The Reverend and the bride.

Some of my kin folks won't like this post, because tonight, unfortunately, I am going to have to "attack black".


I know I know, there is still a lot of racism to chase out there, but I will have get to that another night.


Let me start out in Los Angeles, where some of you Negroes have been apparently sniffing some fumes from the La Brea Tar Pits.


First your local chapter of the NAACP makes a mockery of themselves , and now this latest embarrassing episode.   


I am referring to Rev. J. B. Hardwick, who thought that it would be cool to invite that racist jackass, Donald Sterling, to his church this past Sunday.


 "This past weekend Donald Sterling accepted an invitation to a predominately African-American church service in South Central Los Angeles. The pastor, Rev. J. B. Hardwick, explained the invitation to Anderson saying,   "I noticed this man carrying a load or burden and my heart went out to him." [Source]


“I  look at the scriptures, The Bible and I have a great belief in the word of God. And I just can’t picture him as a person who carries hate continuously in [their] heart.” [Source]


Lord have mercy Rev., what kind of gospel are you teaching in your church?


If the pews aren't empty this Sunday morning every one of your members need to just slap themselves upside their own heads.


"At the end of the interview, Anderson asked Rev. Hardwick if Sterling discussed a monetary donation to him. Hardwick said no, only to acknowledge minutes later that Sterling did say to him, “Reverend, I would like to do something to help the community.”


I bet he would. Oh to be rich in America. You can be a racist and get absolution from the people you secretly despise by throwing money at the greedy corrupt people who lead them.


Finally, the next story would actually be funny if it wasn't so sad.


I love a nice wedding as much as the next guy, and if a couple wants to go all out and have a wonderful wedding so that they can enjoy the memories for years to come, well then so be it. But.....but.....


Let me just give you the story as the New York Daily News gave it to me:


"Shona Carter-Brooks, of Jackson, received online criticism after pictures from her wedding day showed her 1-month-old baby wrapped into her dress as she walked down the aisle. There are no reports of the child being injured. She wrote on her Facebook page the baby was awake and secured during the ceremony."


Hold up, can you run that by me again?


"A Tennessee woman has fired back at critics for the unusual way she included her baby daughter in her recent wedding.


Shona Carter-Brooks, of Jackson, Tenn., secured her 1-month-old daughter on the train of her wedding dress as she walked down the aisle. Carter Brooks, who married Johnathan Brooks at the Elam Baptist Church in Ripley, Tenn., last weekend, walked down the aisle with her daughter dragging behind wrapped in the enormous amount of material on her David's Bridal dress by Vera Wang, according to her Facebook page.


A company spokeswoman told The News it was not actually a Vera Wang dress after a close review of the photographs." [Source and more pics]


Johnathan I know that you love your wife, but when she threw out this brilliant idea during the planning stage you should have stepped in and said: Honey, maybe we should just go to the Justice of the Peace and splurge on a really nice honeymoon.


Sorry, the Brooks belong in Rev. Hardwick's church. They deserve each other.

Still no taxes, and a wingnut tops the "birthers".

I would like to start this post by calling out Democratic Congresswoman, Lois Capps. If what is being reported is true, I say shame on Ms. Capps.

"From 2001 to 2005, Rep. Lois Capps rented a room in her home to a staffer, but failed to report the income to the IRS until this year, the Daily Caller first reported.

Jeremy Tittle, a "case worker" in the California Democrat's district office, took a room in Capps' Santa Barbara home, paying $41,480 during the time he was there.

Capps' staff says the matter has been adequately addressed.

"Capps' accountant filed all her amended returns from 1998-2011 this year, and she has paid them," Capps' campaign spokesman Jeffrey Millman wrote in an email to the website. "As soon as we became aware of this, Lois immediately filed an amended return and cleared it up right away. ... The amended returns are on her website and everybody can look at it."

Yes, but this is not good. Ms. Capps, as an elected official, you have an obligation -and a duty- to do due diligence when filing your taxes. Now folks are saying that this issue could cost you the next election.

"The error is likely to factor prominently in Capps' 24th District re-election race against Republican former Lt. Gov. Abel Maldonado.

"How do you not report income you're getting from a person on both your congressional and campaign payroll who lives in your house? #REALLY," Maldonado tweeted early Friday morning.

"Is it really viable to ask the people of this district to believe that Congresswoman Capps simply forgot to report income she was receiving every month from someone living in her house, who was on her congressional staff and was also being paid by her campaign--it doesn't pass the believability test," a Maldonado campaign spokesman said in a statement Friday, noting the hypocrisy they view.." [Source]

Yes, I can certainly understand that.

Which brings me to Mitt Stiff Romney. Mr. Romney called out Harry Reid and told him to "put up or shut up". He had to do this because Harry Reid claims that he heard from a good source that Stiff hasn't paid his taxes in ten years. Stiff, of course, denies this, and says that he has paid more than his fair share of taxes. Yet still, he refuses to release his returns prior to 2010.

Now everyone is focused on Harry Reid and his allegations, but Harry Reid is not running for president of these divided states of America; Stiff Romney is the candidate. And here is how he can make Harry Reid and the rest of the democrats clamoring for his tax returns look like fools and hit one out of the park with voters: release the returns. Hold a huge press conference--complete with blow up models of your returns-- and declare to America that you have nothing to hide. Yes, you are filthy rich, but you worked hard, and you are where every American wants to be. If elected, you will give them a better chance to make it happen.

Of course, given what we have been hearing -and reading- about his economic plan, Stiff might not want to talk taxes right about now. It was released by a non-partisan and independent organization, and it says that Stiff's plan would raise taxes on the middle class and cut taxes for folks in his tax bracket. (I wonder how he plans to make up $350 billion in federal revenue.) 

I hope Mr. Romney and his supporters understand that I am telling him all this out of love and respect. I do not want him to end up like Ms. Capps. Your taxes are not a private matter when you are running for the highest office in the land, and if, God forbid, it turns out that you have done something that is illegal or to circumvent our tax laws, I dare say that we all have a right to know.   

Finally, further proof that wingnuts are from another planet. (Dude is a republican from Byrdstown, Tennessee, so I am pretty sure that he is a wingnut.) So this elected state representative believes that O will fake an assassination attempt on his own life so that he can suspend the upcoming elections and hold on to power. I kid you not!

"A Tennessee state representative helped create Internet pandemonium Tuesday when he forwarded an e-mail claiming the Obama administration was going to stage an assassination attempt in order to delay the 2012 presidential election, The Tennessean reports.

Kelly Keisling, a Republican state congressman from Byrdstown, Tenn., forwarded the e-mail to his constituents, even though it had never been confirmed to be true.

The e-mail stated that President Barack Obama and members of his administration were going to create a fake assassination attempt “that would be blamed on ‘white supremacists’ and subsequently used to enrage black and Hispanic communities driving them to rioting all across the nation,” according to theory, penned by right-wing blogger Joe Angione." [Source]

Lord have mercy! Now I know why some of the folks commenting here anonymously say some of the things that they do.