I’d say it’s Rep. Melvin Watt:

The chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus Friday urged his Capitol Hill colleagues to extend and strengthen the Voting Rights Act in order to “level the playing field” because, U.S. Rep. Melvin Watt said, “white people … will not consider voting for an African American candidate.”

Look in the mirror, Melvin. Here in Memphis a populace was highly dissatisfied with Mayor “King Willie” Herrenton yet voted him in over a more qualified candidate because . . . the other guy was white and Memphis is predominantly black.

To say that a conservative white guy won’t vote for a conservative black is wrong . . . and racist. I would have voted for Colin Powell for president before I saw his soft-on-terrorism cozy-up-to-the-UN policies in action. I will definitely vote for Condi Rice for president precisely because I’ve seen her play-hardball-with-lefty-foriegn-governments and I-love-the-Second-Amendment stances.

Democrats are the racists and I’m getting tired of it. Fortunately, so are African-Americans as word gets out that while Democrats engender victimization and subsidies, Republicans engender achievement and building a legacy:

On a related note, the media is in love with the concept of the new television show, Commander in Chief, being the method of preparing the American psyche for a real woman president. The media, being leftists, and the creator/director/writer (Rod Lurie), a Democrat, envision this being Hillary. How sweet would it be if that female president turned out to be Condi? There wouldn’t be an uncracked cap in all of California for all of the gnashing of teeth!