Angle in the gutter
Guest post by R.K. Barry
Ed. note: R.K. Barry is the real name of T.W. Wilson, recent guest blogger here at The Reaction. He has decided that he no longer wishes to be pseudonymous. I support his decision, though I realize that decisions involving one's identity are deeply personal and that many bloggers, for reasons both personal and professional, prefer not to reveal who they really are. Clearly, many of my editors, co-bloggers, and contributors do not go by their real names, and I understand why, and I support their decisions as well.
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George H.W. Bush
got to be President of the United States based in part on one of the
worst race-baiting ads in American political history -- the infamous Willie Horton spot. Whether or not he has ever had the integrity to be ashamed of himself, we'll likely never know.
Would anyone be surprised to hear that Roger Ailes, current president of Fox News, was one of the masterminds behind the senior Bush's run for the White House?
Nevada
Republican Senate nominee Sharron Angle just released her own
disgusting race-baiting ad. Gee, I wonder if she agonized at all over
stooping so low?
Do these people have any idea how hateful they appear to others? And more to the point, if they did know, would they care?
The answer to all the questions above is "no," in case you thought this was some kind of test.
Check out Angle's ad.
(Ed. note: And, for more, see Think Progress, which finds that Angle and Louisiana Republican and fellow race-baiter David Vitter use the same photo of "illegal aliens" / "illegals" in their respective attack ads.
(Ed. note: And, for more, see Think Progress, which finds that Angle and Louisiana Republican and fellow race-baiter David Vitter use the same photo of "illegal aliens" / "illegals" in their respective attack ads.
Labels: 1988 election, 2010 elections, George H.W. Bush, Nevada, racism, Republicans, Sharron Angle
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