The Federal Bureau of Investigation reports that crime in America is down, but too many in state and federal governments wouldn’t know a crime if billy club-wielding New Black Panthers intimidated white voters outside of a polling booth on election days. But just let an election registrar ask a black person for a photo ID before they vote for sheriff and the “return of Jim Crow” | Read More »
Partisan party politics, even in a so-called “non-partisan” municipal election, and even when whites and blacks are largely split along separate party lines, does not equate, necessarily to “racial politics”. The view from the Stone Mountain of Georgia Atlanta’s mayoral run-off proves the post-racial politics trend DeVine Law & Politics has thoroughly examined the Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s skin pigmentation obsessions and racist projections from the beginning | Read More »
I wish the *Atlanta Journal-Constitution would hire some black folks (or DeVine Law Gamecock) to help them find the truthful news; get over their own white guilt; and quit projecting that guilt onto the people of the city this conservative Republican loves. Yes, I am white. It appears that Kasim Reed (who happens to be black) won the Atlanta mayoral run-off over Mary Norwood (yep, | Read More »
Reed (black) ad attacks Franklin (black) ‘mess at City Hall’ Despite the AJC racial obsession, like I said weeks ago, the Atlanta mayoral run-off is not about race and never was The view from the Stone Mountain of Georgia There was more racial cross-over voting for Mary Norwood and Kasim Reed on Election Day than in any similarly contested Atlanta mayoral election in history (15-25%) | Read More »
Leadership, not race, will decide Atlanta mayoral run-off The dead-tree drive-by media in Atlanta, as predicted here and here, has beaten the racial drum incessantly since Mary Norwood (46%) failed to garner the required 50% plus one votes to avoid a December 1 run-off against runner-up Kasim Reed (36%). The latest insult to Atlanta voters cites MSM polls showing a strong inclination for people to | Read More »
Atlanta remains a city too busy to hate, which fact caused the Rooster oracle to realize he wasn’t too busy to end his Sabbatical for an Election Day prognostication. This I-85 South Carolina native has loved the Capital of Dixie since childhood. His brother was even born at Crawford-Long Hospital when the family moved to Bolton Drive during a Southern Railway shutdown of its Hayne | Read More »
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