Quote of the Day - Jehmu Greene Edition

“is going to appeal to folks like you, voters like you: bow-tying white boys.”

Jehmu Greene, democratic strategist, to Tucker Carlson during a debate on the claims of minority status used by senate candidate Elizabeth Warren.

By the way, Tucker wasn't wearing a bow tie.   Yep, Tucker is the racist one.

Imagine if what said was instead:

is going to appeal to folks like you, voters like you: dress wearing black chicks.

I don't think Tucker would be appearing on Fox News again.

Linked at Jehmu Greene.  Thanks, I think.

Liberal Policy Irony of the Day

When Alvin Greene won the Democratic nomination for the senate seat in South Carolina, many believed that he was a Republican Plant.  Greene has no name recognition, no job, and lets face it; he isn't the sharpest tool in the shed.  Congressman Clyburn wanted an investigation on how an unemployed person was able to get the $10,000 fee to get into the race. 

Well, the investigation is now complete.  Turns out that since he lives in his parents basement, he was able to use the money that he has been collecting from all those extended unemployment benefits to pay his fee. 

We have to be honest here, the republicans had no reason to plant anyone into this race, Senator DeMint has close to a 70% approval rating, no matter who runs against him has a very long row to hoe.  But, this is just too rich not to comment on. 

H/T to RedState

Alvin Greene on The Laura Ingraham Show

First, this man sounds high.  Second, this is going to fun election season with him in it. 

Funniest Line of the Day - Alvin Greene Edition

“I am the best candidate for the United States Senate in South Carolina,” 

 “And I am also the best person to be Time magazine’s Man of the Year.”

Alvin Greene to Time reporter Michael Scherer. 

This is the gift that just keeps on giving.

The Bizarre Candidacy of Alvin Greene

I am sure by now that you have heard this story, Alvin Greene is the nominee for the senate in South Carolina.  He will be running against Jim DeMint. 

This man had no website, didn't really campaign, never filed anything with the FEC about his fundraising activities.  He lives with his parents, doesn't have a job, has a cloudy military record, and is facing felony charges for showing a college student pornographic material.  It is very strange indeed.  So strange that Jim Clyburn is asking for an investigation on how he won the nomination, and is asking him to drop out of the race. 

I think the question we should be asking is exactly how bad was his opponent? 

Although with all the nonsense that has been going on in South Carolina of late, maybe it isn't so bizarre.