Republican Congressman: 'You have to play ball where the monkey throws it'

fcuk this racist bastard!! He can eat sh--= and die!!

racist still is a problem in the world

Considering he looks like a chimp, maybe he was referring to himself or those hate filled folks in the audience. The GOP is just as vile as all out with this racist tripe as they don't have any real solutions to anything and don't even try to hide their racism anymore, ick.

That's right, let it all come out now. The world gets to finally see what African Americans have been putting up with. Show your true colors.

Sorry folks, I just don't see it.

While I detest the general tenor and lackluster performance of the present Republican Party; and consider them to be un-American for failing to provide us with a viable political alternative (i.e., just say no is not an alternative): I don't find this to be an incident worthy of our fervor.

Of course not knowledge. He meant nothing by this comment right? We're always talking about monkeys when we have black presidents right? This guy is driving inside the invisible lines created. Of what you can say, just coming up to the line of a racist comment, without crossing it. And be able to say wink wink, knod to your mainly white racist audience. How else do you think these bastards kept jim crow around as long as they did? White people have a deadly sickness called RACISM. It is the disease in the body of America that she refused to deal with, and will eventually deal with her. How sad for these poor white racist. Watching the walls of racist hatred come crumbling down...

Especially when the monkey is so much smarter than you.

Good morning. I did not say nor did I imply that the offender did not have a subliminal intent. What I said is this does not merit our fervor. The assault upon the Sister by a punk at Cracker Barrel (witnessed by her 7-year old daughter); that deserves our fervor! We should boycott Cracker Barrel until they provide the Sister's attorney with the assistance sought to pursue this matter. But, this is a fool acting foolishly. I am not angry about this because I expect it. As the person who brought Darfur to the American psyche, initiated the fight against the Jena 6 incident, and began the movement to fire Imus: I think we need to be judicious in the use of our righteous indignation. If we respond with anger at every slight; we will be continuously angry. I've found unrestrained anger to be counterproductive to addressing and resolving the myriad of issues faced by the African Heritage Community.