Holder to brief black pastors on campaign 2012

[JBond]

Getting their orders from their master....loving the chains. Keep picking cotton. Why are white pastors unworthy?

I wonder who is picking up the travel expenses for Holder?

Attorney General Eric Holder, the IRS, and the liberal lawyers at the ACLU will brief several hundred pastors in the African American community on how to participate in the presidential election -- which the Congressional Black Caucus chair expects will help President Obama's campaign

http://campaign2012.washingtonexamin...gn-2012/567501

[VTA]

Preach it brutha's! Turn those temples into a den of iniquity.
I do know for some faith trumps skin color, so the Jeremiah Wrights of the world are already what they are.

[Cajuncowboy]

And Obama is the post racial president. This man is a freaking racist and so are his henchmen. And people wonder why there is still racism in America. It's because of the black racists that keep perpetuating racism. Holder and the IRS has NO BUSINESS speaking on this to anyone.

[VTA]

And Obama is the post racial president. This man is a freaking racist and so are his henchmen. And people wonder why there is still racism in America. It's because of the black racists that keep perpetuating racism. Holder and the IRS has NO BUSINESS speaking on this to anyone.

Racism, (like cancer ;) ) is very profitable and assuring people that they are being oppressed and need to keep figureheads held high is big business. With out stoking the flames of racism, where on earth would Al and Jessie and Farah-kook get their daily bread?


It might surprise a lot of people - if they'd wake themselves up - that their worst oppressors are in their own midst. Wolves.

[JBond]

Blacks lying to blacks to control their vote. Nice. The sooner we get these lying pieces of shit out of power the better off we all will be.

Holder to black leaders: 'Sacred' right to vote under attack

Attorney General Eric Holder told a council of African American church leaders Wednesday that the "sacred" right to vote is under assault nationwide, with federal lawsuits and at least a dozen state laws that could weaken — or block — minority access to the ballot box this fall.

Forty-seven years after President Johnson signed the Voting Rights Act, "overt and subtle forms of discrimination still exists," Holder said in a speech before the Council of Black Churches. The twin factors of lingering bias and systematic assaults from the right, he said, means that "for the first time in our [lifetimes], we are failing to live up to one of our most noble ideals" - the right to equal access to the vote.

http://www.politico.com/politico44/2...er-124823.html