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Posts Tagged ‘affirmative action’

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Lindsey Graham Is Tired And Weird And Lying

Thursday, July 16th, 2009

Hmm, it seems like Lindsey Graham is pretty gay for Sonia Sotomayor, but he just doesn’t know how to say it! So strange, this questioning of Bush’s own failed Affirmative Action hire, Linda Chavez. She tries to run with the standard argument that okay, maybe SOMETIMES the Republicans may look at race as a factor in appointments, like with Alberto Gonzales or… Linda Chavez… but IT IS THE DEMOCRATS WHO PICK SOLELY ON RACE while ignoring such glaring red flags as stupidity and casual Nazism. But then Lindsey lays it all out and just says, okay, shut up time for Linda Chavez, we are all affirmative action whores with these appointments, enough with this. Thanks a lot, “Grahamnesty.” [YouTube, Washington Independent]


AMERICA'S GREATEST PUNDITS

Richard Cohen Simply Does Not Care For Affirmative Action

Tuesday, May 5th, 2009

America’s worst writer, Richard Cohen, strings together the saddest tale of all today in his important Washington Post newspaper column. Overarching topic: the Supreme Court. Pertinent issue: Affirmative Action. Protagonist: hard-working white firefighter. Antagonist: Negro race. “Punished” victim: all white people. Unimportant litmus tests: abortions, “unions.” Only important litmus test: getting hard-working white firefighter’s job back from Negroes. Person whose fault all of this is: Barack Obama. “Supremely irrelevant” factor in American society: race. Bittersweet music to play in background: “Colour My World.” Policy that Richard Cohen does not understand: Affirmative Action. [Washington Post]


SUPREME COURT

Current SCOTUS Make-Up Simplifies Jobs of Graphics Departments Everywhere

Thursday, June 28th, 2007

school_ruling4.jpgGood news, America — your kid no longer has to go school with the blacks!

The New York Times illustrated the ruling with a handy graphic that we’re pretty sure they’ll be getting a lot of use out of over the next couple years.

In fact, we’ve peeked into the future — and it’s after the jump!

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