I’d actually be more shocked by a story highlighting an Obama appointee being race-neutral in the application of their duties.

Just another day at the taxpayer-funded office for the racists.

Transcript:

“The first time I was faced with having to help a white farmer save his farm, he took a long time talking but he was trying to show me he was superior to me. I know what he was doing, but he had come to me for help. What he didn’t know while he was taking all that time trying to show me he was superior to me was, I was trying to decide just how much help I was going to give him.

I was struggling with the fact that so many black people had lost their farmland, and here I was faced with having to help a white person save their land. So I didn’t give him the full force of what I could do. I did enough,” Sherrod said. “So that when he, I assumed the Department of Agriculture had sent him to me, either that or the Georgia Department of Agriculture, and he needed to go back and report that I did try to help him.

So I took him to a white lawyer that had attended some of training that we had provided because Chapter 12 bankruptcy had just been enacted for the family farm. So I figured if I take him to one of them, that his own kind would take care of him.”

His “own kind”? Imagine if a white person used those words… especially in a politically-appointed, taxpayer-funded position.

Apparently she joked earlier in the speech about the inherent job security she has as a government employee. With enough exposure on this story, let’s see how strong that security really is.

Just more hope and change, baby.

UPDATE Apparently justice trumps job security, Shirley. Don’t let the door hit ya where the good Lord split ya.

UPDATE 2: Right on cue, liberals call the racist a “victim“. And for good measure, they follow steps 2 and 3 of their propaganda rules of engagement, including blaming FoxNews (who didn’t even mention this story until AFTER Sherrod stepped down and then claimed the racist comments were taken “out of context”. Who are you gonna believe? A racist organization built on discriminating against non-colored people and professional race-baiter Jesse Jackson…. or your lying eyes?

You want to know why a Republican President will never be able to have an “open dialog” with Democrats or racist groups like the NAACP? It’s because of stuff like this:

Sens. Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York and Barack Obama of Illinois warned NAACP delegates to be cautious of any civil rights promises Bush offers when speaking to the group today. The senators criticized Republicans for allowing the landmark 1965 voting act to nearly expire and said the Justice Department has failed to aggressively pursue allegations of disenfranchisement.

“Don’t be bamboozled. Don’t buy into it,” Obama said, trying to anticipate Bush’s speech, which is expected to touch upon his support for extending the act.

So after 5 years of the Left clamoring over Bush’s refusal to speak to the racist organization, he finally agrees and what does the Left do? They come out with preemptory comments insinuating a distrust that Bush’s words may not be sincere… that he’s just there to pander. (Though I will credit Democrats for knowing exactly what pandering to minorities looks and feels like… they’ve perfected the act) They create an environment of distrust before he even speaks.

In fact, after whining for 5 years that the President of the United States isn’t speaking to their racist organization, you’d think it would be worth mentioning on the racist group’s site when he finally does speak to them. But, not surprisingly, there’s not a single mention of the President speaking to their annual racist meeting on their website.

When Democrats call for bipartisanship or “open dialog”, it just simply means do what they want or risk being called a closed-minded, bigoted, racist, puppy killer.

Those are words that have to make the race peddlers cringe. As of this week, Derrick Wallace, head of Orange County’s NAACP, has switched parties — to become a Republican.

Republican Party leader Lew Oliver described himself as “extraordinarily pleased,” while Democratic leader Tim Shea said he was disappointed.

Wallace, a construction-company exec, was candid about the fact that his business life was a big part of his decision to change.

“It’s purely a business decision. Ninety percent of those I do business with are Republicans,” he said. “Opportunities that have come to my firm have been brought by Republicans.”

To that, Shea responded: “I’m a little confused. Are we talking about the National Association for the Advancement of Construction Professionals — or Colored People?”

Shea and other Democrats have long maintained that Republican talk about inclusion is little more than that: talk. They cite GOP policy after policy — on everything from voting rights to health care — that disproportionately negatively affects blacks.

That’s what Detroit NAACP member Wendell Anthony called it. I happen to be on the road this week in Detroit and was watching the local news to see the results of the Mayoral election and saw a clip (sorry I don’t have a copy online yet) of Reverend Anthony trotting out the typical run-of-the-mill “Republicans disenfranchise blacks” claims. He actually claimed that Republican monitors were committing “voter terrorism”. The Left’s hyperbole has reached new limits as their fraud becomes more evident with each passing election. Apparently they don’t like being exposed.

Three problems with Anthony’s claims:

1. The candidate, Freman Hendrix, that is challenging the black incumbent, Kwame Kilpatrick… is also BLACK. (Maybe he’s just not black enough!)

2. Evidence of Detroit absentee voter fraud has already been found…

3. And the FBI has been investigating allegations of fraud involving registrations in Wayne County.

The NAACP filed suit and a judge granted the group a restraining order against challengers at polling locations stating they couldn’t talk to voters. Glad it took a restraining order since that was already illegal.

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