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 Posted: Thu Jan 24, 2008 6:00 am Post subject: The Real Fairy-Tale |
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 The Real Fairy-Tale
By: Monica CrowleyOnce upon a time, there was a Mythical First Black President who held court with his white Wife. They lorded over the land, until he was impeached and she bolted for the world's greatest deliberative body.
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By: Monica CrowleyOnce upon a time, there was a Mythical First Black President who held court with his white Wife. They lorded over the land, until he was impeached and she bolted for the world's greatest deliberative body. Today, the Mythical First Black President is trying to help the Wife beat the Candidate who could be the Actual First Black President. The Wife launched the first racial salvo, when she suggested that all Martin Luther King, Jr. did for civil rights was to "make speeches." To reinforce the point, she said, "It took a president (Lyndon Johnson) to get it done." Meaning: it was swell that King made some speeches and stuff, but it took the white guy in power to make it happen.The Mythical First Black President then disrupted his welcome in Black Presidentville with a cranky tantrum: the campaign of the Candidate was "the biggest fairy tale" he'd ever seen. Blacks around the country took offense that their Mythical Leader would dismiss the actual black candidate as a fantasy, so the Mythical First Black President took to the airwaves to try to clarify: he meant that the Candidate's position on Iraq was a "fairy tale," not his candidacy. Most black audiences weren't buying what the MFBP was selling this time. Meanwhile, the Wife claimed that while the Candidate was an "inspirational speaker" (shorthand for a great preacher), he hadn't "put in the spade work to be president."The Rev. Al Sharpton must be too busy admiring his "Destroying Don Imus Award" to notice. Two Sundays ago on "Meet the Press," the Wife claimed that this campaign shouldn't be "about race." Which is why she didn't mention race, right?
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