CNN: "GOP Using 1950s KKK Crap - And THAT's How They're Going to Win 2012? "

[K Gardner]

Just caught this comment from a fiesty lady on Donna Brazeale's panel, yes, she really said CRAP.. and "has the GOP learned NOTHING from this election?" They were talking about the "magic song" - and the GOP panelist actually defended it by saying "An African-American wrote it."

The GOP is dead, dead in the water. I hope even the South will eventually reject them, but perhaps I hope too much.

[no_hypocrisy]

1. It may be all they have.

[K Gardner]

2. Sad and pathetic, but oh so true.

[NYC_SKP]

3. WTF, Paul Shanklin is not African American.

It's my understanding that Paul Shanklin wrote and sung the song now made famous by R.L.



I wish I'd seen the segment....may repeat in three hours?

[K Gardner]

9. You're correct.. just Googled it. Good lord, they just lie at-will.

http://www.rightpundits.com/?p=2602

[NYC_SKP]

10. As if THAT would make the song OK, if it was even true.

Need a face palm smiley.

[louis-t]

4. "An African-American wrote it."

And that lie will be perpetuated and accepted as true. :crazy:

[w4rma]

5. They just make stuff up, right on the spot. (nt)

[Jackeens]

8. I'm guessing they're getting muddled with David Ehrenstein...

....the first guy to refer to Obama as a "Magic Negro" in his LA Times column (March 2007)

http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1342198/david_ehrenstein_responds_to_new_barack.html

[tsuki]

6. African-American? Mmm, must be passin'. nt

[baldguy]

7. The GOP has learned nothing from the election.

Before the end of Obama's first term, Fox will have a gaggle of unabashed white supremacists as their mainline commentators.