I don't know why the sheer arrogance of these media pimps still surprises me. Probably because I have principles and the ability to take responsibility for my actions.
WAXAHACHIE, Texas - A car carrying the Rev. Al Sharpton led sheriff's deputies on a nine-mile chase at speeds up to 110 mph before state troopers stopped the vehicle and arrested the driver, authorities said.
And, when they're finally stopped, does this "moral" man, this Reverend, take responsibility for what happened? Yeah, right. The Reverend Al is a Lefty. The title is for show only.
"That nine-mile chase is news to me," Sharpton told The Associated Press. "All I know is that the police pulled us over because they wanted to talk to the driver about speeding."
The Rev got his mug in front of the cameras at Camp Exploit Sheehan for a few minutes and that was all that mattered. Now it was time to get out of this hick state! As fast as possible.
Are you people on the Left really not embarrased by this huckster?
The Reverend Al, like most lefty leaders, believes that he's been annointed and, therefore, above the rules that we peons have to live by. He is much more important than you and I.
I was, at first, surprised that he didn't automatically call this Texas trooper a racist and claim that he was being persecuted, but then it occured to me that the Reverend Al has no way of knowing whether the trooper has him on videotape.
He already got caught playing that game in the Tawana Bradley case. Not to mention the cocaine sting. He won't do it again until he's sure that he can get away with it.
The Reverend Al is an immoral, racist scumbag. It's easily seen by anyone, yet he still has credibility among the Left for no other reason than he is against the Right.
But the Left sees nothing wrong with embracing a corrupt, "Christian" Reverend, who should be an example of morality, as long as he goes along with them.
And they wonder why they can't get any traction on the "moral values" thing.
(Tip o' the Hat to The American Princess)
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