In a heartfelt tribute to George
Floyd, the black man killed at the hands of a soulless Minneapolis police
officer last month, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi recently reflected on his
memory. She recalled that Floyd’s brother asked her if she’d name her party’s
police reform bill after him. Pelosi said she would recommend that to the Judiciary
Committee, but only “if you tell me that this legislation is worthy
of George Kirby’s name.” She added that, “he said it is” and noted
that they were “very proud.”
George Kirby was an
African-American comedian and impressionist who frequently appeared on variety
and game shows in the 1960s and 1970s.
Very proud indeed. She was so moved
by the death of a black man she and her party have since used like a rented
tuxedo that she couldn’t come up with his name.
But she wasn’t alone in her
disgrace. Chuck Schumer (Moron-N.Y.) took to the Senate floor to display his
ignorance and hypocrisy. He said, “Who do you believe when it comes to civil
rights and police accountability: Mitch McConnell, or the lawyer for the
families of Floyd
Taylor, of George Taylor, George Floyd—and Breonna Taylor?” I guess the
third time’s the charm, Chuckles! Who do you believe? I think you just
made that decision easy for us, Chuck.
There are Democratic politicians
all over the country trying to recall the name of a man they claim is a nearly
Christ-like figure in his world-wide impact. Ponder that. And, as always, they
are getting away with this evil charade because there is no free press left in
the West. Those in the media have, willingly, permanently, attached
themselves to the soft, fleshy ass of so-called progressives the world ‘round
like arrogant remoras…affording no choice but for us non-elites to push back or
simply fade away. (Tragically, we appear to be doing the latter, emboldening
them even more.)
You can just picture Alexandria
Ocasio-Cortez approaching the dais and saying, “People’s of Color Unite! Like, Unite
in the memory of Lloyd George, er, like…Boy George—uh.” Who can’t see Hillary
Clinton pompously orating, rambling on as to how “this is all about
George Jefferson, um, I mean George Plimpton, err…?”
It’s only a matter of time and
opportunity before Joe Biden says, “It’s bad enough that 120 million Americans
have died since Donald Trump brought the cornhole virus to America. But to lose
a man like Curious George to rampant police violence is truly tragic.”
Don’t think the media is totally
biased? What if President Trump had gotten George Floyd’s name wrong?
Repeatedly? Think CNN, MSNBC, The New York Times and The Washington Post would
have hidden that fact? Chris Cuomo, Don Lemon, Rachel Maddow, et. al.,
would have been giddy in their vicious denunciations of Trump. It would have
dominated the 24-hour news cycle for weeks. Headlines would scream, “Trump
Doesn’t Care Enough About Black People To Remember their Names,” “Black People
All Alike According To Trump,” and “Trump In Obvious Cognitive Decline.”
The majority of today’s Democrats
are ignorant. Of history, economics, human nature, etc. Sadly, some are stupid.
This is why they shun debate in favor of attempted character assassination. Almost
all are hypocritical. Virtually all choose power over what’s best for their
country. Republicans, on the other hand, tend to be spineless and craven,
caving or compromising with hypocritical idiots who could care less about their
countrymen with nauseating frequency.
And, incredibly, statues of men
like George Washington, U.S. Grant, and Abraham Lincoln are being pulled down. None
of whom were ignorant, stupid, spineless or craven. All of whom cared more
about their countrymen—and country—than they did about their own power.
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