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August 24, 2006 at 12:05:03

Republicans claim Martin Luther King, Jr. as their Own

by Richard Mathis     Page 2 of 2 page(s)

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Gee, using the race and sex cards on a writer who didn't even know Rice was black, appealing to emotion and authority, name calling, and acting like a victim constitute all the proof I need that Rice does not engage in questionable scholarship and is a wonderful role model for blacks of what Republican personal responsibility and rationality looks like. Those conservative white southern civil rights loving Republicans should just cherish such a line of defense in that they have never once criticized black Democrats for acting like victims or irrelevantly injecting race to avoid the issue at hand.

So there you have it. Martin Luther King, Jr. was a good Republican, would love George Bush and hate liberals. Don't hesitate. Buy your T-shirt today that reads "Martin Luther King was a Republican." All I would suggest is that the National Black Republican Association throw in a custom line of carpetbags for today's self-serving profiteers.



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Frances Rice is the Chairman of the National Black Republican Association that is dedicated to returning black Americans to their Republican Party roots.
Frances RiceFrances Rice is the Chairman of the National Black Republican Association that is dedicated to returning black Americans to their Republican Party roots.

Reply By Frances Rice

Typical liberal. Mr. Richard Mathis slimes me to silence me.

I'm no stranger to the efforts of liberals to discredit me and stop me from exposing the racist underbelly of the Democrat Party.

MoveOn.Org's attack on me in 2004 resulted in the Sarasota County Veterans Commission lambasting that group for trying to deny me, a black woman veteran, my right to freedom of speech.

During the Viet Nam War era, I was spat upon while in uniform in San Francisco and called a "baby killer" because John Kerry had slimed all people in uniform.

And what is the basis for Mr. Mathis' attack on me? For over five years I have written articles about the racist underbelly of the Democrats that have been printed in newspapers and posted on the Internet. A couple of phrases in an article I wrote in 2005 about the racist attacks on Dr. Condoleezza Rice by Democrats appeared also in other people's articles on the subject. Given the amount of time I have been writing and the numerous places where my articles have been published, it is difficult to discern who wrote what when.

To demonstrate just how nonsensical the attack on me is, Google the language: "There were no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq." These words appear in countless stories written by countless journalists. In Mr. Mathis' world, that makes all of those journalists plagiarists. Why? Because someone at some point strung those words together and other journalists included them in their articles. Never mind the fact that the 9/11 Commission concluded that there were weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, just not the "stockpiles" expected.

By the way, Mr. Mathis, perhaps you should remove commercials from your website before you slime me for my commercial activities with the Martin Luther King was a Republican T-shirts on our website at: www.NBRA.info

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