racist

I’m a little confused about some of the comments that I keep hearing from the news network talking heads regarding our head of state.

Many families are all over the political spectrum, but they probably don’t call each other racists at the Thanksgiving dinner table.

As of January 20 Donald J. Trump completed his first year in office and one thing is glaringly clear. Everyone, and I mean everyone, hates him.

The Italians were all gangsters, Jews were money-grubbing bankers, blacks were lazy and uneducated and the Irish were all drunks.

This is genius. I’m really looking forward to sleeping better having the immense weight of personal responsibility lifted off my sizeable shoulders.

I don’t care what your position is — all views are welcome with me. You might be a racist or bigot but you’re going to get your say.

Coulter was going to share a few thoughts with students and their invited guests. Why the consternation? What possible harm could expressing a few thoughts do?

There is no group of people you can name that don’t have a victim card carefully concealed somewhere on their person ready to pull out and flash.

I don’t believe prejudice is permanent. It’s just permanent for some people. All each of us can do is try to get along. Sometimes that’s not always easy.

I’m trying to remember the last time I answered a poll or survey honestly. After all I didn’t want to give the pollster the wrong impression of me as a person.