Pandering Politicians
McCain Meets With Hispanic Leaders, June 23, 2008, AP
McCain panders to Hispanic pressure groups.
DoD Awards Grants to Minority Institutions, June 20, 2008, Department of Defense
Pentagon operates “Historically Black Colleges and Universities and Minority Institutions Infrastructure Support Program.”
Obama Will Join McCain at La Raza Convention, June 11, 2008, San Diego Union-Tribune
How do you say “pander” in Spanish?
Obama, Clinton Woo American Indian Voters, June 3, 2008, AP
First Barry, then Barack, now Awe Kooda Bilaxpak Kuuxshish.
Radical Chicano Group Gets Millions In Earmarks, May 12, 2008, Judicial Watch Blog
La Raza to get $35 million in federal money over next three years.
Farmer Reparations, May 5, 2008, Human Events
Hundreds of millions more paid to black farmers in fraudulent discrimination claims.
The District’s Quarter Finalists, May 5, 2008, Washington Post
Only blacks will be depicted on the DC quarter.
Colo. Lawmaker Removed From Podium Over Mexicans Remark, April 22, 2008, AP
How dare lawmakers tell the truth?
Obama, Clinton Hail Cesar Chavez.. Obama: Holiday, April 1, 2008, Los Angeles Times
Obama wants Cesar Chavez holiday.
McCain Is the Amnesty Candidate, January 21, 2008, Human Events
Sen. McCain will now offer citizenship to illegals “step by step.”
Democrats Go Deep to Court Latino Vote, January 17, 2008, Los Angeles Times
Let the pandering begin!
New Judges to Get Diversity Training, January 11, 2008, Cleveland Plain Dealer
No evidence of “racism,” but new judges get training anyway.
Hate Crime Legislation Up for Vote, December 5, 2007, Times-Picayune
Doesn’t New Orleans have other things to worry about?
Clinton Targets Blacks in First S.C. Radio Ad, September 24, 2007, ABC News
Mrs. Clinton unlikely to air a campaign commercial targeting whites.
Call Your Senators Today and Oppose DREAM Immigration Amnesty Bill, September 20, 2007, Califs. for Population Stabilization
Senate to vote on stealth amnesty sneaked into other legislation.
Debate No-Shows Worry GOP Leaders: Candidates Are Urged to Attend Forums Sponsored by Minorities, September 19, 2007, Washington Post
Rejected debate organizer: candidates for president should not “ignore people of color.”
Immigration Amendments Loom on Upcoming Bills, Sessions Says, September 14, 2007, Congressional Quarterly
Sen. Feinstein sneaks immigration amnesty provisions into farm legislation.
A Vote The District Deserves, September 12, 2007, Washington Post
Unconstitutional scheme to grant DC a seat in Congress sold as “civil rights” bill.
Judge: Euclid Voting Biased, August 22, 2007, Cleveland Plain Dealer
Judge believes blacks have a right to win elections just because they’re black.
City Offers ID Cards to Illegal Immigrants, July 25, 2007, AP
Cards make it easy for illegals to open bank accounts, use other services.
Conservatives: We Must Band Together On Immigration Bill, June 7, 2007, Dallas Morning News
Phony conservatives want real conservatives to sell out just like they did.
The Moore-Sanders Apology for Slavery Act, June 6, 2007, Alabama Legislature
A breath-taking new low in self-abasement.
Proposal Bars Rules Targeting Illegal-Immigrant Renters, June 1, 2007, AP
California bill would prohibit landlords from collecting citizenship information about tenants.
Lindsey Graham’s Comments At An Awards Ceremony, May 18, 2007, YouTube.com
At Hispanic gathering, pro-amnesty senator tells “bigots” to shut up.
Heads Roll in Los Angeles, May 8, 2007, National Review
Will police stand down in the face of future rioting by illegal aliens?
House Passes Expanded Hate Crimes Bill, May 3, 2007, AP
Bill gives federal authorities greater leeway to investigate “hate crimes.”
Alabama House, Senate OK Slavery Apologies, April 25, 2007, Times Daily (Florence, Alabama)
Governor eager to sign apology bill.
Clinton Prods Black Leaders on Health, April 20, 2007, AP
Democratic presidential hopefuls pander to Al Sharpton’s “civil rights” group.
Black Aviators To Be Honored By Congress, March 29, 2007, AP
Tuskegee airmen to receive Congressional Gold Medal.
Maryland Issues Apology For Its Role In Slavery, March 27, 2007, AP
Next: “Steps … to get rid of the lingering effects.”
Missouri: Another Proposal To Apologize For Slavery., March 27, 2007, Missouri House of Representatives
Missouri to “apologize” for actions taken before Missouri was a state.
Bill Would Mandate Nicer Term For Illegals, February 28, 2007, News-Press (Ft. Myers, Fla.)
Black Florida lawmaker prefers euphemisms; calls them “plain speaking.”
Farsi-Language Voter Materials Draw Fire In Beverly Hills, February 26, 2007, AP
Ballot “looked like a menu from a Farsi restaurant to me.”
Neo-Nazi Rally Was Organized By FBI Informant, February 16, 2007, Orlando Sentinel
Informer was one of the most visible members of National Socialist Movement.
Trumping The Race Card, January 30, 2007, NationalReviewOnline
Republicans get no thanks for reauthorization of the Voting Rights Act.
Democrats Demand Bush Deliver Republican Votes On Immigration, January 25, 2007, Bloomberg.com
Democrats won’t take blame for a guest-worker program by themselves.
‘Get Over’ Slavery Remark Draws New Fire, January 22, 2007, AP
Black “leaders” eager to “kick up some hell” over remark.
Biden Wants No Confederate Flag, January 15, 2007, AP
Delaware senator panders for the black vote in South Carolina.
Fine Show Of N.Y.C.’s Diversity, December 28, 2006, New York Daily News
One in five NYPD rookies foreign-born; fewer than half are white.
Harry Reid: Here’s How Democrats Plan To Say Thank You To Blacks Who Elected Them, December 8, 2006, BlackAmericaWeb.com
Victory would not have been possible without black support, says incoming Senate leader.
English First Is Opposing Mel Martinez as GOP Chairman, December 7, 2006, Miami Herald
He’s wrong on official English and wrong on amnesty, says group.
Ark. Gov. Huckabee Welcomes Hispanics, December 6, 2006, AP
Says Hispanization will allow US to atone for “past racism.”
Blair Admits To ‘Deep Sorrow’ Over Slavery—But No Apology, November 28, 2006, Independent (UK)
“It is hard to believe that what would now be a crime against humanity was legal at the time.”
Council Rejects Immigration Task Force, November 22, 2006, culpeppercitizen.com,
Culpepper council votes not to study local effects of immigration.
Martinez Hits ‘Enforcement Only’, November 16, 2006, Washington Times
Securing the border “not a message America wants to convey.”
Florida’s Martinez Tapped For RNC Chief, November 15, 2006, Washington Times
Selection of Hispanic senator signals White House determination to pass “amnesty” bill.
Issues Trump Skin Color, Black Voters Tell Republicans, November 9, 2006, AP
Voters reject GOP’s high-profile black candidates.
The Poem That Ends Careers, November 7, 2006, BBC News
Politicians forward “illegal immigrant” poem at their own risk.
Candidate Criticized For Billboards In Black Neighborhoods Featuring His Interracial Family, October 6, 2006, South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Registered himself as Nick “James’ Dad” Sakhnovsky with Florida Division of Elections.
Frist Unveils Minority Health Bill, October 2, 2006, AP
Retiring Senate majority leader and presidential aspirant looks for a legacy.