I'm sure he felt proud. The one most often called a racist because of a stand against illegal immigration is the one most committed to their cause. I'll ask him next time I see him.
The photo was pretty much crap. However, a quick search on Republican and NAACP you will find many stories on this very subject in the press.
Yeah, but it didn't show all the empty podiums.
Like I said, I'll ask. I'm interested as well.
Once again, check out a news search on google, it was covered.
It wasn't on the front page anywhere. I don't know how well it was covered by their own "Crisis" magazine. The attendance was poor, they couldn't even fill the auditorium for the Democrat candidates.
That's pretty much my take too. Plus, they have become a very partisan organization. The assumption is racism in the party, however their opening speaker, before any candidates had committed to being there, spent his entire speech trashing the R Party. While I understand that, an organization that is supposed to be non-partisan really shouldn't set the official tone that way. At least not until they get the answers to their invitations.
