Jim Webb, not George “the bigot�? Allen

1.Oct.2006 at 1:18 pm | Sunny

Jim Webb, not George “the bigot�? Allen

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webb The senate race is on in full swing in Virginia, and many in my state are dumb enough to vote for GWB twice, so it would be no surprise if they re-elect George “the bigot�? Allen. If you are one of em dimwits, move on and read the story about Wal-Mart or drugs, and those who are fence sitting, here’s are a few video’s to help you decide.

George is a bigot, I am not sure if I mentioned that earlier, but he is a racist in and out, he dislikes people of color, that one single criteria is good enough (for me) to get him out of office. Here’s a series of video’s from YouTube highlighting just how good this senator’s upbringing was.

The list would be incomplete without the Macaca insult, the “N�? word, some CNN analysis, his true campaign ad (made by his opposition I think), and finally George Allen on TV saying he made up the word Macaca on the go, duh.

As for Jim Webb, his records speak for himself, a decorated war veteran, served under Regan (yeah “Republican” Regan), and an honest individual campaigning for the senate.

You can either have a bigot represent us, or a man of strength and dignity, the choice is yours!

Tagged: Activism, Bush, Congress, Conspiracy, History, India, Politics, Race, Secular, War, socio-political

1. J. Morgan | October 9, 2006 #

If I am not mistaken, wasnt Robert Byrd in the KKK?

Yet, somehow he has continually been reelected and held up as a symbol of the democratic party in the senate.

Until you raise hell about Byrd still being in the Senate, then you should refrain from calling Allen a bigot.

Also, coming to the conclusion someone said the N word 37 years ago based on the hearsay of a woman who claims she was present when it happened is a farce.

I would say calling someone “Macaca” is far from a racial epithet. Especially is that person is trying to be undercover and coming from a rival campaign.

One last thing, Jim Webb is a good man, however…he has also stated that he himself has used the N word before. Does that make him a bigot? No, that makes him real.

Quite trying to play politics with this BS because it will blow up in your face.

2. hso | October 9, 2006 #

@ Morgan

Ok, Robert Byrd is a bigot too, so what is the point? He was in KKK in the 40’s for gods sake. George Allen on the other hand called a colored person a “Macaca�? two months ago, and for you kind info the young man had introduced himself to Allen just a day earlier. Even if he was undercover, does that justify being called a monkey? How would you like if I called you a asshole? George Allen is a bigot, not because he called someone a N****, because he just is.

And please, don’t tell me when or where I should or should not play politics, you don’t like what you read, go fly a kite.

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