Friday , April 26 2024

Lott and Lemming

Shocking no one, segregationist Trent Lott removed himself from Senate Majority Leader-to-be status, which should have allowed the tempest to blow itself out. But no, because there is at least one member of Congress seems to follow Uncle Trent lemming-like over the precipice. Check out this numb-nut:

    Responding to Sen. Trent Lott’s recent comments, Rep. Cass Ballenger told a newspaper he has had “segregationist feelings” himself after conflicts with a black colleague.
    Ballenger, a North Carolina Republican, said former Rep. Cynthia McKinney, D-Ga., so provoked him that “I must I admit I had segregationist feelings.” “If I had to listen to her, I probably would have developed a little bit of a segregationist feeling,” Ballenger told The Charlotte Observer in Friday’s editions. “But I think everybody can look at my life and what I’ve done and say that’s not true.

    “I mean, she was such a bitch,” he said.

Uh huh – she may be a raging bitch, but what does that have to do with race, or segregation? Is she more of a bitch because she is black? Does Ballenger want to separate himself from all black people because McKinney is a bitch? Or just from black bitches? Would he want to separate himself from all white people if he met a white bitch? Son of a biscuit some people are stupid – conceivably Ballenger is even more stupid than Lott: Lott’s remarks CREATED the tempest that Ballenger then pissed into.

Next victim.

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Career media professional and serial entrepreneur Eric Olsen flung himself into the paranormal world in 2012, creating the America's Most Haunted brand and co-authoring the award-winning America's Most Haunted book, published by Berkley/Penguin in Sept, 2014. Olsen is co-host of the nationally syndicated broadcast and Internet radio talk show After Hours AM; his entertaining and informative America's Most Haunted website and social media outlets are must-reads: Twitter@amhaunted, Facebook.com/amhaunted, Pinterest America's Most Haunted. Olsen is also guitarist/singer for popular and wildly eclectic Cleveland cover band The Props.

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