Martin O'Malley CAVES.............Donald Trump DOESN'T
There's a lot of old saws that are generally all too
true. Some go back to Elementary School; "No one likes a tattle
tale." Others are just universal truths at ANY age; "No one respects
a coward."
At a recent "Netroots Convention," Martin
O'Malley made a perfectly neutral statement and one that is obviously true,
"Black lives matter, white lives matter...ALL lives matter."
Apparently we're all supposed to believe that
somehow O'Malley forgot where he was?
Seriously?!
AS IF he didn't know that the "Black Lives
Matter" (BLM) segment of the Netroots is peopled almost entirely by
virulently anti-white bigots?
IF he didn't know that, he SHOULD'VE immediately
walked off that stage and strongly condemned that blatant bigotry/racism,
rather than cravenly court the "bigot vote."
Instead, in typical white-liberal/progressive style,
Martin O'Malley disgraced himself and caved in...and promptly APOLOGIZED for
offending the bigots in the audience!
“I meant no disrespect,” O’Malley said in a recent
interview, “That was a mistake on my part and I meant no disrespect. I did not
mean to be insensitive in any way or communicate that I did not understand the
tremendous passion, commitment and feeling and depth of feeling that all of us
should be attaching to this issue.” (http://www.cnn.com/…/polit…/martin-omalley-all-lives-matter/)
THIS
is precisely WHY most voters are
sick of "professional" politicians and WHY wildcard, non-politically correct, "NON-Politicians,"
like Donald Trump, are able to do what most "professional
politicians" CAN'T - galvanize
the public.
Martin O'Malley SHOULD'VE
stormed off that stage and condemned that blatant bigotry. He had ABSOLUTELY nothing to lose. Those
bigots aren't going to vote for the likes of O'Malley anyway.
So, he COULD HAVE stood up against bigotry....but,
in the end, he just didn't have the guts, even when it wouldn't have cost him
any votes!
Howard Kurtz (of Media Buzz) has it exactly right: "The
former Maryland governor was at the Netroots Nation conference over the weekend
when a group of demonstrators began demanding that he talk about police
brutality. They soon began chanting: “Black lives matter!”
"O’Malley, who had been talking about civilian
boards to oversee police, responded with this:
“Black lives matter. White lives matter. All lives
matter.”
"What could possibly be objectionable about
that statement?
"But the mostly black protesters didn’t like it
and began booing the Democratic candidate.
"O’Malley might have responded by taking them
on, by making an impassioned plea for justice for all races.
"But he did not. And in a subsequent interview
with the online show “This Week in Blackness,” he apologized:
“I meant no disrespect. That was a mistake on my
part and I meant no disrespect. I did not mean to be insensitive in any way or
communicate that I did not understand the tremendous passion, commitment and
feeling and depth of feeling that all of us should be attaching to this issue.”
"Seriously? He’s sorry for saying white lives
also matter? That all lives matter?
The Left: the party that boos God and calls "all lives matter" racist.
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