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  Tuesday, April 04, 2006


Here's a Cynthia McKinney coincidence.  In her recent incident with the Capitol Police, I suggested the possibility that this was a case of 'you can take the woman out of the ghetto, but you can't (in her case) get the ghetto out of the woman,' to explain her first response to be fisticuffs.  Now we find that she also learned how to game the system.  But got caught.   Having trouble getting the ghetto out of the woman.

In case you haven't heard, Cynthia McKinney is a Black woman.  Rep. Cynthia McKinney, D-GaShe made that fact clear last week in a quickie news conference to accuse the Capitol Police of discrimination.  This woman has such a chip on her shoulder over her race that it's a wonder she can stand up straight.  It's too bad she doesn't see the good part of this experience, which is the fact that she was challenged in the first place.  That policeman, like two who gave their lives a couple years ago, puts his life on the line on a daily basis to protect people like her.  And the fact that she is reacting the way she is over this, is g-h-e-t-t-o.

Most ridiculous item of the day.  McKinney is claiming she is a victim of racial profiling.   She is Black.  She is in Washington, D.C..  

 One thing is certain.  Her reaction to this incident sets racial relations back some.    No doubt she is proud of that.

MORE TROUBLE FOR MCKINNEY. WSBTV reports that crazy Cynthia has admitted misusing taxpayer money to fly a celebrity down to Atlanta: Rep. Cynthia McKinney admits that she broke government rules by spending money to fly a celebrity to Atlanta. Channel 2 Action News has... [Michelle Malkin]


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