Even if Salon.com or The New York Times (abstract of article) is not enough, it’s hard to dismiss this periodical geared towards blacks that admits to having had high hopes for Sharpton:
But now, “[w]e know.”
The article states, " . . . [Roger] Stone doesn’t appear anxious to hide the fact that he has captured a Negro."
Ouch.
Sharpton has become just as bizarre as Alan Keyes.
But a “conspiracy theory”? Some attempt to smear a far left candidate by the really far, far left? Or are those radical, paranoid centrists of the DLC responsible? “Kucinich/Liebermann, you unholy bastard!”
You guys really should use your “conspiracy theory” label a bit more judiciously. Otherwise its effectiveness won’t be anywhere near as long as some of those past and present classics like “special rights!” or “politically correct!”
Here are further details about his past from the History News Network, not exactly a place known for shrill one-sided partisanship. Notice the author is Jim Sleeper, a lecturer in political science at Yale and the author of a book titled Liberal Racism.:
Not to mention his Natural Law party (you know, the yogfic flying crowd) connections, his original proposal to ban chemtrails and orbital mind control lasers, and his endorsement by the little animals of the forest.
