Mensa Members Behar, Jackson, Schieffer: Of Course Trump is Racist

When you're unable to think coherently, just call people racist. Of course the word has lost all meaning since this is the all-purpose dog-whistle for these bottom-feeders.

The co-hosts on "The View" started by trashing Trump over his recent remarks suggesting President Obama wasn't qualified to attend Columbia and Harvard universities.

"It's very racist," said Joy Behar Wednesday, noting Obama "wasn't born with a silver spoon in his mouth" like Trump. "He can't fathom that a black man could be that smart. That's what's behind this."

CBS News' Bob Schieffer echoed the sentiment.

"That's just code for saying he got into law school because he's black," he said Wednesday. "This is an ugly strain of racism that's running through this whole thing."

Fringe extremists have long argued that Obama is ineligible to serve as President because he wasn't born in the U.S. - usually claiming that he was instead born in in his dad's native Kenya.

Many, including Jesse Jackson, liberal talk radio show host Cenk Uygur and Whoopi Goldberg of "The View" say such birtherism is just dog-whistled racism.

"I'm getting tired of trying to find reasons not to think of stuff as being racist," said Goldberg, who has had previous spats with Trump. "Being black, when you say, 'You know, this is racist,' 9,000 people say,, 'Oh, no, you're just playing the race card.' Well, you know what? I'm playing the damn card now."

Nice to see "newsman" Schieffer remaining objective about things.

Not mentioned, naturally, is the fact this birther talk began with Hillary Clinton associates.

That theory first emerged in the spring of 2008, as Clinton supporters circulated an anonymous email questioning Obama’s citizenship.

“Barack Obama’s mother was living in Kenya with his Arab-African father late in her pregnancy. She was not allowed to travel by plane then, so Barack Obama was born there and his mother then took him to Hawaii to register his birth,” asserted one chain email that surfaced on the urban legend site Snopes.com in April 2008.

So using their logic, Mrs. Clinton is a fringe, extreme racist. Thanks for clearing that up.

Also noted at that link is the fact over half of Democrats are 9/11 truthers. So a majority of the Democrats are also obviously "fringe" extremists.

In 2006, an Ohio University/Scripps Howard poll found that slightly more than half of Democrats said they suspected the Bush Administration of complicity in the Sept. 11 attacks.

Goldberg and Behar don't seems to have any problem with 9/11 truthers, yet they can read minds and tell people are racist.

Jesse Jackson: "Creeping Genocide" Awaits if Obamacare is Repealed

Here we have a prime example of what passes as an enlightened, perfectly sane discussion of healthcare on MSNBC.

What else is there to say about Jesse Jackson? Behold the hyperbolic, incoherent mess in all his glory.

Repealing Obamacare will lead to 'creeping genocide'? Good grief. This, even though Obamacare's benefits (LOL) don't even kick in for another four years. I suppose the mere passage of the law had an immediate impact on things like life expectancy and infant mortality.

Alas, it did - but for the worse.

And anyway, I don't get why Ed Schultz has his panties in a bunch over possible impeachment trials repeal of Obamacare. No doubt, the Republicans will stab The Beast with their steely knives, as well they should. (Message received). But Obama is in office for at least two more years. Even if a House repeal bill miraculously gets past the Senate Democrats and onto Obama's desk, he would veto it. And he'd probably broadcast it on C-SPAN, the tone-deaf doofus that he is:

"Look! I just vetoed a bill that would have annihilated the most bipartisanly reviled, economically destructive piece of legislation of all-time. Thank me!"



Hat tip: Say Anything. Cross-posted here.

Jesse Jackson: LeBron James a 'Runaway Slave' or Something

Leave it to the discredited race hustler to stick his beak into the LeBron James affair. Anything for some television facetime.

Jesse Jackson criticized Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert on Sunday, saying Gilbert sees LeBron James as a “runaway slave” and that the owner’s comments after the free-agent forward decided to join the Miami Heat put the player in danger.

Shortly after James announced his decision last week, Gilbert fired off an incendiary letter to Cleveland’s fans, ripping the 25-year-old and promising to deliver a title before James wins one. He called James’ decision “cowardly” and later told The Associated Press he believes James quit during a handful of Cavaliers playoff games.

“He has gotten a free pass,” Gilbert told the AP in a phone interview late Thursday night. “People have covered up for (James) for way too long. Tonight we saw who he really is.”

Jackson said Gilbert’s comments were “mean, arrogant and presumptuous.”

“He speaks as an owner of LeBron and not the owner of the Cleveland Cavaliers,” the reverend said in a release from his Chicago-based civil rights group, the Rainbow PUSH Coalition. “His feelings of betrayal personify a slave master mentality. He sees LeBron as a runaway slave. This is an owner employee relationship—between business partners—and LeBron honored his contract.”

I doubt Gilbert's intention was to be viewed as a slave owner, especially when you consider he's in the business of paying many black players exorbitant sums of money. If as Jackson claims James was a "slave" to Gilbert he was the most highly rewarded "slave" in human history. I doubt he appreciates being called a slave.

Jackson just needs to STFU and mind his own business.

County Commission To Jesse Jackson: STFU

Clayton County, Georgia is the most dysfunctional county in America; well, maybe next to whatever county Detroit is in. Recently, they had to cut off their commuter bus service due to funding problems. In a county where a large portion of the residents rely on government-funded transportation, along with government funded everything else, this was a huge blow. Suddenly, thousands of people were left without the means to get around, go to work or to school. The commission took an all or nothing stance on the issue, which puzzled many others as to why they couldn't go to some sort of limited service, but we figured it all amounted to trying to put pressure on the rest of the metro Atlanta area and the state to come to their rescue.

Well, nobody did. So now Jesse Jackson rides into town and of course he offers the typical liberal solution. Raise taxes!

The county commission gave Mr. Jackson two minutes to state his case and when he asked for an extra minute they told him no.

Time to shut up.

You have got to hand it to the state representative who, in her protestation of the shutting up of the Jesse, deemed his being there as "gracing us with his presence."

By the way, Clayton County is what you would consider the revrund's base. It is 51% black with a 7.5% hispanic and 35% white demographic.

America's Supermodel Pushes Husband's Plan Which Doesn't Exist

To date, Barack Obama hasn't offered a health care plan. Or health insurance reform plan. Or whatever the heck they're calling it today. But here's his wife making a tearjerking plea to some group of liberal women.

Just pathetic. By the way, what the hell is that around her stomach? Looks like some kind of ammunition belt. She also makes the bizarre claim she can't sleep at night.

“These are the kind of facts that still wake me up at night,” she said.

In her speech, Mrs. Obama also told the story of one of their daughters, Sasha, who would not stop crying when she was 4 months old. A doctor’s visit revealed that she might have meningitis, which she ultimately did not, but the illness produced a scare.

“It is that moment in our lives that flashes through my head every time we engage in this health-insurance conversation. It’s that moment in my life because I think about, what on earth would we had done if we had not had insurance?” Mrs. Obama said. “What would have happened to that beautiful little girl, if we hadn’t been able to get to a pediatrician, who was able to get us to an emergency room?”

What would have happened? You would have gone to the emergency room where you kid would have been taken care of at no cost, just as happens thousands of times a day all across this nation, thanks to the fact we have the best medical care on the planet, a fact that seems to escape this woman.

Get a load of one of the comments the NY Times leaves standing.

Michelle and her motherly ways is captivating the heart of the nation. She is loved by all except those that are blinded by Racist views. To many she is another Evita and one day might become president. She is interested in getting every American a chance to be covered by quality and affordable healthcare.

— melvin polatnick

Seriously, I think I'm going to vomit. I guess Melvin capitalized Racist for that special extra emphasis.

Of course during her "heartfelt" plea, Mrs. Obama overlooked a very inconvenient fact.

Sen. Barack Obama's wife and three close advisers have been involved with a program at the University of Chicago Medical Center that steers patients who don't have private insurance -- primarily poor, black people -- to other health care facilities.

Michelle Obama -- currently on unpaid leave from her $317,000-a-year job as a vice president of the prestigious hospital -- helped create the program, which aims to find neighborhood doctors for low-income people who were flooding the emergency room for basic treatment. Hospital officials say such patients hinder their ability to focus on more critically ill patients in need of specialized care, such as cancer treatment and organ transplants.

Obama's top political strategist, David Axelrod, co-owns the firm, ASK Public Strategies, that was hired by the hospital last year to sell the program -- called the Urban Health Initiative -- to the community as a better alternative for poor patients. Obama's wife and Valerie Jarrett, an Obama friend and adviser who chairs the medical center's board, backed the Axelrod firm's hiring, hospital officials said.

So I guess if she were like the little people, her kid would have been steered elsewhere for help.

Oh, and while we're at it, it's kind of seamy to exploit your kid in this fashion, but I guess that makes me raaaaacist for pointing this out.

Meanwhile, if ObamaCare weren't already at death's door, here come the Reverend Jackson, the guy last year who wanted Obama castrated, to help push it into the grave. I'm not quite sure who wrote this drivel for Jackson, but I lost count of the lies and distortions by the fourth paragraph.

When you're reduced to trotting out your wife to embellish stories about your kid and then having Jesse Jackson do your bidding it's time to draw the curtain on this fiasco.

Especially since 56% of the public is opposed to this travesty, a number sure to increase after Obama gets a tongue bath on five Sunday gabfests this weekend.

Speaking of which, if he really want to reach out to people and try to persuade people rather than preaching to the choir, he'd appear with Chris Wallace on Fox News Sunday. But apparently he's not man enough and continues carrying on his childish vendetta against the nation's premier news network.

His loss.

Update: I guess I'm not the only one wondering what the hell it is she's wearing.

Drudge headline: MICHELLE SHOWS OFF 'BONDAGE BELT'...

Jesse Jackson Says Quoting Him Incites 'Fear and Divison'

I guess being quoted as saying "Zionists control American foreign policy" has caused the anti-Semitic creep Jesse Jackson some problems.

Too damn bad.

Jesse Jackson has lashed out at Post columnist Amir Taheri for having the temerity to take note of some Jackson predictions on how a President Barack Obama would approach the Middle East.

The "Zionists who have controlled American policy for decades" remain strong, Jackson told Taheri at the World Policy Forum in France, but the "decades of putting Israel's interests first" would end during an Obama presidency.

Not surprisingly, those words had Obama's aides quickly running for cover.

A spokesman stressed that Jackson is "not an adviser to the Obama campaign and is therefore in no position to interpret or share Barack Obama's views on Israel and foreign policy."

As for Jackson himself, he accused our colleague of trying "to incite fear and division" and of "selectively imposing his own point of view and distorting mine."

But he didn't actually deny saying what Taheri said he said. And, Jackson's protests notwithstanding, there's really no alternate interpretation to a charge that "Zionists . . . have controlled American policy for decades."

Again, he meant what he said.

Until things blew up in his face.

Obama's hacks objected to the report.

Barack Obama's campaign yesterday sharply rejected a Post columnist's report that Jesse Jackson expects the Democrat to reduce Israel's clout at the White House.

Jackson himself denounced columnist Amir Taheri for "selectively imposing his own point of view and distorting mine" in the Tuesday column.

The column said Jackson predicted to a policy forum in France last week that "decades of putting Israel's interests first" would end, and added in an interview that Zionists would lose a great deal of their clout if Obama is elected.

So accurately quoting Jackson is out of line, but repeating a big lie during a debate is an acceptable practice.

Team Obama: Bringing us all together.

Estrich Hammers Anti-Semitic Jackson

After reading the absurd anti-Semitic diatribe by Jesse Jackson Tuesday, we wondered whether this boob was deliberately trying to undermine Barack Obama. Believe me, I have little use for Obama and certainly don't want to see him win. Now Susan Estrich is wondering the same thing and goes off on Jackson today.

A Barack Obama victory in less than three weeks will mean many things at home and abroad. It will mean a new team on foreign and domestic policy and new political leadership for both the Democratic Party and the country. And it will mean, finally, the end of any excuse to listen to the self-involved, selfish and stupid rantings of the Rev. Jesse Jackson.

Earlier this year, Jackson made a complete fool of himself with his jealous tirade against Obama, spoken into an open mike and ultimately heard by millions. It doesn't bear repeating, and I would not be writing about it today were it not for the sad but not surprising fact that Jackson is now selling himself as a member of Obama's "family" -- or vice versa -- and pontificating in an ignorant and divisive way about the changes an Obama administration will bring.

If you didn't know better, you might think Jackson wants Obama to lose. And I wouldn't be surprised if he does. A President Obama makes Jackson politically irrelevant.

Jackson's latest outburst came during the inaugural World Policy Forum held at some fancy resort in France. The only surprise here is that it seems to have taken almost a week for Jackson's drivel to reach American shores. But it's arrived now, proving once again that the man who once called New York "Hymietown" has learned very little from his mistakes.

If you haven't seen it yet, you will. Check out www.drudgereport.com. The headline is impossible to overlook. "Jesse Jackson: Under Obama, 'decades of putting Israel's interests first' would end." According to Jackson, the "Zionists who have controlled American policy for decades" will lose clout.

Could he have really said these things? So it appears. But why?

Let's eliminate the obvious reasons for concern about such a comment. Could Jackson know something about Obama's plans that the rest of us don't? Short answer: No.

Jackson didn't pretend -- how could he? -- to be an Obama adviser or confidant. He called himself a "supporter," although I can think of other words to describe a guy who would talk about Obama the way he did. But, of course, Jesse being Jesse, he couldn't stop there.

Tens of millions of people are Obama supporters. Being an Obama supporter wouldn't make Jackson worth listening to. Obama, Jackson told the New York Post, is "a neighbor or, better still, a member of the family." Better for whom? Jackson's son has long been close to Obama, and his daughter went to school with Michelle Obama. But that doesn't make Jackson a member of the Obama family. Not even close.

Could Jackson be right, even if he doesn't have any inside information? Short answer: No.

Bad news, Jesse: "Zionists" haven't controlled American foreign policy for decades. Americans have -- Americans who recognize that Israel is the only stable democracy in the Middle East, a stalwart friend to America, and that supporting Israel is right both strategically and morally. And those Americans will also control policy during an Obama administration.

Read the rest. It's a rare occasion when I'll agree with Susan Estrich, but she's spot on with this.

Others on the left are really worried about this loose cannon, as they should be.

The AJC condemns Jackson.

Jackson's remarks aren't going over well in Israel.

Jackson is a huge albatross for Obama and if Jewish voters sense Obama is anywhere near Jackson in his beliefs, they'll abandon him in droves.

Expect Obama to run fast from Jackson tonight if queried on this. Whether he means it is subject to debate.

'Zionists Who Have Controlled American Policy for Decades'

Ah, nothing like a heaping helping of anti-Semitic and anti-American bilge served up piping hot and fresh, courtesy of Barack Obama's good pal Jesse Jackson.

When last seen, this moron was promising to castrate Obama. Now it's just the rest of us they're looking to neuter.

Jackson riffs on a number of topics in an interview with Amir Taheri, but his obvious hatred for Jews and Israel shines through.

He promised "fundamental changes" in US foreign policy - saying America must "heal wounds" it has caused to other nations, revive its alliances and apologize for the "arrogance of the Bush administration."

The most important change would occur in the Middle East, where "decades of putting Israel's interests first" would end.

Jackson believes that, although "Zionists who have controlled American policy for decades" remain strong, they'll lose a great deal of their clout when Barack Obama enters the White House.

"Obama is about change," Jackson told me in a wide-ranging conversation. "And the change that Obama promises is not limited to what we do in America itself. It is a change of the way America looks at the world and its place in it."

Jackson warns that he isn't an Obama confidant or adviser, "just a supporter." But he adds that Obama has been "a neighbor or, better still, a member of the family." Jackson's son has been a close friend of Obama for years, and Jackson's daughter went to school with Obama's wife Michelle.

"We helped him start his career," says Jackson. "And then we were always there to help him move ahead. He is the continuation of our struggle for justice not only for the black people but also for all those who have been wronged."

Hmm. Was Jesse there at the Ayers household when Barack first "met" William Ayers?

Jackson rejects any suggestion that Obama was influenced by Marxist ideas in his youth. "I see no evidence of that," he says. "Obama's thirst for justice and equality is rooted in his black culture."

I guess he never heard of Frank Marshall Davis or Bill Ayers, in that case.

"We have a collapsing economy and a war that we have lost in Iraq. In Afghanistan, we face a resurgent Taliban. New threats are looming in Pakistan. Our liberties have been trampled under feet . . . Today, most Americans want change, and know that only Barack can deliver what they want. Young Americans are especially determined to make sure that Obama wins."

Jackson may want to revise his talkin points. In case he's unaware, we haven't lost in Iraq. Even Obama begrudgingly admits that.

"We have lost confidence in our president, our Congress, our banking system, our Wall Street and our legal system to protect our individual freedoms. . . I don't see how we could regain confidence in all those institutions without a radical change of direction."

A radical change to what, exactly?

His most surprising position concerns Iraq. He passionately denounces the toppling of Saddam Hussein as "an illegal and unjust act." But he's now sure that the United States "will have to remain in Iraq for a very long time."

Hmm. I wonder if the guy he introduced to politics feels the same way?

Jackson is especially critical of President Bush's approach to the Israel-Palestine conflict.

"Bush was so afraid of a snafu and of upsetting Israel that he gave the whole thing a miss," Jackson says. "Barack will change that," because, as long as the Palestinians haven't seen justice, the Middle East will "remain a source of danger to us all."

"Barack is determined to repair our relations with the world of Islam and Muslims," Jackson says. "Thanks to his background and ecumenical approach, he knows how Muslims feel while remaining committed to his own faith."

Going to be a tough juggling act while he pretends to be a friend of Israel.

Lame Obamedia Spin of the Day: Jackson's Castration Remarks May Help Messiah

These people really have balls. They're now desperately trying to spin Jesse Jackson's ridiculous remarks into something positive for Lord Obama.

The Reverend Jesse Jackson's derogatory comments about Barack Obama could provide a boost for the presumptive Democratic nominee, giving him an opportunity to win over some voters who have been skeptical of his candidacy.

Are they for real? How exactly will that work? Because most rational people detest the racial charlatan Jackson, and he obviously hates Obama (or is clearly jealous), we'll take Obama's side?

No, not exactly. We enjoy seeing spectacles like this take Obama off message, whatever his message might be today, which likely is different that what it was Wednesday.

The comments may turn out to help Obama by emphasizing his call for personal responsibility, a favorite topic of Republicans, said Mark Rozell, a professor of public policy at George Mason University in Arlington, Virginia.

``It reinforces Obama's effort to present himself as an advocate of responsible personal behavior, a position that Republican candidates like to secure as uniquely their own,'' Rozell said.

I don't think Republicans consider personal responsibility uniquely their own. Seriously, as much as I like to poke fun at Democrats, I would think most are responsible for themselves.

Anyway, over a month since clinching the nomination over Hillary Clinton, Obama's poll lead is basically unchanged since early June, despite a 24/7 effort from the fawning Obama media sycophants to prop this lightweight up.

I Smell a Protest March Coming

You don't go and suspend the daughter of America's No.1 shakedown artist without repercussions.

Look for the folks at WVON to cave soon on this one.

Santita Jackson has been suspended as midday host at WVON-AM (1690) in a dispute over Black History Month features on the African-American news/talk station.

Jackson, 44, eldest daughter of the Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, has been off the air since Friday with no explanation to listeners. Her talk show airs from 9 a.m. to noon weekdays.

Melody Spann Cooper, general manager of the Midway Broadcasting station, would confirm only that Jackson was off for the rest of the month. "I respect Santita, I love Santita, and I look forward to her coming back on March 1," Cooper said.

Insiders said the two-week suspension was the culmination of ongoing tension at the station.

The blowup occurred, sources said, when Jackson was asked to record a series of biographical vignettes for Black History Month. She agreed to do so, but when she asked that they air only on WVON, a heated exchange with Cooper ensued.

Calling all race warlords! Mr Jackson call on line 2

Here we go again. Incidents of this type I guess are going to be getting more national news attention now since there are declining body counts in Iraq and news of Brittany is getting old.
Racist incident roils Pa. high school

Here is the incident, without all of the speculation of the reporter and the liberal handwringing.

That's when three white 16-year-old students allegedly yelled racial slurs and threw paper wads at minority students outside the 1,600-student Warwick High School.

Nobody condones using racial slurs, unless you are liberal blog popular with most of Democrat lawmakers and are referring to either conservative bloggers or the military. And of course the school administration has a firm grasp on how to solve the problem.

School officials vowed to discipline the three students, tighten security and ban Confederate flags on school property.

Yup that is the solution. Ban the Confederate flag, because after all we know that the flag is the cause of everything eveel in America. I wonder how the "school officials" feel about Che t-shirts or Paleo scarves, you know people who actually killed other people and continue to inspire murder.
Living in the south I am way past sick and tired of everything being blamed on the Confederate flag. Damn Yankees just need something to blame, because afterall it isn't the fault of the individuals involved is it. I never heard the term racial incident used to describe the physical attack of 6 black youths in LA against a white guy. The only time the race card was played was to bring up the incidents of the nooses in the trees, which occurred 3 months before the beating administered to the white kid. And then there is this from one of the concerned parents

Erasmo Cora Jr., a Puerto Rican native whose 14-year-old son, Erik, was among the victims, said the school should expel all of the roughly dozen students who allegedly engaged in racist behavior.

So tell me Mr Cora Jr, do you have a Puerto Rican flag hanging from the rearview mirror of your car? Maybe you have a Puerto Rican license plate holder. Does your kid ever wear a shirt with the PR flag on it?
Incidents like this always get on my bad side. My child, who is white in full disclosure, attends a school that is 70% black, not only students but facility and staff also, and I am here to tell you it cuts both ways. My child wears a shirt with something not to the liking of one of the teachers she is sent home. While we are waiting to pick her up all kinds of kids are walking around showing their boxer shorts or girls in skirts best suited for a profession that can be described as a night job walk merrily by. My kid gets beat up, chances are she will also wind up in detention for provoking a fight, you know with 5 other students at once.
I am just tired of the race card being trotted out and being used for a double standard.
But you let me know how banning the Confederate flag works out for you will ya? And while you are at it can somebody in PA ask Murtha for an apology to the Marines he slandered.

Revenge Of The Goracle?

If I was Bill, I'd be giving some serious thought about spending a very long weekend with some trailer trash ho.

Poll of Democrats reveals Gore could still steal the show

· Clinton would be big loser if ex-vice president ran
· Republicans also unhappy with current candidates

A presidential election poll suggesting Democratic voters would prefer former vice-president Al Gore to any of the declared contenders, including frontrunner Hillary Clinton, has highlighted continuing dissatisfaction among supporters of both main parties with the choice of candidates to succeed George Bush.

The poll, conducted in New Hampshire by 7News and Suffolk University, confirmed Ms Clinton's nationwide double-digit lead over her main rival, Illinois senator Barack Obama. The former first lady and New York senator attracted 37% support, against Mr Obama's 19%.

Where's the outrage from the poverty pimps? Doesn't this prove that Democrats are racists?

John Edwards, a former North Carolina senator, was on 9%.

But if Mr Gore were to seek the Democratic nomination, 29% of Ms Clinton's backers would switch their support to him, the poll found. When defections from other candidates are factored in, the man who controversially lost to Mr Bush in the 2000 election takes command of the field, with 32% support.

Run like hell, Bill, the wife's life's gonna be a bitch for a few days.

Leading presidential candidate Ron Paul was unavailable for comment.

There's more.

Where Are the Apologies to the Duke Lacrosse Players?

Thomas Sowell wonders when all those who convicted the Duke lacrosse players in the media will man up and apologize.

I wouldn't waste time waiting.

The New York Times, which splashed these Duke students' pictures on the front page, along with inflammatory charges against them, and went ballistic on its editorial page, carried the story of Nifong's disbarment for prosecuting them on page 16.

The 88 Duke University faculty members who took out a hysterical ad, supporting those local loudmouths who were denouncing and threatening the Duke students, have apparently had nothing at all to say now.

Not only did many Duke University professors join the lynch mob atmosphere, so did the Duke University administration, which got rid of the lacrosse coach and cancelled the team's season, without a speck of evidence that anybody was guilty of anything.

This is one of the few times when Jesse Jackson is speechless, even though he was loudly supporting the bogus "rape" charges last year.

One of the pillars of liberalism is never having to admit you were wrong. You just latch onto another phony cause and pretend your previous misdeeds never happened.

The Duke 88, The New York Times and Jesse Jackson all have some things in common. They lack human decency, credibility, honesty and maturity. In other words, they're perfect liberals.

Don't expect any of these people to recant or apologize. But be aware of how wide and how deep the moral dry rot goes.

That such people are teaching students at an elite university is a chilling thought. That they promote a campus atmosphere where political correctness trumps the search for truth is painful.

Where Are They Tonight?

The charges against the three innocent Duke University lacrosse players were finally dropped today, but this is far from over. Reade Seligmann, Collin Finnerty and David Evans handled themselves with class and grace today, but there are plenty of folks out there who need to answer to the public. Naturally, they're all scurrying for cover.

Where is The Group of 88 tonight?

The agenda-driven group of Duke professors who declared the guilt of the lacrosse players before justice could take its turn are nowhere to be found, safely ensconced in their ivory towers, likely all tenured, with nobody to answer to. Just so you know, look at where they come from:

“We thank the following departments and programs for signing onto this ad with African & African American Studies: Romance Studies; Psychology; Social and Health Sciences; Franklin Humanities Institute; Critical U.S. Studies; Art, Art History, and Visual Studies; Classical Studies; Asian & African Languages & Literature; Women’s Studies; Latino/a Studies; Latin American and Caribbean Studies; Medieval and Renaissance Studies; European Studies; Program in Education; and the Center for Documentary Studies.

Thinking of sending your kids to Duke and want them to be properly educated? Avoid those areas of study.

The smug, sanctimonious group of Duke professors had an agenda, were quick to accuse and convict, yet are all now silent.

Where is Mike Nifong tonight?

The disgraced DA is staring at disbarment and criminal charges and deserves no mercy. Make sure to review the news accounts about Nifong. See how many mention he's a Democrat.

Where is Jesse Jackson tonight?

No doubt shaking someone down, the mumblemouthed charlatan. How's that scholarship for the accuser working out, you fraud?

Where is Al Sharpton tonight?

Ironically, the mastermind behind the Tawana Brawley hoax is busy picking over the corpse of the hapless Don Imus, now permanently jettisoned from MSNBC.

Where is Crystal Gail Mangum tonight?

Who knows? I'd call her a nappy-headed 'ho, but then some race hustlers might come after me.

A sidenote on this case: This morning I heard an ABC News radio account using the disgraced Linda Fairstein as a "legal analyst", commenting on this case. She had the gall to ask "where do they go to get their reputations back?", invoking former Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan. Fairstein has some nerve bringing that up after what she did to Oliver Jovanovic.

This travesty has left permanent scars upon Finnerty, Evans, Seligmann and the entire Duke lacrosse program. It's not too much to ask that the perpetrators of this fraud be rightly punished.

Plenty of coverage from La Shawn Barber, Captain's Quarters, Sister Toldjah, Pirate's Cove, The Sandbox, Sensible Mom, A Blog For All, Gateway Pundit, Ace of Spades, Hot Air, Michelle Malkin, Mary Katherine Ham, Right Voices, K.C. Johnson, 7.62mm Justice, Stuck on Stupid.