Olbermann Cries Racism in Massachusetts Uprising
"Is this vote to any degree just another euphemism the way 'states rights' was in the '60s?"
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1 Comments:
(Hot Air) - Yes, because the state that gave Barack Obama a 26-point win in November 2008 has suddenly discovered its inner Bull Connor. That’s not “a good question,” it’s a baldfaced smear on the people of Massachusetts. They elect one Republican, and suddenly in Keith Olbermann’s eyes, everyone there wears a hood and burns crosses. It’s absurd, and Fineman should have said so immediately instead of playing along with Olbermann’s vicious fantasy world in which 2010 Massachusetts has become 1966 Mississippi.
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