By Barry Secrest

Excerpt From Latest Article at Conservative Refocus:

Cry Havoc, Loose the Racist Card of Yore

Next, Rich's Column descends into the same paranoid if not schizophrenic diatribe as it formerly disavowed when Rich parlays an Extreme Left Reporter's efforts at linking the big tent Tea Party Group to far-right members of extremist fringe movements which are of an anti-government bent.  Rich goes on to state that it only takes a few "self-styled Patriots" to sow havoc--to which we can easily counter that it only takes a few "self-styled anti-patriots" to sow the same such havoc with our country.  This can already be seen by looking at where the Nation is today, Mr. Rich.  In a tandem sense,  never has this Nation been more politically divided nor more economically wounded than it is currently.  Mr. Rich seems to be one of many suffering from the "Liberal Ostrichitus" Pandemic.

Rich then skates even further out on thin ice by stating of  Tea Partiers:  "They really do hate all of Washington and if they hate Obama more than the Republican establishment, it's only by a hair or two."  Then Rich throws out the "Racist Card" yet again by stating that Obama "get's extra demerits for his race in some circles, otherwise he and Bush would be in a dead heat" (of dislike).  Rich, why not yank out the "Liberal hallucinogenic drip line"  of Mainstream Media that is feeding your insanity of falsehoods?!  You cannot possibly believe that Tea Party members place Republicans on the same Constitutionally-damning level as the Liberals in charge.  (At least Krugman and Dionne believe in their faulty notions).

As to the racist ploy, I can only say that we have all grown truly weary of Liberals stating that the Nation is racist when better than half of its citizens voted for Obama.  Regardless, then Rich goes nuclear and states that the Tea Party is actually the Party of No Government at all or; more dramatically, they are actually "Anarchists."

Now we begin to see where the true fear lies in these Liberal-Misanthropic Party Apologists.

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