Wednesday, March 3, 2010

It Must Have Sounded Convincing In The Bathroom

If I'm reading this correctly...
"It is starting to get really disgusting," Erickson, the editor-in-chief of the right-wing site RedState wrote. "First, the GOP said it needed diversity and chose the orange Charlie Crist over the Latino, Marco Rubio. Then the GOP said it needed to do better outreach in the black community, so it ignored Michael Williams in Texas and tried to find a rich white guy to run for the Senate. Now that Kay Bailey Hutchison has lost the Texas primary to Rick Perry without even making it into a runoff, the Washington, D.C. Republicans are scared to death a black man might actually get appointed to the Senate as a Republican."

Even South Carolina GOP Sen. Jim DeMint supports Michael Williams, Erickson noted. "This is really sick," he wrote.

Though Erickson said in a postscript that he was using "a hefty dose of sarcasm," he went on to restate the same point. "The fact remains that the GOP preaches diversity all the time and when presented with an attractive Latino and black candidate, they pass on both because they are too conservative," he wrote.
...then Denial Denialson here is arguably the single most deluded human being on the face of God's green Earth.

Yes.  The GOP totally refused to support these minority candidates because they were too conservative.  Also, I'm a champion Scottish bagpiper, I'm a winning Formula One driver in my off hours and I invented cold fusion because I was bored last Thursday.

Too conservative.  That's totally it, Erick.  Totally.

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