Oh I agree with Coulter's definition. The definition is of "Reverend Wrighting". I was just using Swift Boating as an example of verb-alizing nouns...Quote from AAAintheBeltway:
I have to quibble with your definition of "swiftboating." According to Ann Coulter, the term refers to exposing lies told by a liberal democrat. The media has allowed a limited exception during the democrat primary, and accordingly lies told by Hillary can be safely exposed without fear of having the swiftboat epithet applied. Hence, the media circus over her Bosnia sniper story.

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What I and lots of other people are saying is that it's become very dangerous from a social perspective for black Americans to declare themselves as Republicans, and that's a major reason that there are so few black Republican politicians. It's a vicious cycle that hurts that minority and it's perpetrated by the Democrats and some racial activists who are essentially holding that community hostage for their political gain. This prolongs the dissatisfaction in that group despite the tremendous progress that our society has made over the past few decades in eliminating racism. In my eyes, that Democratic strategy makes racist extremists like Rev Wright acceptable to many, and therefore is deep, true racism. The responsibility, of course, lies with the black community, who, unfortunately, can't seem to snap out of it yet.
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Solution: allow/encourage the black minority to split into a Republican leaning group, eg, businesspeople, professionals, etc, and a Democrat leaning group. This will give them more self-respect, political clout and real free choice.
No, the Republicans try hard to woo them - look at Clarence Thomas, Colin Powell and Condi Rice being appointed to great jobs. Republicans would love to see more blacks in their party, and they show their intentions with these appointments. But, finally, it's the blacks' responsibility to break their political chains and be free to choose the best from either party, like the rest of us - a move that would increase their clout a whole lot.Quote from ZZZzzzzzzz:
So you are saying the white republicans are not doing enough to "allow/encourage" the blacks?
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No, the Republicans try hard to woo them - look at Clarence Thomas, Colin Powell and Condi Rice being appointed to great jobs. Republicans would love to see more blacks in their party, and they show their intentions with these appointments. But, finally, it's the blacks' responsibility to break their political chains and be free to choose the best from either party, like the rest of us - a move that would increase their clout a whole lot.
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No, that's not what I'm saying, quite the opposite, go back and reread my writeups. You must be a lawyer, or perhaps, you should have been one, that's what they do for a living, distort people's statements. Funny about that, most of them are Democrats!![]()