex-WWE champion, who has no amateur wrestling background, did manage a takedown on his opponent, and after some ground and pound from both the mount and back mount, the fight was stopped when Lucero ceased defending himself intelligently. You can watch the fight in its entirety above.
All in all, Big Dave's debut wasn't quite as impressive as fellow WWE alumni Brock Lesnar and Bobby Lashley; however, Bautista himself was realistic in the assessment of his future, stating that he'll never be an MMA champion and that he's simply fighting because he loves to do it. Bautista was also quick to point out that he didn't follow the advice of arguably his most famous training partner, Stephen Bonnar, who told him to keep his chin down and his hands up. I respect Bautista tremendously for actually stepping foot into the cage in spite of his age and history of injuries, and I respect him even more for honestly appraising his talent level and future.
Round 5: Jeremy Stephens and Dennis Hallman Have Bad Weeks
Friday just wasn't Dana White's day, as I mentioned in Round 1, but as poorly as it went for the UFC president, it was even worse for two of his fighters. Neither Jeremy Stephens nor Dennis Hallman were able to fight in their scheduled bouts on Friday night, and while the reasons were different, neither man finds himself in a very favorable situation. Stephens was arrested on Friday morning stemming from an outstanding warrant in the state of Iowa, and after negotiating his release with the local authorities and those waiting for him in Iowa, White revealed that police in Iowa kept changing the monetary amount that they'd require for Stephens to be released on bail in order to fight, and in the end, he remained in custody. On the other hand, Dennis Hallman showed up to the weigh-ins on Thursday and was severely overweight, so much so that he didn't actually step onto the scales. This marked the second consecutive fight that Hallman had missed weight for (not coincidentally, the sum total of his fights since deciding to drop to welterweight), and White was forced to release him.
Fortunately for both Stephens and Hallman, White has remained supportive, at least for now, even going so far as to pay Hallman both his win and show purse, which totaled $60,000, to help him with the personal problems that prevented him from making a successful weight cut. White acknowledged that he and Hallman haven't seen eye-to-eye in the past, but that cutting him a check was the right thing to do, and that he would've been wrong to even try to send Hallman out to fight on Friday night, as he felt the fighter was completely unprepared in any way to step into the Octagon. White said he had never experienced anything like what Hallman was going through before wishing the best for his former employee. As far as Stephens was concerned, White complimented the Minnesota police, but said that Stephens is going to have his hands full when he gets extradited. Still, though, Stephens is riding a two-fight losing streak and just caused the cancellation of a fight, yet White didn't release him, so if there is a silver lining in this situation for the Iowan, it's that he potentially still has a job to return to once he gets his legal issues sorted.
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Lawrence O'Donnell: 'Republican Audiences Don't Know Most People On Food Stamps Are White'
MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell on Saturday said "Republican audiences do not know that most people on food stamps are white."
This occurred during his network's coverage of the South Carolina primary (video follows with transcript and commentary):
LAWRENCE O'DONNELL: There's a tremendous amount of cynicism in Gingrich's use of food stamps because of what he actually know that his Republican debate audiences do not know. His Republican audiences do not know that most people on food stamps are white. His Republican audiences don't know that most people use it temporarily, and, most importantly, his Republican audiences don't know what Newt does know which is there would be no food stamps in America were it not for Republican Senator Bob Dole who held the key to making the food stamp program happen.
So in the past few days, MSNBC anchors have called Republican voters lemmings, racists, and now idiots.
And they wonder why their ratings are so lousy.
More importantly, if O'Donnell knows that most people on food stamps are white, why do he and his liberal colleagues think calling the current White House resident The Food Stamp President is racist?
Isn't it really the Obama-loving press that are making this a racial issue?
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⇒ Earth to Lawrence
Submitted by Cool Arrow on Sat, 01/21/2012 - 9:08pm.
There are roughly 6X as many whites as blacks in America. We know your game.
You ignorant Socialist! We also know your convolution of the percentages and why you state your case so awkwardly, playing numbers instead of percentages.
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Submitted by merly1 on Sat, 01/21/2012 - 9:19pm.
a recent thread on food stamps said 35% of recipients were white, I think that is his point
on this thread.
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⇒ You're right
Submitted by Cool Arrow on Sat, 01/21/2012 - 9:44pm.
So if America is 81% white, you should expect 81% of food stamp recipients to be white, but that is not the case.
America is roughly 13% black. Instead of of 28% of food stamp recipients being black, we should expect 13%., but that is not the case.
Lawrence is stating his numbers in such a way as to draw attention away from the real higher participation percentages by group.
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More to the point crazy Larry
Submitted by Reaver on Sat, 01/21/2012 - 11:52pm.
More to the point crazy Larry said most people on food stamps are white, if 35% of the people on food stamps are white that means that 65% of the people on food stamps are not white. It seems Republican debate audiences are smarter than Lawrence O'Donnell, talk about feint praise.
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You're Right Cool
Submitted by Bodini on Sat, 01/21/2012 - 10:10pm.
You're Right Cool. I blasted FOX New's Aliison Camarotta (Sp?) last weekend for not only reporting hard numbers vs percentages of food stamp recipients, but then allowing two Marxist panelists to support their accusations that Newt is a racist! Furthermore, I checked about two years ago and found that 25% of all persons in the US collecting disability benefits are black. Again, that number should match the percentage of the population ... unless someone is gaming the system!
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Actually it is irrelevant in
Submitted by kg on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 11:01am.
Actually it is irrelevant in Lawrence's case. Being called a "Food Stamp President" is not racism in any shape or form. But then again Lawrence doesn't comprehend what is said in the English language very well either. Something is said and then you say "OMG, how did he come up with that?!"
"DumbAssity of Dope"
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Submitted by Agnostic on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 11:07am.
I may be a little dense but I find this interesting:
'Food Stamp President' - is racist even though there has been a record number of people added to the roles of food stamp recipients.
'Old White Guys' - is not racist even though West, Rubio, Rice and Cain are four very sought after endorsements and among the most respected in the party.
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the REAL numbers...
Submitted by ds7 on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 2:39pm.
22m of food stamp users are white or about 10% of all white-americans
14m of food stamp users are black, or about 37% of all black-americans
11m of food stamp users are hispanic, or about 37% of all hispanic-americans
* hypnenated-americans used for analysis purposes only
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The Numbers According to the
Submitted by ThePickle on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 2:44pm.
The Numbers According to the USDA
Food Stamp Recipients.
• 41% White
• 36% African-American
• 18% Hispanic
• 3% Asian
• 2% Native American
• 1 % unknown race or ethnicity
that makes it 41% white and 58% non-white with a 1% unknown
Even if you attribute the 1% unknown to White that still does NOT make it an accurate statement that "most people on food stamps are White"
So Larry O' Dimwit is either A) Lying or B) Dumb as a Box of Rocks.
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won't let me edit...access denied
Submitted by ds7 on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 2:47pm.
the "real numbers"...
22m of food stamp users are white, or about 10% of all white-americans
14m of food stamp users are black, or about 37% of all black-americans
11m of food stamp users are hispanic, or about 27% of all hispanic-americans
* hypnenated-americans used for analysis purposes only
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Yep any way you want to slice
Submitted by ThePickle on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 2:56pm.
Yep any way you want to slice it, percentages of total population, percentages of particular race, hell even whole numbers, Larry O'Dimwit is still either a lying POS or as dumb as he looks.
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Obama is still "The Food
Submitted by robert108 on Sat, 01/21/2012 - 9:15pm.
Obama is still "The Food Stamp President", no matter how the liberals try to spin it and distract with their racism.
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⇒ Put another way
Submitted by Cool Arrow on Sat, 01/21/2012 - 9:14pm.
Let's assume 100% of the Omar Onyango Obamas in America were on Welfare. The number of white people on Welfare would still be higher than the number of Omar Onyango Obamas on Welfare.
Let's move on to the people named Zeituni Obama . . .
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Thanks to the mainstream media and the bomb throwers like .....
Submitted by Redrowan2000 on Sat, 01/21/2012 - 9:20pm.
Crazy Larry. The left with their mean spirited vitriol has handed Newt the South Carolina primary. Keep up the slanted attacks from the so called legit journalists and they will put a Republican in the White House by a landslide. Thank you John King and Juan Williams.
"Don't let the bastards grind you down."
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Larry Larry Larry,
Submitted by Ashrak on Sat, 01/21/2012 - 9:23pm.
We come from this position -
P-E-O-P-L-E are on food stamps, too many P-E-O-P-L-E are on food stamps.
See Larry, we do not view everything through a skin color lens the way you do......you might think about trying to do that, you know, setting skin color aside because it doesn't matter.
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Hey Larry
Submitted by wingnut55 on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 12:18am.
Just how dumb do you think we are??? There are many Conservatives that are way smarter than you. It's not the color of people's skin that is important, but that they are on food stamps. We need to get them jobs. Something that President Obama just seem unwilling to do. It seems that the Liberals see the color of the skin first and then that they are Americans. A real telling thing is the title "African-American". Notice it is the color of their skin first.
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Up next
Submitted by KornKing on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 10:50am.
We're racist because we're not doing enough for nutrition in the "black community" The solution then will be "how do we get more blacks on food stamps"
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What little Larry doesn't understand
Submitted by Injest on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 11:42pm.
What little Larry doesn't understand from an earlier post this week.
She, O'BRIEN,also defended Obama from Gingrich's charge of him being the "food stamp president," noting "if you actually look at those numbers, it was George Bush." USDA data would disagree with that assumption. And then she presented the factual numbers that support Gingrich's charge of him being the "food stamp president,"!
The highest average number of people on food stamps for any year during the Bush administration was 28.2 million, in the fiscal year 2008. The number increased by almost 60 percent over the next three years to 44.7 million for the fiscal year 2011.
So in 2009 thru 2011 food stamps increased by almost 60%, meaning more people have gone on food stamps every year Obama has been in office!
How stupid are these people?
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Submitted by liberalsarefunny on Sat, 01/21/2012 - 9:21pm.
Of course they know that, you liberal idiot...
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Besides . . .
Submitted by Galvanic on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 3:19am.
. . . how would a admitted-socialist know what Republicans know and don't know?
O'Donnell starts with the assumption that southern Republicans are racists, and that food stamps is code for welfare, and welfare is code for black.
Naturally, O'Donnell looks for complex logic through racial theory to come up with his wrong answer, when the real answer is quite plain and simple: Under President Obama, there are more Americans receiving food stamps than ever before.
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Wow. White? Black? Why'd he inject race into it?
Submitted by krendler on Sat, 01/21/2012 - 9:30pm.
Oh, it's MS-NBC we're talking about. Never mind.
And why, again, does he assume that the issue of race would have even crossed the minds of people in the audience? Perhaps because it WAS THE FIRST THING TO POP INTO *HIS* MIND.
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Yes if he thinks most are white...
Submitted by MaximusBraveheart on Mon, 01/23/2012 - 4:41am.
then how does that parlay to race, when a white person said it? He is wrong on facts and short in logic!
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Keep spinning, comrade O'Dummy
Submitted by Dave. on Sat, 01/21/2012 - 9:33pm.
After all, the Dear Ruler needs all the BS propaganda help he can get.
And you are just the mindless suck-up to provide it.
Sure hope those Obama knee-pads of yours have extra-thick padding, lest you wear them out and wind up with carpet burns.
Vote for the American in November
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Hey, Larry O....
Submitted by Jarhead68 on Sat, 01/21/2012 - 9:34pm.
We don't CARE what color skin food stamp recipients have, you dumbass. You lefty racists are the only ones who care about race. Look in the mirror, chump.
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⇒ O'Donnell's angle
Submitted by Cool Arrow on Sat, 01/21/2012 - 10:16pm.
I think this is damage control, O'Donnell running interference for Obama.
It is important that Obama not be seen as having exacerbated the poverty of blacks. O'Donnell's bastardization of the facts is a deliberate misdirection.
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Submitted by adamsmith on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 11:43am.
running interference for Obama, say it ain't so!!!!! I've been calling that channel of lemming propagandists "Obamavision" for awhile now. If(hopefully) Obamalinsky gets voted out of office in November, I wonder what all these commie talking heads at Obamavision will do for work. They have no credibilty now. I loved the crew during the Primary. Rick Maddow, Crazy Larry, Race Pimp Sharpton, and Ed the Red. A real think tank if there ever was one....
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Lawrence u don't have any
Submitted by jetsgiants on Sat, 01/21/2012 - 9:41pm.
Lawrence u don't have any blacks working 4 u on your show and u live in an all white neighborhood
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⇒ Lawrence's numbers
Submitted by Cool Arrow on Sat, 01/21/2012 - 9:40pm.
What Lawrence is really trying to say is that since 65% of NFL Players are black, it follows that America is 65% black.
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Notre Dame basketball
Submitted by CO2Maker on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 1:01am.
I watched highlights of Notre Dame beat Syracuse in basketball today. Man, I got sick. Notre Dame had four white players on the court at one time. That's got to be a violation of the Rev. Hymietown Jackson rule on permissible levels of non-diversity.
I mean, Notre Dame is a *French* name and it tries to get around the diversity issue by using a goddamn midget Irish mythological leprechaun, for crying out loud. And their basketball team is 80% white, like, hello, no disparate impact in that, right?
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CO2, it gets funnier than
Submitted by jkwtrading on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 5:23am.
CO2, it gets funnier than that...during the 90's Notre Dame had a black leprechaun.. as mascot..you can guess what he was called..
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Oh yes, I remember that
Submitted by CO2Maker on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 10:26am.
Now just imagine a black mascot for the Minnesota Vikings!
Oh, btw, on the subject of mascots. A high school in Utah voted for a team mascot. They chose a cougar. Mountain lion, Brigham Young Cougars, all that stuff. Some parents complained and the principal (a person of gender) overruled the choice because .... it demeaned women. Cougar. Older woman, younger man. Think "Desperate Housewives" meet Prunella the lady Thought Policeman.
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That's JFB, CO!
Submitted by Newsbubba on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 11:33am.
I wonder if anyone will point out to Principal Prunella that referring to the team members as "players" could imply that they are, shall we say, active on the social scene and in the clubs and bars.
There could be other problems like saying a baseball team member (see how PC I can be?) is a "switch hitter."
Oh, wait a minute. That would probably be OK in the Age of LuGButT.
Could be interesting.
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Switch hitter?
Submitted by CO2Maker on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 1:09pm.
Switch hitter with a high extra-base average = gay basher?
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What is it MSNBC is really trying to do here....?
Submitted by NeoKong on Sat, 01/21/2012 - 9:46pm.
They are trying to neutralize or stigmatize the phrase "food stamp President" because it is a very effective catch phrase. They don't want Newt using it at all. If the phrase was really so mean spirited then they would play it over and over.
It hurts Obama and they want Newt to stop pronto.
They did this the last election too.
Just look back at all the things and topics that Axelrod and his media elves made off limits.
Obama's college transcripts, his friendship with Bill Ayers, 20 years of Rev. Wright, Tony Rezko, his middle name, his trip to Pakistan and pretty much his whole past.
Newt scares them because they can't bully him into going easy on Obama. Don't forget that they all work in an environment where criticizing Obama can get them fired.
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Now these losers have
Submitted by ant on Sat, 01/21/2012 - 9:56pm.
Now these losers have accepted their own false narrative on the 'Food Stamp President' remark and proceed to floor the pedal on their own constructed meme. Rather than address the real issue they are simply going to expound on the racial aspects of it that they have created...The real question here, and they know it hence the diversion, is "Who put all these people on Food Stamps? And how do we fix it?". Black or white is an issue solely created by them, Obama's defenders. The media now prefer to play Fonzie speeding toward the ramp over the racism 'shark' to avoid one obvious solution, Barack Obama must be removed.
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This guy is a waste of time
Submitted by zachlind on Sat, 01/21/2012 - 11:22pm.
The reason most people don't know that Lawrence O'Donnell is stupid is because very few people watch the network he's on. And with a statement like his you have to assume might be related to Norah O'Donnell.
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Norah O'Donnell?
Submitted by Scrap Iron in Texas on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 1:26pm.
And here I thought he was related to Rosie O'Donnell.
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So Larry........
Submitted by GregE on Sat, 01/21/2012 - 11:47pm.
........is going to have to gather all his co-workers and MSNBC contributors in a room and let them all know this fact, because they're using it to say Newt is being racist with his foodstamp comment as they are saying he's talking about black people. But it's his fellow MSNBC'ers who are pointing at black people in order to be able to make their claim.
Oh what a tangled web they weave.
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lying with stat
Submitted by Dr. Ron on Sat, 01/21/2012 - 11:44pm.
My stat teacher, MANY years ago said..if they give you numbers, ask for %; if they give you % ask for the numbers.
Liberals/socialists always put forward the statistic that, percentage-wise, more whites than blacks receive food stamps. But, they try to avoid this: Although the highest percentage of people on food stamps are white, they proportionally are the lowest group when you look at what percentage of the population is white. Yes, 34% of all food stamp recipients are white, yet 72.5% of America is white. While 28% of all blacks in the U.S. food stamps, blacks are 13% of the population. For the argument that whites are the main recipients of food stamps to be valid, blacks would have to comprise approximately 60%, not 13%, of the American population. 60% is close to a five-fold increase (actually 4.6- fold ) from 13%.
Conversely, if X million of the food stamps 46 million recipients are white and Y million are black, other comments above show the misinformation in saying more whites than blacks get food stamps. However, one could argue that, while food stamps benefit all races, statistically they seem to have become a subsidy to many African-Americans and a vote-getting mechanism...whoops, racist charges will soon be forthcoming.
In the Chronicles of Narnia, Book Seven, we find Aslan has a wondrous description of many Liberals/Socialists: "They will not let us help them. ...Their prison is only in their own minds. Yet they are in that prison and so afraid of being taken in ....that they cannot be taken out."
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How is the first thoughts libs. . .
Submitted by rickbren on Sat, 01/21/2012 - 11:45pm.
. . . is "This is racist. . ." Who thinks about race all of the time, Larry??
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The support Obama's every move.......
Submitted by GregE on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 12:01am.
.........and since just about every move is a failure, they MUST make sure they somehow deem OTHERS the idiots.
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Ok Larry the Moron let's play with your abuse of statistics.
Submitted by hbnolikeee on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 12:04am.
If most people on food stamps are white, then how, under any circumstance could ANYONE by saying The Bummer is the King of Foods Stamps be an assault on black people on food stamps?
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You are making the assumption.......
Submitted by GregE on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 12:09am.
.......that the Left is rational and logical and that it won't reach down to even greater incoherency over the next 10 months.
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Ya gotta understand HB
Submitted by RESTLESS 1 on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 12:34am.
Liberals, during the course of trying to prove Newt wrong, only recently have uncovered the mess they've made of the minority population in this country.
They have not discerned the consequences of their evil, but that is beyond their intellectual capacity, so they probably never will.
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Only recently uncovered this...?
Submitted by hbnolikeee on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 3:22am.
You give these thieves too much credit.
Those that run their pack, know full well what they're doing, how they're doing it and why?
You think they don't like paying welfare checks and unemployment checks for multiple years, especially as elections approach? Why do you think Oh-Bummer needs a billion dollars for his campaign, to help people or buy something?
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You're right HB
Submitted by RESTLESS 1 on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 1:57pm.
Poorly worded on my part. Meant that these truths, the real destruction of the family dynamic, especially in the black population, is starting to get out to those that are most affected.
The "blame Whitey" meme put out by the media and the DNC is losing its value. The truth is that those encouraging the "blame Whitey" line of argument are the modern day slave masters. If the "slaves" ever figure that out, it could get ugly.
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You beat me to it
Submitted by CO2Maker on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 1:06am.
Well, if the majority of food stamp recipients are white, how can it be racist to call O'Bama a "food stamp president"?
Oh, duh, 'scuse me. Republicans = racists. End of story. (See Martin Bashir's photo of the Republican candidates superimposed on a Confederate flag as proof that they are racists.)
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"'Republican Audiences Don't
Submitted by MightyMouth on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 1:34am.
"'Republican Audiences Don't Know Most People On Food Stamps Are White"
Well that pretty much takes race out of the equation right?.. OR DOES IT? Perhaps the first black president is putting down the white man!? Retribution is not far off folks! I for one think it's time the crackers pay for what they have done to the blacks. And if that means 2 terms for the first black(sort of) President so be it!!
BTW Michelle IS the first black first lady. No denying that. But give me a break, if you choose a side with regard to Barack, you are on your own.
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He's right. We republicans
Submitted by okie-pastor on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 1:21am.
He's right. We republicans thought everyone on food stamps were black because we are all racist, confederate, KKK types. Lawrence O'Donnell shows his own ignorance with such an idiotic statement.
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Submitted by gailannr on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 1:46am.
Your wrong. the first thing this Republican thought was, "those idiots are calling us racists. Don't they know that because of all the unemployment in the white race, whites are the majority on food stamps!" Duh Larry from that democratic network!
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This is why Crazy Larry is a f***ing moron
Submitted by djwolf12 on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 2:01am.
Republicans and Marxists react differently to the phrase "Food Stamps". Republicans see food stamps as horrible and that this is America and NO ONE should be on Food Stamps. The Marxist see food stamps as a race issue.
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Submitted by Lakewood Bob on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 2:10am.
During a particularly bleak period during WWII, our Navy sunk a Japanese destroyer and a radio announcer named Gabriel Heatter opened his show that night with "Good evening everyone, there is good news tonight." It was very uplifting and became a common inspiring theme! After the audience reaction to the asinine question from John King in the recent debate and all of your comments here, I can say I'm proud of you and that there is again good news tonight!
The American people are waking up to the bias media flakes like Larry O'Donnell and will work to support whoever the Republican candidate may be. Be of good cheer; the day of reckoning is approaching! Cheers!
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Everytime this is brought
Submitted by johnnytwist on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 2:45am.
Everytime this is brought up......respond by saying that our system is terribly biased against Whites since more Whites are unemployed than Blacks.
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Wait a minute...
Submitted by Bill Brasky on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 3:17am.
How would Larry O'Donnell know what an audience is??
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Lemmings reading idiotic racist talking points.
Submitted by WesY on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 3:22am.
Gee what a surprise Lawrence O'Donnell talking down about republicans. I know that our food stamp President Barack Hussein Obama has put more American's onto food stamps than any President in history. Personally, every person that I've seen using government assistance cards at the grocery store have been white, so Lawrence O'Donnell, I do know that more white people than any other group of American's are on food stamps, by the way I also have seen the numbers, they are depressing. Barack Hussein Obama has created more poverty than any President in history while at the same time spending more money than every president combined has spent, from George Washington to Bill Clinton. That is an incredible accomplishment, and Barack Hussein Obama, along with every other democrat that can get in front of a camera on TV are still blaming Georg W. Bush for every single problem in the U.S.A., it's not even shocking any more. In fact when a democrat/progressive/liberal ends a paragraph on TV without using the tag line "This is all due to 8 years of George W Bushes polices." I have to check to be sure it's not a republican speaking. Lawrence O'Donnell, Barack Hussein Obama is the food stamp president and you are the racist lemming reading idiotic talking points from the food stamp president's reelection committee.
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Don't you just love how
Submitted by mattm on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 4:06am.
Don't you just love how libtards think? First claim that a statement about economic policy is racist, then claim the average republican is too stupid to realize that the supposedly racially-motivated statement doesn't work as a racial insult because most food-stamp recipients are white.
Crack an egg>Scramble it>The liberal brain.
(You don't need to bring up the obvious statistical challenge regarding the proportionate use of foodstamps among demographic groups - that's too much for dimly lit morons like Larry Boy to comprehend)
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Brilliant Larry O'D
Submitted by Genera on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 4:53am.
Food stamp recipients have increased under Obama - that is the real story...never mind white, black, yellow or polka dotted!!!!
The fact is people are hurting, more families are in need of assistance under this moron he idolizes. MESNBC seem to have a very narrow list of arguments..racist, sexist, rich... to deflect blame.
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Tell that to your pals. If
Submitted by ricklail on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 9:07am.
Tell that to your pals. If you talk about food stamp receiptents you are a racist becasue they think only blacks are on SNAP.
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The color of the people
Submitted by misterbee241 on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 9:25am.
on food stamps is only relevant to the liberals. Their goal is to keep as many people as possible on the welfare rolls.
If you're not getting flak, you're not over the target.
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Bingo misterbee241!!!!!
Submitted by adamsmith on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 12:47pm.
As I wrote here a few days ago, this is exactly what the Commies did in NYC in the '70's, overwhelm the welfare rolls until they bankrupted the city. All part of the Big Picture-Communist Style...Obamalinsky did nothing in three years to stabilize housing prices. Makes it easier to take away personal property Marxist style when your property is becoming worthless. Steering the citizens away from using cash so they can take away more of it. Making money worthless by printing more and more of it. When is the last time you heard someone say "I'm going to make a deposit in my Savings Account"?
Reagan was the last U.S. President who wasn't a Progressive. Remember Bush 41 with "New World Order"? That put a chill up my back at the time. Clinton was as Communist as this schmuck now. Bush 43 doubled the size of government, doubled federal spending, doubled the debt from 5 to 10 Trillion, and tripled spending on education with schools being indoctrination centers instead of truly educating. And of course we now have a full blown Marxist Mystery Man in the White House. That's 23 years of Progressive Presidents in a row, any wonder in what's going on now? This Progressive infection is on both sides of the aisle, make no mistake. Obama is only a cog in the machine, albeit an effective one. Effective as the opposition party just goes along with it. We need a government that has representatives that love the country rather than just their own self interest. I pray for my country, often!!!!!
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we don't care
Submitted by gr29az on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 11:13am.
we don't care what color they are. the only color we care about
is the green they're taking from us!
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Hmmmm Larry?
Submitted by telecaster on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 1:00pm.
What other things are Republican audiences ignorant of? We're all hoping a sh_t-for-brains, liberal shill like you will enlighten us. Hold forth, Larry and blind us all in the bright light of your omniscience.
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MY problem with the food stamp crowd.
Submitted by ThePickle on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 1:24pm.
Race aside one of my biggest complaints with regards to the Food Stamp program is when, in order to stay within a set budget, I often have to by the less costly "store brands".
Being responsible, and gainfully employed, I must forgo the lip smacking delight of a "Hostess Twinkie" and instead have settle for the Wal-Mart "Dunkie" or whatever the heck its called.
Yet as I stand in line with my "Dunkies" and "Frosted Flukes" the lady in front of me, after corralling her 5 little hellspawn, whips out her Food Stamp card and proceeds to buy every "Name Brand" form of junk food that the store offers.
Yep, I bust my butt and have to settle for bottom shelf snack foods and the food stamp crowd uses my tax dollars to stuff themselves with junk food......and then they bitch about the nutritional contents of their kids "free" school lunch.
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At least you're into recycling
Submitted by mandrake on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 1:50pm.
And that's what's important! Recycle the old Reagan theme.."welfare queen". It worked then, why not now?
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It keeps working because it's true
Submitted by RESTLESS 1 on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 2:09pm.
Or perhaps you can explain to me the wisdom of a system that pays women to kick they baby daddys to the curb.
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don't have to, recycling works
Submitted by mandrake on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 2:25pm.
Anything you don't need..just kick it to the curb..someone will pick it up. (that was a metaphor)
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Not in liberal Minneapolis!
Submitted by CobraMan on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 3:29pm.
"Kicking it to the curb" is illegal in Minneapolis. For that's called littering. And if anyone other that the "authorized" collectors even opens a "official" Minneapolis recycle bin, let alone takes anything from it, they will be cited with a misdemeanor and hit with a fine! Oh, and by the way, if a resident of Minneapolis doesn't have an official Minneapolis recycle bin, they're hit with an increased collection charge! Oh, and don't you DARE try to dispose of your residential trash in anything other than a official city owned, numbered and registered (They're actually numbered and registered to each individual residence!), trash bin! Do do otherwise is illegal!
Only the City itself may profit from recycling. Not even the poor can take any of that "city owned" trash (once its in the bin, it's the property of the City, thus the Courts have ruled!), trash which can only be disposed in lawful manner in a city owned trash or recycle bin, and only in the bin that is registered to your particular residence! Here in Liberal Utopia, even your TRASH is regulated to the point of absurdity, and no one else other than the government can profit from it!
The government owns everything, including your trash! Now that's a metaphor for Liberalism in America!
I know everyone kids you about "Socialist Canada," but I don't think even you guys as far as mandating the use of numbered, registered, city owned, and supplied, trash cans!
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I'm glad you admit it.
Submitted by CobraMan on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 2:32pm.
Well, since Reagan's "welfare queen" policy got the majority of "welfare queens" off of welfare and into employment, it looks like it really did work! Thanks for admitting it.
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"Welfare queens"?
Submitted by CO2Maker on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 9:12pm.
Oh great. More gay-bashing Republican Teabaggers
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No.....what I am "into" is
Submitted by ThePickle on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 2:27pm.
No.....what I am "into" is expressing my own disdain for those that refuse to shop in a frugal manner when they are spending other peoples money.
That this disdain bears some resemblance to opinions expressed by Ronald Reagan is hardly an insult to me as I greatly admired Ronald Reagan.
However that resemblance would be simple happenstance as I did not closely follow politics during his first term as I was busy attending High School and only paid scant attention to politics during his second term as I was busy serving my country in the Army.
And, unlike many that I have seen from the liberal side of politics, I tend to arrive at my own conclusions and express my own opinions, rather than parrot the "party line".
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Chill dude
Submitted by mandrake on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 2:39pm.
I'm sure you are a true patriot. I,on the other hand, am simply trying to win a bet over the next 10 weeks without resorting to profanity.
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'Welfare queens' is still
Submitted by ant on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 7:56pm.
'Welfare queens' is still good, there's no expiration date on that as long as liberal 'victim politics' is circulated...we have some new ones since Reagan..'crack whore', 'anchor baby'..'Democrat incumbent'.. "Aunt Zeituni'..it's basically all the same stealing.
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Ok, mandrake, since you keep mentioning it---
Submitted by matthewdean on Mon, 01/23/2012 - 1:04am.
in your posts, I'll ask.
What is the significance of an occurrence taking place in ten weeks?
You plan on shuffling off this mortal coil, taking the last train to Clarksville, tripping the light fantastic, converting to Buddhism, hauling coals to Newcastle, gettin' down and dirty, puttin' on the Ritz, or leaving NB's - ?
If the latter, would that be a threat, or a promise?
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Submitted by David Kramer on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 1:37pm.
O'Donnell just called himself and EVERYONE that ever called anyone racist for referring to Obama as the foodstamp President idiots.
He is stating that conservatives do not know, yet then they are still using the racist rhetoric. Thanks socialist for proving how dumb you all are.
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The Code, deciphered.
Submitted by CobraMan on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 2:29pm.
"Republican audiences do not know that most people on food stamps are white."
So that's why anytime a Republican mentions "food stamps" it's automatically labeled as a code word for racism, right? Anyone who uses the code word "food stamps" is insinuating that Obama's a racist who hates the Whites! Thanks for deciphering that for us, Lawrence!
By the way, since when is 35 percent "most people?" Doesn't applying the term "most people" necessity them having a number greater than 50 percent? Or are we using liberal math again?
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It's touching, Lawrence
Submitted by CobraMan on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 3:36pm.
"his Republican audiences don't know what Newt does know..."
It's touching, Lawrence, that you are willing to take time out of your busily schedule to, shall we say, educate us all about the ignorance of that republican audience and how, you, who wasn't in the audience, knows, instinctively, I guess, about what Newt "knows" and can decipher, for us, the vast complexity of Newt's statement. I'm sure everyone will agree that we all appreciate your insight into Newt's brain, you insufferable, arrogant, prick!
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Why bring in race anyway to the Food Stamp statement
Submitted by Netstatter on Sun, 01/22/2012 - 5:09pm.
Why would Mr. O'Donnell mention race at all in connection with food stamps? My concern (and I bet the most common concern of Republicans if not most Americans) is that there are too many Americans depending on food stamps, and that those Americans should have jobs and paychecks that will enable them to get off that dependence on food stamps.
If Mr. O'Donnell is making an honest statement from his heart, then he seems to equate food stamps with race. He seems to think most of the rest of us do, too. That in my experience is a very Liberal viewpoint: categorize people by race first, as actual people second.
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