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<blockquote data-quote="Babagounj" data-source="post: 752626" data-attributes="member: 12952"><p>(KANSAS CITY, MO) – Over 2,000 NAACP delegates today unanimously passed a resolution—as amended—called “The Tea Party Movement,” asking for the repudiation of racist Tea Party leaders.</p><p> The resolution condemns the bigoted elements within the Tea Party and asks for them to be repudiated. The NAACP delegates presented this resolution for debate and passage after a year of vitriolic Tea Party demonstrations during which participants used racial slurs and images.</p><p> In March, members of the Congressional Black Caucus were accosted by Tea Party demonstrators and called racial epithets.</p><p> Civil rights icon John Lewis was spit on, while Congressman Emanuel Cleaver was called the “N” word and openly gay Congressman Barney Frank was called an ugly anti-gay slur.</p><p>....................................................................................................................................</p><p>And to this day, no one has come forth with video / audio proof that any of this actually took place.</p><p>How could such a worthy group , that was once for the people, become nothing but a tool for the Democratic Party ?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Babagounj, post: 752626, member: 12952"] (KANSAS CITY, MO) – Over 2,000 NAACP delegates today unanimously passed a resolution—as amended—called “The Tea Party Movement,” asking for the repudiation of racist Tea Party leaders. The resolution condemns the bigoted elements within the Tea Party and asks for them to be repudiated. The NAACP delegates presented this resolution for debate and passage after a year of vitriolic Tea Party demonstrations during which participants used racial slurs and images. In March, members of the Congressional Black Caucus were accosted by Tea Party demonstrators and called racial epithets. Civil rights icon John Lewis was spit on, while Congressman Emanuel Cleaver was called the “N” word and openly gay Congressman Barney Frank was called an ugly anti-gay slur. .................................................................................................................................... And to this day, no one has come forth with video / audio proof that any of this actually took place. How could such a worthy group , that was once for the people, become nothing but a tool for the Democratic Party ? [/QUOTE]
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