I was sooo hoping Trump would open his speech with ""Hillary, you're fired!"

Well, that may have been fun, but wouldn't be gracious, nor Presidential.  Trump can not be the old Trump anymore in that regard. 

My point was that racism is being imputed for political gain upon those who are not racist (Islamaphobe, homophobe, on and on as per HRC's revealing yet typical quote). Such accusations are merely vote farming, as are many practices of the left.

It is a leftist strategy to pick out the most dysfunctional if not literally just AWFUL person they can find who holds an ideology the left wants to attack, be it religion, political party, gender, anything, and then hold that person or tiny group up as an example of the MAJORITY of that group. 

In the same convoluted way, as PaulS said in another post, they lift up and even reward those who make dysfunctional decisions.  I have also noted that the left tries to skew laws toward the few, bringing havoc and dysfunction upon the many!  In the name of compassion!  On and on we could go.  The left has created and is still creating a parasitic society that the producers ultimately cannot bear. 

All this and more is what I am tired of, and that is what I will not be silent about.

Here is Dr. Ben Carson's response to HRC:

“In a very telling moment, Hillary Clinton maligned me and millions of other Americans as racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic and Islamophobic ‘deplorables."

“I’m so tired of this line of attack that normally taunts conservatives. Well, let me be very specific in my response. I believe in expanding opportunity, not welfare; that’s not racist."

“I believe every life is worth protecting, particularly the unborn; that doesn’t make me sexist."

“I believe marriage is between one man and one woman; that’s not homophobic."

“I believe in borders, the rule of law and our sovereign right to decide who to let into our country; that’s not xenophobic."

“I believe radical Islam is a mortal threat to America and Western civilization; that is common sense, not Islamophobia.”

You say my link is a rant against Obama.  It is not.  But he must take some responsibility for worsening race relations on his watch, promising much in that regard and delivering little.  Remember "all states should be purple?"  The vote farming continues.  "Are you Latino/Hispanic or non-Latino/Hispanic" is now firmly on medical forms, and my doctor says it does one thing only:  Gives more benefits to those who say that are Latino/Hispanic.  I declined to check those boxes and told the receptionist I thought we were supposed to have a colorblind society?  I can see "race," because it can affect medical decisions.  But not blatant vote farming. "Latino/Hispanic" is not a race.

Finally, from my link:

"And speaking of foreign lands, I've spent time abroad and speak Spanish and French and if Mr. Obama thinks the U.S. is a racist country, he ought to do a little bit of traveling not on Air Force One.  Try sitting at a French dinner table for twenty minutes and listening to the casual conversation if you think America is racist.

The truth is the USA is remarkably un-racist for a country its size.  We weren't always that way, obviously, but we walked the walk and we are now.  Or were.  The Democrat Party and its assorted media hacks are trying to take us backwards.  They suffer from nostalgia for racism for the glorious days when they could assert their moral superiority.  Sorry, those days are over.  The only way to stop remaining racism is to stop it, not talk about it, impute racism to people who don't have it and generally do everything possible to divide the American people from themselves.

And, Democrats, above all if you care about black people, stop it.  All you're doing is making their lives worse."

In South Carolina

For those not familiar with the term...a bench slap is when a judge goes off on lawyers in their court in a particularly eloquent way.


The case in question is the DACA injunction lawsuit in Texas, where Texas and 25 other states have sued the Feds to stop the implementation of Obama's executive amnesty



http://hotair.com/archives/2016/05/20/federal-judge-lowers-the-boom-on-doj-after-bad-faith-misrepresentations/

This Court has found no authority to support the concept that it is ever ethical and appropriate conduct to mislead a court and opposing counsel; nor has the Government provided any authority to that effect. That being the case, the Court finds no need for a comprehensive dissertation on the duty of candor and honesty because counsel in this case failed miserably at both. The Government’s lawyers in this case clearly violated their ethical duties.
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The misconduct in this case was intentional, serious and material. In fact, it is hard to imagine a more serious, more calculated plan of unethical conduct. There were over 100,000 instances of conduct contrary to counsel’s representations; such a sizable omission cannot be classified as immaterial.
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Therefore, this Court, in an effort to ensure that all Justice Department attorneys who appear in the courts of the Plaintiff States that have been harmed by this misconduct are aware of and comply with their ethical duties, hereby orders that any attorney employed at the Justice Department in Washington, D.C. who appears, or seeks to appear, in a court (state or federal) in any of the 26 Plaintiff States annually attend a legal ethics course.