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Racist Editorial writer returns to the Eagle Tribune.

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Matthew May, who called the first African American President of the United States a “man-child” on the editorial page of the Eagle Tribune, is back:

A vote for incumbent president Barack Obama in November is a vote against the United States Constitution and for one’s own enslavement.

http://www.eagletribune.com/opinion/x1495166568/Column-Americans-face-a-defining-choice-in-presidential-election

Old timers tell me the ET was once a great newspaper. That must have been a very long time ago.

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    Restoration: The God and Country Education Project succinctly presents the ambitious plan put forth by a group of Christian patriots to establish the American Christian Academies, a network of privately-funded schools offering a classical liberal education based upon the fundamental principles of faith, stewardship, and citizenship found in the Bible and the United States Constitution. If you have been wondering what you can do to improve American education and embolden the American cause, read this book.

    And this guy thinks he knows what is constitutional?

  2. who posts at the right-wing blog American Thinker, evidently a favorite of Rush Limbaugh’s. He’s got an obsession with racism, but only because it’s perpetrated by blacks:

    Too many of us are unwilling to respond to real racism perpetrated by the likes of Eric Holder, Barack Obama, and Jeremiah Wright by repudiating their bigotry in loud, bold language. Instead we slink to diversity awareness programs at work and school and pretend they are useful. We yield to the propaganda our children – all of our children – are fed in government schools at the expense of the canons of Western civilization without standing up to demand better of our educators. When reluctant to stand up for our children against the onslaught of illiberal education, it is difficult to imagine how much more cowardly we could be.

    If anyone wants more of this guy’s fringiness, go to the American Thinker and search it. I won’t link to it.

  3. I was going to quote some of the Disqus comments posted there from Brown’s base – but, well… ewwwww.

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