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Left-Wing Attorney General Ashamed of End to Discrimination

A federal appeals court recently upheld an injunction barring a county official from continuing to prevent people from voting based on their race. The unanimous ruling in United States v. Brown (5th Cir. 2009) was a victory for the Justice Department, which brought the case back during the Bush Administration.

But Eric Holder, Obama’s new attorney general, is ashamed of the decision, and his Justice Department is keeping mum about it. The Justice Department refused even to issue a press release announcing…

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Top Obama Adviser Blames America for 9/11, Says America Is Racist

Top Obama adviser Charles Ogletree says that America is to blame for 9/11 and that Americans are stupidHe also says that America is a racist country, and that Americans will only vote for Obama because he is half-white.

Ogletree, a Harvard law professor, will likely be the Assistant Attorney General in charge of the Civil Rights Division during the upcoming Obama Administration.  He has attracted controversy in the past for plagiarism and his association with Al Sharpton.  (The Washington Examiner declared him a “dim bulb).  He is a leading proponent of race-based reparations.

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Charles Ogletree Declared “Dim Bulb” for Calling America Racist

The Washington Examiner today declared Harvard law professor Charles Ogletree, a top adviser to Obama and likely future Assistant Attorney General, to be the “dim bulb” of the day for his racially-charged remarks branding America as a racist country:

“During an Oct. 25 panel discussion on race at Harvard, this top Barack Obama adviser said the U.S. should still be considered a racist nation even if the Illinois Senator is elected to the White House because Obama ‘happens to be biracial.’   So even if…

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