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Pulling the race card is Jackson-Lee's default position.
Lucky for her the woman she bumped out of first-class wasn't black because, like Nancy Pelosi with her hands tied behind her back, she'd be speechless. The overweight and overpaid congresswoman bloviated on Twitter that she believes the incident was all about race.
Poor Jackson-Lee. Everybody hates her not because she's a racist herself, but because she's black.
"Since this was not any fault of mine, the way the individual continued to act appeared to be, upon reflection [she actually doesn't have her own reflection] because I was an African American woman, [as still is] seemingly an easy target along with the African American flight attendant who was very, very nice, [unless it was her who got bumped], the Texas Democrat posted. "This saddens me," she lied, " especially at this time of year given all of the things we have to work on to help people."
Aside from herself, who has she really helped?
Everything for Jackson-Lee is about race, because that's precisely how real racists think. It's like depressed people thinking that everything is depressing.
"But in the spirit of this season [she cannot write or mouth the word "Christmas"] and out of the sincerity of my heart, [which is better than your heart] I am kind enough to simply say sorry."
That isn't kindness--that's called bragging about being better than the woman.
The ridiculousness continiued: "But as an African American [she isn't from Africa, she's an American American] I know there are too many examples like this all over the nation [because Jackson-Lee cannot finish a complete thought without throwing in race and trying to sound superior]."
Jean-Marie Simon, 63, was the woman who was tossed out of her first-class seat to make way for a bigot who can only see Simon's motive for feeling upset as one of racism.
Simon witnessed a uniformed United employee pull Jackson-Lee from the priority boarding line and escort her political butt to a first-class seat before any other passengers got on the plane.
I personally saw Patrick Ewing, a former New York Knick, at JFK Airport, standing in line behind me to purchase an airline ticket. He was taken off the line with his son to go to the front of the line for priority treatment. Ewing is black, I am white [I believe] and nobody said a word because if I had said something about fairness, I would have been labeled a racist.
And if Jean-Marie Simon somehow bumped Sheila Jackson-Lee from the first-class seat because she paid for it, I believe Jackson-Lee would have still called Simon a racist.
What I believe had really happened was that United bumped Simon to give Jackson-Lee the first-class seat and then made up a story that she had canceled. It makes no sense that Simon would show up if she actually canceled the flight, so it's probably United is lying.
Sheila Jackson-Lee should have kept silent about the situation as it wasn't directly her fault--especially if she believed the seat wasn't booked for Simon. But like most liberals, she just can't keep her mouth shut and has to have a racial opinion about everything and everybody.
Not every white person is a racist. In fact, relatively few white people are racist, especially to the level Jackson-Lee contends we are.
Only an apology specialist apologized to Simon, nobody at the management level did.
The only way to change things is to frequent businesses that treat you better, even if sometimes it's more expensive or an inconvenience--you're worth it.
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