Che's the racist, not Boston

Boston -- Michael Che is a black man who, by virtue of his melanin, is able to make racial remarks about white people. The "Saturday Night Live" actor called Boston the "most racist city" he has ever visited. 

He gave no examples.

Being that he is unable to back up that remark with a single fact actually puts him in the category of which he accuses Boston.

However, if he can actually show how this is true--that Boston is THE MOST RACIST CITY--then maybe something can be done about it. Otherwise, he should shut his stupid cholesterol entrance because he doesn't know what he's talking about.

The racist Che spoke on SNL's "Weekend Update" the night before the Super Bowl matchup between the Patriots and Falcons. His words were: "I just want to relax, turn my brain off, and watch the blackest city in America best the most racist city I've ever been to."

I would be surprised if Che had a brain to "turn off." And the fact that the Patriots won is just a bonus for this post.

Racists, real racists, tend to see everything in terms of skin color. Yes, and black people can also be racists, contrary to certain racists' beliefs.

So after his words of racial bifurcation, Che told a Boston University audience about how he received angry social media response. 

Che told the audience of clapping seals that the never apologizes for his controversial (aka racist) statements or his language.

White leftists love him because they think he believes they're 'cool'. Apparently, what he really thinks of white people is how stupid they are for making him rich at their expense.

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Arrogant IRS Former Leader Testifies Like a Rug

How Kemosabe

Steve Miller, former head of the IRS, claims that he knows nothing about pretty much everything involving the IRS. Why should he--as the person in charge of policies and procedures, he should be the last person to actually know what was going on when the IRS harassed conservatives and made it virtually impossible for them to claim tax exemption status while liberals were getting a free pass for the same applications. It has become obvious why he is taking an early (one month) retirement; it's his poor memory. He does not remember any significant conversations with anyone in the IRS, but he remembers actually speaking to some of them. 

If I didn't know better, I would say that Miller was taking a page out of the Jodi Arias play book and treated us like we were gullible fools. He actually had the stones to say that the IRS "provided horrible customer service." Customer service? Is that what he's calling it and thinking we're believing it? I suspect Miller has never sat through an actual IRS audit, particularly an adversarial one (which, in a way, is an oxymoron as they're all adversarial to some degree). 

Perhaps Miller should read the Lincoln quote about fooling people all of the time. I think time is up for the Obama administration--people aren't buying the lies anymore; except perhaps Chris Matthews and Piers Morgan who interviewed Obama and offered him a ride home afterward. 

While the president and Jay Carney try to minimize the IRS scandal and Benghazi, they're obviously aware how deep the crap puddle is that they're standing in. Up to their lying lips.

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