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*[[Robert F. Kennedy Jr.]] at a climate conference in the [[Netherlands]], accused [[Geert Wilders]] of being a racist. <ref>[http://weaselzippers.us/2011/06/16/rfk-jr-calls-geert-wilders-a-racist/ RFK Jr. Calls Geert Wilders a “Racist", WeaselZippers, June 16, 2011]</ref>
 
*[[Robert F. Kennedy Jr.]] at a climate conference in the [[Netherlands]], accused [[Geert Wilders]] of being a racist. <ref>[http://weaselzippers.us/2011/06/16/rfk-jr-calls-geert-wilders-a-racist/ RFK Jr. Calls Geert Wilders a “Racist", WeaselZippers, June 16, 2011]</ref>
 
*[[Huffington Post]]: DCCC denouncing what could very well be the most outrageously sexist and racist ad in political history. <ref>[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/06/14/dccc-demands-gop-candidat_n_877146.html DCCC Demands GOP Condemn What Could Be Most Racist/Sexist Ad Ever, Huffington Post, June 14, 2011]</ref>
 
*[[Huffington Post]]: DCCC denouncing what could very well be the most outrageously sexist and racist ad in political history. <ref>[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/06/14/dccc-demands-gop-candidat_n_877146.html DCCC Demands GOP Condemn What Could Be Most Racist/Sexist Ad Ever, Huffington Post, June 14, 2011]</ref>
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*[[Howard Dean]] speaking at the liberal [[Net Roots]] conference says "The Future Does Not Belong to White Christians Over 55," "freedom from religious bigots," and "turning away from the hate wing of the Republican party." [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdpMSB5akuA]
  
 
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Revision as of 16:43, June 18, 2011

Democrat Race Card: June 2011 is a record of comments from Democrat politicans, the liberal media and remarks from leftwingers that make the news for pushing racial discord.

June 2011

  • NPR makes time to discuss Ellis Cose's new book on how the Tea Party movement "appeals to an older, conservative, in many cases racially prejudiced group of people." [1]
  • MSNBC's Chris Matthews says calling Obama’s economic polices 'European' is some kind of a racial slur. [2]
  • MSNBC's Ed Schultz accuses Dr. Walter Williams of making racist statements during his interview with Fox [3]
  • MSNBC substitute host Al Sharpton implied that newly announced candidate Rick Santorum was making a racist comment when he said "America was a great country before 1965."
  • CNN op-ed by David Frum outlines the Republican Party as "Medicare-annihilating racist maniacs."
  • Debbie Wasserman Schultz accused Republicans of trying to resurrect Jim Crow laws. [4]
  • New York Times suggested Republicans had a "Jim Crow" mentality toward voting rights [5]
  • Wisconsin State Senator Lena Taylor wants to be contacted by unemployed African American construction workers. [6]
  • Southern Poverty Law Center calls Alabama's new illegal immigration law racist. [7]
  • Daily Kos: Herman Cain Is The Perfect Racist Republican [8]
  • HBO's Bill Maher attacks Newt Gingrich by mocking Herman Cain, "you're a Republican and you're polling behind a black guy." [9]
  • ABC's host Christiane Amanpour's devoted time to bash the opposite gender while discussing Anthony Weiner. Guest Claire Shipman injected race into the equation, "A group of all white men are not going to reach the best decisions." [10]
  • NAACP executive Ken Barnes wrote a June 12 Op-Ed for the Sacramento Bee on how he left the Republican party because they are racist.
  • Democrat Rep. Laura Richardson "deemed as racist and as discriminatory,” the House Homeland Security Committee Hearing addressing the threat of radical Islam in our prisons. [11]
  • Robert F. Kennedy Jr. at a climate conference in the Netherlands, accused Geert Wilders of being a racist. [12]
  • Huffington Post: DCCC denouncing what could very well be the most outrageously sexist and racist ad in political history. [13]
  • Howard Dean speaking at the liberal Net Roots conference says "The Future Does Not Belong to White Christians Over 55," "freedom from religious bigots," and "turning away from the hate wing of the Republican party." [2]

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