"...I have never used an ethnic, racial, anti-Semitic, bigoted, discriminatory, prejudiced, accusation against anybody. I've never done it. I've never thought it."
Hillary Rotten Clinton
July 2000
Of all the people to be accused of "racism"
who'da thunk it was the "first Black President" Bill Clinton and his alleged wife, Broom Hillary.
Sweetness & Light has more on the accusations swirling around the former co-Presidency. They involve comments she made concerning Martin Luther King Jr.
"Dr King’s dream began to be realised when President Lyndon Johnson passed the Civil Rights Act of 1964. It took a president to get it done,”
she said.
The so-called "Smartest Woman in the World" must have flunked civics in high school. It was
Congress who passed the Civil Rights Act of 1964. President Johnson, who signed the bill into law,
credited Republicans for the bill's passage, which had been
filibustered by segregationist Democrats like (Bill Clinton's mentor) J. William Fulbright, Al Gore Sr. and current W. Virginia Senator (and former
Kleagle/
Exalted Cyclops of the
Ku Klux Klan) Robert "Sheets" Byrd.
Bill earlier had referred to Hillary's rival for the Democrat nomination,
Barack Hussein
Obama, as a "kid" (akin to calling him "boy") and stated
Obama's candidacy was a "fairy tale." For his comments, Bill had to make a pilgrimage to race hustler Al
Sharpton to explain himself.
It isn't just Bill and Hillary. Clinton ally and New York Attorney General Andrew
Cuomo is
explaining comments he made at an Albany radio show about Hillary's win in New Hampshire.
"It’s not a TV-crazed race. Frankly you can’t buy your way into it. You can’t shuck and jive at a press conference. All those moves you can make with the press don’t work when you’re in someone’s living room.”
On his blog,
David Drake notes that the term "shuck and jive" has "long been words
used as a negative assessment of African Americans, along the lines of a “foot shufflin’ Negro.” In fact, I don’t recall ever hearing the phrase used in reference to anyone white. According to a story in
Newsday, “The 1994 book ‘
Juba to Jive, a Dictionary of African-American Slang,’ says ‘shuck and jive’ dates back to the 1870s and was an ‘
originally southern 'Negro' expression for clowning, lying, pretense.’"
Despite Hillary's July 2000 quote noted above, there has been allegations of racial slurs being used by both her and Bill. Some evidence has even bubbled to the surface.
In 1996, Hillary made fun of then San Francisco Mayor "Slick Willie" Brown using a mock African-American voice, saying "She's (Emily's List)
supportin' all these people. She's
supportin' Sen. Dianne
Feinstein. She's supported Sen. Barbara Boxer...She supported everybody. Why won't she support me?" Two years later, she publicly insulted Senate candidate Al
D'Amato, an Italian American, as
"Senator Tomato." In 2004 she used racial stereotypes towards Indians at a St. Louis fundraiser.
"I love this quote from Mahatma Gandhi - who ran a gas station down in St. Louis for a couple of years. Mr. Gandhi - do you still go down to the gas station? A lot of wisdom comes out of that gas station."
Besides being alleged of having used anti-Semitic slurs, both Clinton's have also been accused of using racial slurs toward blacks. Referencing a July 2000
Newsmax article, a piece entitled
"The Foulmouthed Clintons" by Reinhold Aman, Ph.D. notes that Arkansas State Trooper Larry Patterson said he'd heard then Governor Bill Clinton use the racial slur
"nigger" while speaking about Jesse Jackson and Little Rock civil rights activist Robert "Say"
MacIntosh. Clinton mistress Dolly Kyle Browning recalled Bill talking about
MacIntosh.
"Not only did he use the 'N' word, he called him a 'GDN' [g*ddamn nigger], if you catch my drift," she said. "He has used the 'N' word before.
Bill would make snide remarks about blacks behind their backs."
Patterson also accused Hillary of using that word also.
"He (Patterson) heard her (Hillary) say 'nigger' 'probably six, eight, ten times. She would be upset with someone in the black community and she would use the 'N' word, like, you heard they've got the president's brother on tape using the 'N' word.'"
Of course, the liberal
MSM won't hold the Clinton's responsible for these terms, not like they used "
macaca" to beat over former Virginia Senator George Allen's head.
Question to ask Hillary in the next debate: You claimed once to have never used any bigoted comments. Why should we believe you after you publicly made ethnic slurs towards Al
D'Amato and Gandhi?