April 26, 2010
Rep. Andre Carson wants to change the subject. I don’t blame him.
On April 13, 2010 he told AP reporter Jesse Washington, “I think we need to move toward a dialogue that explores why this kind of divisive and reprehensible language is still making it into our political debate.”
The “divisive and reprehensible language” that Rep. Carson is referring to is his claim that while he left the Cannon office building on March 20 with Rep. John Lewis, they were verbally assaulted by health care protesters hurling the “N-word” at them. He said the scene was so hostile he “expected rocks to come” when he was coming out of Cannon.
I wanted to see the evidence. I wanted the truth. In the course of our search we have actually uncovered further video evidence that casts serious doubt on Rep.Carson’s claims: Read more ...
'So unions get mountains of Obamacare waivers, but they can't budge for religious organizations? Creepy. '-@politicalmath
EUREKA – Monday is President Ronald Reagan’s birthday. He would be 101.
ewerickson: @RobGeorge @blandinbasement poor comment came before NV, but usually takes a week to settle in. This is six days later.
ewerickson: @DywanW @savejersey you have a stray comma there.
dloesch: Seriously? Glitter bombing again? Ravers.
trscoop: @EWErickson Well what do you expect from a bunch of "clowns", to use your word.
dloesch: @SooperMexican I'll do you one better and sing it at CPAC.