Mike Dickinson: Disgrace (or Description) of Democratic Party

Mike Dickinson: Dem for Congress

Mike Dickinson advertises himself as a liberal Democrat on Twitter, vetting for votes, vying to replace House Majority Leader Eric Cantor.

 

Here are some of the tweets from Democratic Congressional candidate, who may induce Democratic Party leaders to repudiate his affiliation with the Democratic Party.

DickinsonForCongress@VoteMike20142 hrs

The term "teatard" in reference to the tea party means someone who is stupid, racist, and a overall person who cannot see facts.

Dickinson thought that it was appropriate to use the term "tard" to refer to the TEA Party movement, even though this month is National Autism Awareness Month. His lack of sensitivity got national awareness, all right.

He tried to retract then retreat his reproach with these tweets:

DickinsonForCongress ‏@VoteMike2014 2h

No one supports autism awareness more than I do. Know the facts. Attack was on tea party morons not autism.

and also

DickinsonForCongress ‏@VoteMike2014 3h

Trying to compare autism awareness to the tea party, is an insult to autism.

There's another disorder, social autism, in which individuals assume that the world revolves around them, or who lack the capacity to consider the feelings and opinions of other people. Perhaps Mr. Dickinson suffers from that affliction.

He also fired off this tweet:

DickinsonForCongress@VoteMike20142 hrs

Everything and anything the tea party does is wrapped in a shroud of race driven stupidity.

Like a man who claims that people are retarded because the federal government should spend within its means rather than living off of other people's means?

As for racial stupidity, the TEA Party Movement is a multi-ethnic gathering of concerned Americans fed up with Big Government, unsustainable debt, and unconstitutional rule. Moreover, the Republican Party has a strong, celebrated legacy on civil rights, not the Democratic Party.

Furthermore, the Democratic Party has members replete with repeating offensive, racist terms:

President Lyndon Baines Johnson (reported in the Huffington Post): We'll have those n*ggers voting for us for the next two hundred years.

The "Reverend" Jesse Jackson has made numerous, racist remarks, but he is most famous for this statement during his 1984 primary campaign for President:

That's all that Hymie wants to talk about is Israel. Every time you go to Hymietown, that's all they want to talk about.

(By the way "Hymie" is a pejorative term for a Jewish person. Would Reverend Jackson call Majority Leader Eric Cantor something like that, too?)

Here's an offensive statement from another "reverend" race-baiter, Al Sharpton:

White folks was in the caves while we [blacks] was building empires … We built pyramids before Donald Trump ever knew what architecture was … we taught philosophy and astrology and mathematics before Socrates and them Greek homos ever got around to it.

Here's some outlandish remarks from Vice President Joe Biden:

“You cannot go to a 7-11 or Dunkin Donuts unless you have a slight Indian Accent.”  

and

"He'll [Ronney] put y'all back in chains."

Former Alabama Congressman and Democrat, now a Republican Virginia  resident Artur Davis called out such offensive, race-based rhetoric. Let us not forget that Mitt Romney addressed the 2012 NAACP convention, while President Obama skipped it entirely.

Democrat Robert Byrd complained about too much race talk, then referenced "white n*ggers". What?!

When Barack Obama was not talking about bitter people clinging to their guns and their bibles, he shared the following:

“The point I was making was not that Grandmother harbors any racial animosity. She doesn’t. But she is a typical white person…”

Here is another list of offensive liberal remarks on YouTube,  this list Free Republic , and also from Right Wing News.

Here is another offensive tweet from Dickinson:

DickinsonForCongress ‏@VoteMike2014 2h

Tea party logic- end of world 4 people get killed in Benghazi, meanwhile let's ignore all the embassy killings under GW and Reagan

Dickinson neglects to mention that the state officials in Benghazi asked for more security, but were rebuffed. He also forgets that Reagan and Bush 43 did not supervise a diplomatic corps which scrubbed the talking points, or try to blame the attack on a You Tube video. He also ignores former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s flippancy about the matter: “What difference does it make?” Yes, Hillary (and Mike), it makes a difference!

If Dickinson the Democrat continues tweeting such offensive, baseless tweets, he will not only disgrace his candidacy, but he may inadvertently frame the debate of racism, folly, and failure back on the Democratic Party.