There was nothing in her long judicial record that was particularly damning or controversial, the Ricci Case notwithstanding. As in any case, there were two legitimate sides, she just reflexively came down on the government-sanctioned racial preference side. Trampling a few working class white guys to achieve racial justice is a small price to pay.
We have surrendered to the multicultural race hustlers
Who wants to be called a bigot? It's easier to just shut up and go about your business, leaving this nonsense to the progressive fasci who nurture and enforce it.
Multiculturalism runs rampant
Liberals make the nonsensical, self-contradictory argument that nobody is better than anybody else, but then fight for quotas and special favors for certain classes of Democratic voters, smearing all who stand in the way.
Bigotry of Condescension: "Ignorant Jigaboos" and the Guilty White Liberals who Mother Them
Liberals are maternalistic bigots, seeing minorities as their helpless, defenseless children who need mommy's constant care to stay out of trouble and get through life with no hurties. This guilty liberal-oppressed minority dynamic is sick and dysfunctional: A 40-year-old man still tied to his mama's apron strings comes to mind.
National Black Chamber of Commerce President Harry Alford explains it best on John Ziegler's radio show
Here is the crux of Mr. Alford's remarks for those who have their video blocked. He is right to be upset. It is clear that Barbara Boxer expected Mr. Alford to jump on her bandwagon because he is black, and everybody knows that blacks are a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Democratic Party:
He said Senator Boxer is "Reeking with racial animus."
"I said to myself, this is Bigotry 101, and it stinks!"
"She totally assumed, because of the color of my skin, I'm going to be some ignorant jigaboo up there."
Finally, a man with the testicular fortitude to stand up to this most corrosive form of racism. Now, will others be brave enough to follow him into the breach?
The problem is not so much judges like Sonia Sotmayor: The record shows she follows the law. The problem is lawmakers like Barbara Boxer who write these laws that separate out people based on categories like race and gender, awarding favors to some while casting opprobrium on others.
RCP-John Ziegler
