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Ok, fine. But, the problem was that when the full video was released, it was obvious that Sherrod's speech was actually promoting racial reconciliation. There was immediate backlash against Tea Party blogger, Andrew Breitbart, who originally posted the video clip, as well as the NAACP and the White House and it's been a media circus ever since. Obviously, the NAACP and the Dept. of Agriculture Secretary (who claims the White House had no say in his decision to force her resignation) jumped the gun our of fear. And, Breitbart who is a Tea Partyer and has it in for the NAACP, should have never been given that much consideration.
The good news is, everyone has come to their senses. Sherrod has since been apologized to by everyone involved, and not only offered her job back, but a new and unique position which undoubtedly has a little extra cushion in the monetary department. The smart woman that she is, she told them she'd think about it. We don't blame her. Make them sweat, Girl. And, this should be a lesson..or really several lessons to all: Don't let fear drive you. Don't believe everything you see. Don't make big decisions without doing your homework. Oh-- and don't let racial prejudices make you do dumb things. Yeah, that one was for you Breitbart.
First of all this Breitbart is the same person who masterminded the Acorn Scandal of the Pimp and Hoe-He alone did all of those tapes that were exposed to be false but caused Acorn to lose its funding by Congress. Next he delivers this sh*t and no one questions it- Shame n them- It is another knee jerk reaction scam that Fox news started and then lashes out - we are sick of this stuff and it has to stop
ReplyDeleteWoww didn't realize he was the guy behind the ACORN scandal. Thanks for sharing. Love our informative readers. You rock!
ReplyDeleteWE SHALL OVER COME Y'ALL ~ONCE AGAIN~
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