You know, there's a, I've got a story here in the stack Hollywood leftist led by Ed

Asner and Mike Farrell.

Now, there are a couple of relics, but they are the leaders of the anti-war movement

in Hollywood. And they're still influencing young actors and actresses. And they are admitting.

They don't like this at all. They don't like this theory of business. They don't like

what's going on in Libya. They don't like Obama's foreign policy at all, but they will not

go public with it. And Asner admitted, why? They don't want to be seen as anti black.

Bingo again. It's the same reason the Republicans are not standing up and stopping this or opposing it.

Nobody wants to be seen as anti black. And so opposing Obama is not seen as opposing Obama. It is

racism. It is perceived as being against black people because of the nature of this nation's

past in terms of slavery whenever black person reaches a position of power. We've got to relax

all the standards because of the soft bigotry of low expectations because of all the sympathy

because we feel so bad for what happened that they can't do anything wrong. We're not going

to permit that. It's just not that it would be so unfair. It'd be so unfair. And the first black

president to get there and then be subject to criticism. There's not fair. It's not fair.

This, we got a long way to go before we level the plane and feel that what happened during the

days of slavery. And so even the most virulent anti war protesters in Hollywood are afraid to speak

up because even more important to them than their anti war position is their position on race.

And don't doubt that for a minute. The civil rights movement is why Hollywood is liberal.

80% of it minimum, maybe 90% do not doubt me. The civil rights movement, the marches in the 60s,

all of that is exactly why Hollywood's liberal and everything else. When you throw in

the first African American president, you shut them up on anything else that they disagree with.

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