The 'racism' cover up' Benghazi claptrap

Rich Lowry:
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... attacks on her are racist and sexist because she’s an African-American woman. Richard Wolffe of MSNBC explained all on Hardball the other night. According to Wolffe, Susan Rice is a hard-nosed foreign-policy hawk just like John McCain is on Iran and Libya, so he concludes there can only be one reason the Arizona senator is gunning for her. 
You can probably guess what it is. “You’re saying that McCain’s being driven by racial prejudice here?” Matthews asked. Wolffe replied, “There is no other way to look at this.” No other way. 
Yes, because we all know that the Republican party could never abide a black woman as secretary of state....
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Oh wait, did they forget left's racist attacks against the Republican Secretary of State who is a black woman?  This has to be one of the most pathetic attempts to shut down debate in recent memory.   It should be noted that Condoleezza Rice followed the first black man to get the job who also was a Republican appointment.

To suggest that the only logical reason for opposing Susan Rice is racism is to demonstrate a profound case of willuf blindness to the attempts to deceive voters on a matter of national security.

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