Grasping At Straws


While some express outrage at the "outrage" revolving around Coretta Scott King's Funeral Ceremony, I'd just like to point out some things.

1. It's a sad day when someone can't talk about civil liberties and peace during the funeral of someone who worked to advance civil liberties and peace.

2. It's a sad state of affairs when the best the critics can do is bash a person who has long since left elected office. I mean, what does trashing Jimmy Carter do? Is this how conservatives plan on rallying their base for the November elections? If so: yikes.

3. It's sad that it took Ms. King's death to get President Bush away from his traditional, pre-screened environment. It must have been so awkward for him to be around so many black people that he didn't personally appoint to a Cabinet position. And for Bill Clinton to get an almost eternal ovation from the crowd? See, Mr. Bush: that's what real admiration sounds like.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Right on with your evaluation of the funeral service. For once Bush was not insolated from opposing views. I am sure he got an earful of truth, too bad it will not make a bit of difference.

Onanite

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