Comments on Advance Indiana™: Congressman Carson Says Tea Party Wants Blacks Hanging On A Tree

In a report he authored, posted at www.infowars.co...

2011-09-01T02:28:26.082-05:00

In a report he authored, posted at www.infowars.com, entitled, "Black Caucus Incites Race War Against Tea Party Americans", Kurt Nimmo derides Congressman Carson for his accusatory remarks caught in the video posted here, and details how and why the establishment politicians and Neocons despise the tea party movement.

Then 90% of Black Democrat officeholders should re...

2011-08-31T14:33:17.473-05:00

Then 90% of Black Democrat officeholders should resign. They pretty much all believe this claptrap.

Nothing new here.

Andre Carson IS a second class citizen and it’s no...

2011-08-31T14:14:31.784-05:00

Andre Carson IS a second class citizen and it’s not because of the color of his skin. He is second class because he is a racist, hate-filled, ignorant man. He was spoon fed a job due to the influence his grandmother, Julia Carson, had within Marion County, Indianapolis. He couldn’t pass a simple test to gain employment within the Marion County Sheriff’s Department, so he needed remedial training and miraculously passed! Since the black community casts votes based purely on race, they elected Andre when his grandma “retired.” Andre Carson is a microcosm of the ignorance that now pervades the inner city within Indianapolis. Thank God, I’m sorry Andre, Thank Allah, you aren’t my Congressman.

...more ignorance from "Our Fool on Capitol H...

2011-08-31T13:41:05.143-05:00

...more ignorance from "Our Fool on Capitol Hill!"

For making such tribalist remarks against white pe...

2011-08-31T11:22:11.962-05:00

For making such tribalist remarks against white people who may be associated with the tea party movement, which does include people of all colors, as a voter in the 7th district, I call on Andre Carson to resign. Thanks for here asking, Gary.

If he wants to go to war against the tea party movement, he needs to leave Congress. I am pretty frail, and I hope his hatred does not get me hurt when I display an Indianapolis Tea Party label.

The Congressional Black Caucus is itself a discrim...

2011-08-31T10:53:20.775-05:00

The Congressional Black Caucus is itself a discriminatory organization in that it refuses to admit any white members of Congress, even those who support the message and agenda of the Caucus. Still, we shouldn't feign shock at Carson's remarks insinuating that some members of the tea party might prefer to see Carson and other Caucus members hanging from a tree than support their agenda. Perhaps there is some truth there. And after all, what do we get from political correctness? I would rather a man say what he means and mean what he says. This was, after all, a Caucus gathering, and he was addressing Caucus members and supporters. One doesn't expect the Caucus to abandon their political agenda. But perhaps that agenda is past its prime. After all, we do have a black President, plain evidence that blacks can reach the pinnacles. Do we still need to coddle and support the larger black community with programs we can no longer afford? I am all for giving a hand up. But certain programs, like Section 8 housing, seem to be doing more harm than good. There was a time when the votes were there for programs primarily benefiting blacks. But that time has arguably passed. If President Obama's election to the presidency marks the end of this era, then so be it. Perhaps the message of the Congressional Black Caucus is just tired, past its prime and no longer relevant. Andre Carson needs to focus less on black issues and more on his larger constituency. Personally I think he ought to resign the black caucus and call for its disbanding. The old days are gone.

1) It is sickening that elected members of congres...

2011-08-31T09:06:46.847-05:00

1) It is sickening that elected members of congress would make statements like that, knowing them to be completely false.

2) The Alsee L. Hastings in the video is this one:
In 1988, the Democratic-controlled U.S. House of Representatives took up the case, and Hastings was impeached for bribery and perjury by a vote of 413-3. He was then convicted in 1989 by the United States Senate, becoming the sixth federal judge in the history of the United States to be removed from office by the Senate. The vote on the first article was 69 for and 26 opposed, providing two votes more than the two-thirds of those present that were needed to convict. The first article accused the judge of conspiracy. Conviction on any single article was enough to remove the judge from office.