Posted on March 21, 2008 by Paul Mirengoff

Now you tell us

I’ve been listening to Barack Obama’s apologists gush about how wonderful his Philadelphia speech was, and how important it is to have a serious discussion of race in America of the kind Obama now has initiated. Obama himself made the latter claim.
So my question is: if this discussion is so important, why did Obama commence it only after he had been exposed as the patron of an anti-American racist?

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