I try my best to ignore this fool, but damn...
I added a clip behind the one Jack and Jill Politics posted.
You want to know how broken (as in horses, not furniture) this man is?
ZAHN: All right. One last question, this one from Axel in New York. He says: "I believe that most people are over the race issue. For the most part, it's not about race, but about attitudes. You want to be treated as a human being, you should act like one."
WATKINS: Well, that's a very forward way of thinking.
Joe Watkins is what Jesse Lee Peterson aspires to be...smooth and paid.
Watch Joe and you'll see how you can tell when a Conservative is up against a rhetorical wall. They use a tactic I first noticed when Mike Levitt appeared on Washington Journal to defend Bush's then-planned veto of the S-CHIP bill. Someone would call in and say, "There's proof Canada's single payer system delivers heath care at least as well as our American system." Levitt would say, "We believe the consumer makes the best decisions about their own health." Someone would call in and say, "That waiting time bugaboo is nonsense." Levitt would say, "We believe the consumer makes the best decisions about their own health."
What's happened here is we no longer need facts to justify our actions. All we need is faith that we are right. In a queer way, even the outcomes don't matter except as a test of faith.
Reverend Watkins falls back on faith pretty quickly. Listen for him to say, "I believe...". Then see how many actual, testable (nevermind tested) statements he makes from that point forward.
MUCH smoother than Jesse Lee.
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Watkins is one of the
Watkins is one of the commentators appearing in the new anti-Obama documentary, "Hype: The Obama Effect." Ken Blackwell is another black conservative appearing in the doc.
Watkins has been groomed to
Watkins has been groomed to properly play his role.
Inkognegro posted the following at Jack and Jill Politics. It originally appeared at the Huffington Post:
He was hired through a
He was hired through a faith-based initiative.
"Joe was introduced to
"Joe was introduced to politics in 1981 when he joined the staff of newly elected U.S. Senator Dan Quayle as the Assistant State Director. In 1984, he was tapped to run for the U.S. House of Representatives from Indiana's 10th congressional district but was defeated in the general election by the incumbent."
I think Watkins was always on board the RNC train.
He's a Sambo. Plain.Simple.Unfettered
A bi-racial Black Man drumming up a Race War. See, sometimes, Black folks really do need a Drop Squad. This level of deliberate maliciousness deserves a beatdown.