Truth And Common Sense

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090730/ap_on_go_pr_wh/us_obama_harvard_scholar
Did Crowley think this was going to work out well, being surrounded by Gates, Obama, and Biden?  Biden?  He sat down with two men who believe white cops are racists (and still do) and a man best known for being the comic relief in the movie?  Biden is Jerry Lewis to Obama’s cool Dean Martin.  [...]

http://iowahawk.typepad.com/iowahawk/2009/07/cambridge-police-profiling-still-a-grim-reality-for-harvard-faculty-assholes.html
Absolutely on point.  Gates was arrested because he couldn’t keep his elitist mouth shut, even after being warned by the common man twice.  Bill Cosby and Colin Powell had it right.  When dealing with the police.  Do your best not to piss them off.

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/26/opinion/26dowd.html?ref=opinion
Dowd’s (head witch in waiting) first line in her newest column says a ton, “Being obnoxious isn’t a crime.”   Thank God for that!  If it were, she’d be on her second life sentence!
She depends on former NYPD police commander, John Timoney, to make the ONLY valid point in her entire obnoxious column.  He said, and [...]

http://www.zazzle.com/ill_speak_with_your_mama_outside_tshirt-235090175211093481
Leave it to the single most entrepreneurial group of people out there- the printed t-shirt makers!  This is better than finding out the officer that arrested Gates is an expert in racial profiling.
As the facts come out and Gates continues to blabber (oblivious to the fact he sound dumber and dumber- a fault of being [...]

This is too funny.  The sergeant who arrested Gates is an instructor for the academy on police profiling.  Apparently, he is very sensitive to race and an Obama supporter. Below is the arrest report.  Gates was obviously upset that he was being challenged by a white man in his own home.   The chip he had [...]

What I wrote as a comment at Powerline.  They tend to be PC on responses, so it might not have made it through.
Several quick points here that need to be made.
1.       I spent twenty years on the street dealing with citizens of all kinds.  The only groups that complained about police contact were blacks and [...]