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Friday, 31 August 2012
As Mitt Romney praised Neil Armstrong last night the left heard "racist birther babble"
Mitt Romney is a racist! And a Birther! Really. That's what a Democrat friend posted on Facebook last night, right after Romney invoked Neil Armstrong to extol the virtues of American Exceptionalism.
I didn't see it until late this afternoon, but wow.
Romney: "When the world needs to do really big stuff, we need an American." Racist birther babble! Too much hair dye.
I'm stunned. Because if praising an American hero is racist, if noting that Americans are the guys who can do anything is somehow code for "Obama was born in Kenya", well my friends, there's no hope for this nation. Everything is racist.
His post got 11 "likes". Which is incomprehensible to me. We can't celebrate the moon landing without it really being about Obama? This might be hard to believe, but America existed before Barack Obama, and God willing it'll exist long after he's gone.
I suppose saying that makes me a racist too.
Posted at 16:11 by Chris Wysocki
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