I agree, it would be very sad. For the moment I find it reassuring that the only current source we have is of scanty credibility.

I doubt he said that. I did see that freeper posted it quite a few times in a bunch of threads. Here is a quote by Haley regarding the Confederate Flag:

The Free Republic site has no link substantiating this fake quote. If you Google the quote itself, it appears on one site alone: Free Republic. This is just some shit made up by a lying-ass winger.

Please consider the validity of what I am about to say rather than having a knee jerk reaction dismissing it as being "over the top." Folks, we have an irresponsible egocentric evil man occupying the Oval Office.

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President Obama said the Tea Party is racist. That's the unmistakable meaning of his statement that race is a "key component" of Tea Party protests. The liberal media, NAACP and Democrats have been relentlessly promoting this same baseless allegation. When final confirmation comes down from the highest office in the land, the Oval Office, that the Tea Party is racist; the allegation becomes "official" in the minds of millions. President Obama is slandering millions of decent hard working Americans who simply disagree with his progressive/socialist agenda.

Think of the repercussions. Obama's indictment of the Tea Party will birth tremendous racial discord across America in schools, churches, and civic life. Obama's proclamation will cause Americans to double down on their already extreme caution when criticizing our black president. Sadly, I suspect such intimidation is a part of Obama's plan; anything to empower his mission to "fundamentally transform America."

Make no mistake about it, Obama and company have successfully intimidated many white Americans into not dissing the black president in public.

I stopped in a fast food restaurant for a burger. Around fifteen white seniors were having lunch. I overheard them ranting about Obama's overreaches and socialist policies. Upon seeing me, a black man, they became silent. I was tempted to say, "Please continue, I whole-heartedly agree with you!" Too bad they did not notice my Tea Party Express t-shirt.

Barack Hussein Obama received more votes than any other presidential candidate in American history. So Obama alleging millions of Tea Party patriots are simply upset because America elected a black president is disingenuous, absurd and manipulative.

In May 2010, he told guests at a private White House dinner that race was probably a key component in the rising opposition to his presidency from conservatives, especially right-wing activists in the anti-incumbent "Tea Party" movement that was then surging across the country. Many middle-class and working-class whites felt aggrieved and resentful that the federal government was helping other groups, including bankers, automakers, irresponsible people who had defaulted on their mortgages, and the poor, but wasn't helping them nearly enough, he said.

A guest suggested that when Tea Party activists said they wanted to "take back" their country, their real motivation was to stir up anger and anxiety at having a black president, and Obama didn't dispute the idea. He agreed that there was a "subterranean agenda" in the anti-Obama movement—a racially biased one—that was unfortunate. But he sadly conceded that there was little he could do about it.

U.S. News: Obama Says Race a Key Component in Tea Party Protests

Squint reeeeeal hard and you'll see: Obama said Tea Partiers are racists.

He will never do it, as long as he is in office, in my opinion.

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I stopped in a fast food restaurant for a burger. Around fifteen white seniors were having lunch. I overheard them ranting about Obama's overreaches and socialist policies. Upon seeing me, [highlight]a black man[/highlight], they became silent. I was tempted to say, "Please continue, I whole-heartedly agree with you!" Too bad they did not notice my Tea Party Express t-shirt.

The forum wager window is open. The morning odds that this poster is actually a black man start at 30 : 1.

The forum wager window is open. The morning odds that this poster is actually a black man start at 30 : 1.

He is. He's been the token black man at tea party rallies for a while.

http://www.lloydmarcus.com/

I stopped in a fast food restaurant for a burger.

Around fifteen white seniors were having lunch.

I overheard them ranting about Obama's overreaches and socialist policies.

Upon seeing me, a black man, they became silent.

I stopped in a fast food restaurant for a burger. Around fifteen white seniors were having lunch. I overheard them ranting about Obama's overreaches and socialist policies. Upon seeing me, a black man, they became silent. I was tempted to say, "Please continue, I whole-heartedly agree with you!" Too bad they did not notice my Tea Party Express t-shirt.

Ever since she was selected in 2008 by the Republican party’s nominee for president [who shall remain unnamed for not being sufficiently Tea Tardedly Correct], then ratified by the GOP membership at the Republican Party convention [who are the very core of the Tea Tards today], she has proven time and time again to be an extremely capable, inspiring and visionary leader ... her campaign efforts have single-handedly influenced the outcome of countless senatorial, congressional and gubernatorial elections [for better or worser ] because the American people believe in her leadership skills and trust her judgment.