This could really hurt McShamnesty.

Hillary had better be talking to Ricardo Montalban.

DfD — Avoid it from now on. ”

Dont you think you should be sure, before you issue an ultimatum?

Ill leave it to others to summise.

“You can’t do this! You’re bought and paid for, you wetback sp*c!”

This is so much fun to watch.

The Race Card on March 22, 2008 at 4:30 PM

I’ve honestly never heard the term “chunte” before so I’m not sure if it’s a slur or not, but someone else just e-mailed me to complain so I’m guessing it is.

DfD — Avoid it from now on.

Because Mr. Hernandez is a bit more concerned about Mexican than American interests. Not an issue of ethnicity, issue of political goals.

Spirit of 1776 on March 21, 2008 at 8:31 PM

I have never heard nor read any comments made by Gov. Richardson that would indicate any love for Mexico over America. I think your assertion reveals more about you than about Richardson.

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I hope they both come out to L.A. on May 1 for the Million Mehi March being organized by the Mexican Government. I hope they get millions and millions of chuntes out in the streets…

DfDeportation on March 21, 2008 at 8:35 PM

Your language here is offensive. I hope you get banned.

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The Republican party has been focused on identity politics since the inception of the 08 campaign. We are muddy with the filth.

We would have done very well to leave this crap to the Dems. Because as bad as they are, we always seem to make ourselves look worse.

Is it possible for Republicans to express themselves without sounding like Bl@ckbird or other resident bigots?

I think our tonedeafness on issues of culture and race will cost us now and in the future. After this election, the black electorate will be more fully engaged, as will Hispanics. We need a true representation of our minority numbers to be reflected at the polls or we will struggle as a party forever.

As long as we must fight to increase our numbers, we cannot consolidate and solidify a STRONG Republican platform. The current wave of right-lite policies and posturing is damaging. We are running like moderates because we need to pander to the middle in order to win.

Drop the incendiary, race-baiting and focus on real Republican values and ideals.

If Fauxbama ever tires of dancing around what he really meant by “typical white people,” he can always explain why his soon to be veep pick felt it necessary to pad his resume with baseball exploits. Two losers in a pod.

Carville himself is also back in the news, commenting on Bill Richardson’s endorsement of Barack Obama: “Mr. Richardson’s endorsement came right around the anniversary of the day when Judas sold out for 30 pieces of silver, so I think the timing is appropriate, if ironic.” Adam Nagourney and Bill Zeleny helpfully explicate Carville’s allusion for the slower readers of the New York Times. Carville was “referring to Holy Week.”

LOL.

The irony of the liberals’ self-immolation by identity-politics is thicker and sweeter than molasses.

Entelechy on March 21, 2008 at 9:20 PM

Oh let me taste your tears, Scott! Oh, the tears of unfathomable sadness! Mmm-yummy! Mmm-yummy

-Eric Cartman

Richardson and Hussein can only exacerbate the damage Bush has done to the country. Invasion on steroids.

The guy’s a goof (watch his eyes!), but I actually like the beard.

Tzetzes on March 22, 2008 at 12:34 AM

Richardson’s voice is annoying! :{

Looks like a diss for Bill R. Slick asks him why 2 cabinet positions aren’t enough and Penn calls him insignificant. Man, I hope this thing goes on through summer.

Love Guillermo’s goatee.

JiangxiDad on March 21, 2008 at 8:21 PM

The guy’s a goof (watch his eyes!), but I actually like the beard.

“I am a Hispanic”

You don’t look Hispanic. You look like Al Gore.

tarpon on March 21, 2008 at 9:32 PM

He had to mention it because it could help him get Latino votes in this post-racial election.