Jamie Said:

Why would the NAACP vote for a resolution branding the Tea Party as racist?

We Answered:

I could care less what they do - they are just trying to cover up their own bigotry - they are not relevent in a post- racial world .

Lori Said:

NAACP: "Tea Party=Racism": A Racist smear of America?

We Answered:

HEY NAACP AND THEIR SUPPORTERS.....

All you do is promote racial excuses! Minorities use their own skin color to excuse their sub par self inflicted performance, conduct & existence. They use their skin color to justify deserving something they never earned. Then...use their skin color as a means to call someone else racists for not getting it.....and use the NAACP for spreading that message. Who's the real racists?

Florence Said:

Is the NAACP resolution against the Tea Party a Cry for Relevance?

We Answered:

no, its part of a coordinated attack on the tea party, republicans and conservatives starting in oct. its going to be nasty. expect something big by 0bama like an attack on Iran and disruption of tea parties by supposed racists who are really under cover libs.

Bessie Said:

Is this proof that the Tea Party has racist elements, as was stated in the NAACP's resolution?

We Answered:

No, but this is:
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Excerpts from the Christian Science Monitor article / Gallop poll on Whites & Tea Party followers:

“In general, the concerns of people who describe themselves as tea party followers are not much different from those who identify themselves as Republicans, notes Gallup.

This survey found that only 35 percent of tea party adherents rated African-Americans as “hard-working.” Among whites who disapprove of the tea party, the comparable figure was 55 percent.

Some 45 percent of tea partiers judged African-Americans “intelligent,” according to the University of Washington poll. By comparison, 59 percent of anti-tea party whites viewed African-Americans as intelligent.” -

Christian Science Monitor Poll: http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Politics/20…

Sixty-three percent say they get the majority of their political and current events news on television from the Fox News Channel, compared to 23 percent of Americans overall.

Thirty percent of Tea Party supporters believe Mr. Obama was born in another country, despite ample evidence to the contrary. Another 29 percent say they don't know. Twenty percent of Americans overall, one in five believes the president was not born in the United States.

Eighty-eight percent disapprove of President Obama's performance on the job, compared to 40 percent of Americans overall. Asked to volunteer what they don't like about Mr. Obama, the top answer, offered by 19 percent of Tea Party supporters, was that they just don't like him.

Tea Party supporters are less likely than Americans overall to believe whites have more opportunities to get ahead than blacks. Just 16 percent of Tea Party supporters say whites have more opportunities to get ahead, compared to 31 percent of all Americans. Seventy-three percent say both have equal opportunity, compared to 60 percent of Americans overall.

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162-2…

Vanessa Said:

What if the Tea Party were about to vote on a resolution calling the NAACP racist?

We Answered:

They actually have evidence, unlike the NCAAP.

Pedro Said:

Should the Tea Party pass a resolution demanding the NAACP denounce the racism in their organization?

We Answered:

NAACP is a has-been organization struggling to validate their existence, so they resort to racism.

They no longer serve the black community and instead have become a political arm of the Liberal establishment. Continually seeking out government handouts that end up going to the leaders of the NAACP.

They have sold out the black community and the ideals of MLK for government dependency.