(Idealogical)Supremacism is the belief that a particular belief system or culture is superior to others and entitles those who identify with it to dominate...
this is where we're at with the current democtrat party...."WE are the ONES we've been waiting for" OBAMA ... creepy
explains the absoultely smarmy way that these folks act when they are among the like-minded, the things that they say and those that they impune, destroy...they know what's best for you ...
this is all far more about ideaology than race, it is in almost every instance...race is just the vehical and in many cases the club...they're dying to swing the club in this instance but the "opposition" just isn't that interest in putting up a fight...must be very frustrating
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soooo, she either doesn't really believe what she said or she just should have said it differently so as not to cause controversy...like in the tape....not a racist...a supremacist...fits the definition...thinks her race, culture or belief system gives her some intellectual advantages over white guys...some would say reverse racist...I'd go with supremacist...believing that her ideaology and value system are superior to others....explains a lot...the off the prompter remarks of Obama and wife..clearly always think they're the smartest people in the room and make sure it's known, these thugs in congress and the administration and their minions that continue to threaten those that are waving a white flag on this despite their own past behavior(SCHUMER)...either they're not getting the fight that they'd hoped for on this one or they're not content to win...they also need to knock you down and kick your teeth in...we're only 6 months into this fiasco and these folks have only just begun to throw their weight around...like Obama said "you ain't seen nothing yet"...
this is going to be good
OOPS
White House Says Sotomayor Chose Words Poorly
By BEN FELLER, Associated Press Writer Ben Feller, Associated Press Writer – 1 min ago
WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama on Friday personally sought to deflect criticism about Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor, who finds herself under intensifying scrutiny for saying in 2001 that a female Hispanic judge would often reach a better decision than a white male judge. "I'm sure she would have restated it," Obama flatly told NBC News, without indicating how he knew that.
The quote in question from Sotomayor has emerged as a rallying call for conservative critics who fear she will offer opinions from the bench based less on the rule of law and more on her life experience, ethnicity and gender. That debate is likely to play a central role in her Senate confirmation process.
Said Sotomayor in 2001: "I would hope that a wise Latina woman with the richness of her experiences would more often than not reach a better conclusion than a white male who hasn't lived that life."
After three days of suggesting that reporters and critics should not dwell on one sentence from a speech, the White House had a different message Friday.
"I think if she had the speech to do all over again, I think she'd change that word," presidential spokesman Robert Gibbs told reporters.
Gibbs said he did not hear that from Sotomayor directly, but rather from people who had talked to her, and he did not identify who those people were. Sotomayor herself has made no public comments about the matter and was not available for comment.
Spence buddy, you are the one that freaked out on this one, vociferous defender of all things Obama, "you're taking her out of context!" ummmm....no.....you can't find anyone that thinks she won't be confirmed yet even O was apaplectic in his demand that she be confirmed....weird....
hope everyone had some productive fishing time this weekend...even Spence
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