Oct
3
To borrow a phrase, this is “must see TV:”
What bothers me most is that many of these Democrats are members of the Congressional Black Caucus, and it appears they are defending the criminal activities of Franklin Raines because he is black. And defending the policies of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac because they benefited poor Blacks.
I though such disgusting racism ended in the 1950’s. Racism is wrong no matter who does it.
At any rate, we have seen the labor of the Democrats come to fruition over the past several days. We know who is to blame, and we know who should be going to jail. What are we waiting for?
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