“So you may not hear Mitt Romney say ‘Keep America American’ anymore. That’s because it was a central theme of the KKK in the 1920s, it was a rallying cry for the group’s campaign of violence and intimidation against blacks, gays and Jews. The progressive blog AmericaBlog was the first to catch on to that.”First of all, Romney doesn't say "Keep America American." He says "Keep America America." Listen to the ad it comes across as maybe the direct opposite of a rallying cry for violence against anyone, except maybe terrorists, and foreign dictators.
NBC has apologized to the Romney campaign, even Al Sharpton said it was wrong (though he said it self-servingly).
Here's the ad, you be the judge.
And here's the question: Does Tom Roberts still have a job with MSNBC after his attempted "smear"?
UPDATE: Spencerblog says getting called a Klansman by a MSNBC can only help Romney. It's like an Occupy Wall Street protester calling a Starbucks clerk a fascist for having a job. It demeans the protester and elevates the clerk.
UPDATE II: At the request of our friend Bob, here's Matthews apology.
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ReplyDeleteUgly and irresponsible words that deserve an apology. No one in their right mind thinks there's a connection between Romney & the Klan, and I think you should post the Mathews apology for all to see. I'm sure you will be just as quick to expose ugly and irresponsible claims against all of the presidential candidates. Right?
ReplyDeleteAbso-freakin'-lutely. Like for instance, David Axelrod using a monkey anology to refer to Newt Gingrich and his butt... Anyone who tries to say such a thing about our president, I'll go full Macaca on.
ReplyDeleteI knew I could depend on you. Like the good Mayor say's "Do the right thing"
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ReplyDeleteHere's a start- Rep. Allen West who called Obama a Marxist now compares the entire Democratic party to Nazi's
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