All those bigoted black voters?
From the comments this morning: I wouldn’t vote for Obama because I don’t trust him. That doesn’t mean that I wouldn’t vote for another person of African descent. For example, I would have no problem...
View ArticleSmall minded people who grew up in barns
Not too long ago, Adorable Child muttered to a friend that her teacher was “a b*tch” as she was leaving the classroom. Unfortunately for her (in the short term, but good in the long), she was...
View ArticleA weasel then? Or a weasel now?
Democratic superdelegate and former Clinton supporter Bob Andrews came out with this today: U.S. Rep. Rob Andrews, who supported Hillary Clinton throughout the primary season, disclosed he received a...
View Article“Coloring” the issues
Every criticism of Barack Obama is not a racist attack, and all words are not code words. That applied to the sexism charges in the Hillary Clinton campaign, too. Having said that, Ralph Nader is not...
View ArticleWinnfield, Louisiana: A great American Home Town
How nice. If you visit this small city’s website, you’ll learn that Winnfield, Louisiana was named Louisiana’s top Home Town in February 2001. A great home town is a place with deep roots. Great home...
View ArticleTasteless ain’t racist
I’m still wandering the roads of Cinco Ranch, wondering when my truck’s going to be back-ended by a raving anti-Obama madman (or woman). So far, there have been nothing but odd looks… but down the road...
View ArticleNow Socialism is a racist code word?
Over the course of this interminable election season, there have been instances where racism has seemed to rear its ugly head. But Republicans calling Obama a socialist isn’t one of them. The...
View ArticleInto the rural heartland
Polimom and Dear Husband spent the past weekend in the Arkansas mountains (again) — but this time, we weren’t hiking or canoeing. Rather, we were poking around at real estate, hoping to find a...
View ArticleWalmart and the Barbie Wars
I found the remnants of Adorable Child’s Barbie collection this morning. Only two have survived. There’s probably deeper meaning here, but it won’t be found at Walmart.
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