The objective of the Right Wing Propagandists is Obama's assassination.

[olegramps]

If they are successful they will deny this is what they desired. Their protests of innocence will be drowned out by the rage that will result making the 1960 riots look like a Sunday School outing in comparison. I sincerely hope this doesn't happen but the entirety of the Republican leadership has done nothing to condemn their spewing of hatred and in reality welcome it and encourage it by their silence. I would love to see some Democrats cross the aisle and beat the crap out of some of these bastards.

[polichick]

1. They'd blame it on a "lone assailant." nt

[fascisthunter]

2. did the right wing do something during John F Kennedy's Tenure?

as hate radio?

[TheWraith]

3. Radio shows of that type didn't exist back then.

But there's been a long history of undercurrents in the radical right--there are copies out there of fliers that were passed around when FDR was running for president talking about how he'd be a servant of the communists, Jews, and Catholics, seeking to destroy America.

[fascisthunter]

4. ahhhh... so there was something to what I was told in passing by somebody I met

a while ago...

[angee_is_mad]

5. Blame it on Nancy Pelosi

remember she is the one who irresponsibly put the thought in peoples minds:sarcasm:

All I got to say if anything happens to Barack or Michelle, God Help America!

[BLUSH]

6. who says we are post-racial ...

[BLUSH]

7. Head Strong: Dangerous times again, as hatred flows

Head Strong: Dangerous times again, as hatred flows

By Michael Smerconish - Inquirer
Sun, Sep. 20, 2009

A first-of-his-kind president is suspected by some of conspiring with anti-Christians. He is treated inhospitably in classrooms and associated with communism on posters. He is accused of awarding government jobs to radicals.
Sound familiar?

snip

It's impossible to read this without wondering about the present.

Protesters marched on Washington carrying signs that read "Bury Obamacare with Kennedy," "Impeach the Muslim Marxist," and "We came unarmed . . . this time." A member of Congress shouted down the president and raked in more than $1.5 million in campaign contributions in the days that followed. Cable TV's hottest personality just called the commander-in-chief a "racist" with a "deep-seated hatred for white people."

Kashner reminds us that some Dallas schoolchildren booed Kennedy's name in classrooms, and others in a fourth-grade class cheered when told of his assassination. Today, some found it objectionable that the president would speak to children about personal responsibility in a school setting on the grounds of potential indoctrination. A swastika was painted on a sign outside the district office of Georgia Congressman David Scott last month. And don't forget the Obama-as-Joker posters - emblazoned with the word "socialism" - that began popping up this summer.

The vast majority of the president's harsh critics are rightfully concerned about the size of government. But there's also little doubt that some of the vehemence directed at the president is racially motivated. It can't be proven, and it can't be quantified. But logic dictates that if the protests are driven entirely by worries over the expanded reach of government and increased federal deficit, there would have been signs of similar agitation during the Bush administration.

full article:

http://www.philly.com/philly/columnists/20090920_Head_Strong__Dangerous_times_again__as_hatred_flows.html