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Frankly I expected Barack Obama to play the race card at some point. I was even thinking of taking predictions on the radio show. It was a persistent theme in the campaign, and it's been ever-present during the media's post-coital bliss/pre-inauguration buildup. So I'm not surprised that Barack Obama has decided to keep the race card on the table for his presidency.
What surprised me is the swiftness with which the issue presented itself, and the moral certainty with which the excoriation of all things "white" was delivered. I didn't expect it to happen during the inauguration. And I certainly didn't expect Barack Obama to allow condemnation of an entire race at his own inauguration.
The Rev. Joseph Lowry opened a lot of old wounds unnecessarily yesterday with his mini racist tirade, praying to God that White be made right. Upon hearing this, President Obama smiled a smug smile and gave the Reverend a warm hug. I wonder if he would have responded similarly if Rick Warren had made a point of praying for unborn children in his invocation?
The media thought the Reverend was cute. I wonder why they didn't think Trent Lott's joke about Strom Thurmond was cute?
Tonight on Evil Conservative Radio we'll interview Kevin Jackson from The Black Sphere, a noted black conservative, and get his perspective on Lowry and the Obama inauguration, as well as what this means for the state of black conservatism. I for one think a political wildfire could happen if Black families ever realize how out of sync the agenda of the left is with their personal beliefs. That's part of the message at The Black Sphere, and we're excited to talk about that tonight at 7PM EDT on WVOX 1460-AM in NYC/Westchester/Long Island, and also available streaming on wvox.com.
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