Politik Ditto: "Jesse Jackson Is An Idiot"

Asserts the black conservative Democratic blogger, who supports Sen. John McCain for president, about the liberal Democrat's recent comments about Sen. Barack Obama: "As much as I do not support his bid for president, I'll give Barack Obama the benefit of the doubt on two important matters: if he spoke up on race more on his way to securing the Democrat nomination, there's no way he would've won. Race remains the most divisive topic in all of America, most Americans remain too uncomfortable to deal with it and by default Obama would've had to have broken bread with the likes of self-appointed, black liberal leaders Jackson and Al Sharpton--a guaranteed loss if there ever was one. Secondly, while Senator Obama's speech on race in America back in March continues to get all the praise from liberals and their minions in the press, I thought his Father's Day message to black fathers was much more vital. You see on that day Senator Obama wasn't speaking as if he was better than anyone as Jesse Jackson would like you to believe. He was speaking as a proud husband and father of two young girls. He was speaking from the experience of having his own father abandon him when he was all of two years old. He was speaking as a black man truly concerned about the plight of black men who continue to run away from their parental responsibilities at a startling rate. He spoke to a group, deadbeat dads (aka 'sperm donors'), that desperately needed to hear his message on the importance of family, morals and self-responsibility and how their negligence is ripping apart the black community. And over the years that's what the race-hustlers, led by Jackson, Sharpton and Louis Farrakhan (who along with Jackson ha[ve] reportedly cheated on their wives and fathered kids out of wedlock) have rarely attempted to convey, all the while filling their pockets with all the proceeds coming in from their continual exploitation of the race card. Any wonder why they envy Barack so much? Indeed, for Black liberals the leadership torch has been passed."