Steele Gets Support From Serial Liars, Hucksters

10:11 am EST November 23rd, 2005 | Uncategorized | 5 Comments

Project 21 is one of the conservative organizations set up by rich caucasian right-wingers who back some black faces to spout conservative nonsense (one of them said blacks should thank God for slavery, while another chucklehead said that the NAACP was the Klan). So of course they would magically find a supposed eyewitness to Steele’s made-up cookie incident. Of course, nobody to the left of Atilla the Hun has ever seen this incident, and the numerous cameras in attendance never saw that the air was “thick like locusts” with a hailstorm of Oreo cookies? Why? Because it never happened.

Michael Steele, like so many other black cons, is trying to play victim for deciding to go where the bucks are and be part of an ideology that actively works against his own race. For this choice, Steele and others want to be martyrs. But like the other cons, they’re just phonies.

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5 Responses to “Steele Gets Support From Serial Liars, Hucksters”

  1. PSU94 says:
    November 23, 2005 at 2:11 pm

    “Steele gets support from serial liars…”

    David Brock is supporting Steele?!

  2. JD says:
    November 23, 2005 at 3:11 pm

    So let me get this straight … If we are to accept your assertion, which I do, that the air was not thick like locusts with oreos, that is proof positive that none of this happened? Even if one oreo was thrown, tossed, handed to, any other verb you can conjure up here … it was a blatant racial action because he does not hold the “correct” othodoxy that some believe he should hold, based solely on his race.

  3. Oliver Willis says:
    November 23, 2005 at 11:11 pm

    If an oreo was tossed, that’s a bad thing and Steele would have been within his rights to say so. But instead he and the Maryland GoP have fabricated this story and now its blowing back in their faces.

  4. southpaw says:
    November 25, 2005 at 6:11 am

    Hannity and Limbaugh still are talking about the incident like it was true and they know it to be true. Yet they still rake Dan Rather across the coals for reporting the story about Bush’s National Guard record for providing counterfeit documents to prove it true. The documents may have been counterfeit, but the story was 100% true, according to witnesses who remember.

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