Should I Stay or Should I Go?

We’re going to begin today’s brilliant story with an ever-popular quiz.

Question:  What do Ralph Northam, Mark Herring, Jimmy Kimmel, Joy Behar, Ted Danson, Jimmy Fallon, and Rachel Dolezal all have in common?

Answer:  All are white Democrats and have published proof of appearing in offensive blackface.

Answer: Yes, there are two answers to this question.  This second answer is that Jimmy Kimmel and Joy Behar are immune from any and all backlash for their lack of sensitivity.

Answer:  Uh, oh.  There are actually three answers.  Rachel Dolezal not only appeared in blackface and overly permed hair, she also ran and was elected to position of President of the Spokane, Washington chapter of the NAACP.  By the way, she changed her name to Nkechi Amare Diallo, for some unknown reason.  Perhaps she is a racist trying to make her name seem more black.

Don’t you wish I was your high school history teacher?  Three correct answers would have guaranteed you received a passing grade.  But I digress.

In case you just crawled out of a cave, Virginia Governor Ralph Northam and Virginia State Attorney General Mark Herring, have been identified as being “sorry” for mocking black people by wearing blackface makeup during parties, skits, or Halloween celebrations.

For years now, Jimmy Kimmel and Joy Behar, both television personalities, have been questioning President Donald Trump’s ability to tell the truth, and his alleged racism against blacks.

So it was with interest that I discovered both of these civil rights leaders were also caught mocking blacks by dressing in blackface, with Kimmel going further to even disrespectfully imitate a basketball player by using street language to incur laughs.

Then we come to Virginia Lieutenant Governor Justin Fairfax, who was just accused of sexual misconduct with a woman victim.

Most, if not all of these civil rights fighters are currently in a battle for their jobs.  Unfortunately, these same people have been relentlessly dogging our duly elected president.

Great civil rights defender, Jimmy Kimmel

Just a few months ago, President Trump nominated Brett Kavanaugh to a seat on the United States Supreme Court.  Over the course of weeks of hearings, women came out of the woodwork to accuse Justice Kavanaugh of all sorts of nefarious deeds – none of which were substantiated.

A few short months ago, you couldn’t swing a dead cat without hitting a politician, actress, actor, television host, or grocery store clerk, who had a thought about how Mr. Kavanaugh should be punished for doing nothing provable.

But here we are today with all these self-righteous defenders of nothing who are trying to bring down President Donald Trump and his nominee; those phonies who work in the Congress and Senate are now dodging hard questions as to why they needed to “get to the bottom” of the Kavanaugh investigation, but have nothing to say now about those political Democratic Virginia bottom feeders.

 It’s pretty uncomfortable when the shoe is on the other foot.  It seems as though there may still be some feet in the mouths of these once verbose political clowns.

So, in summary, Ms. Diallo appears to be the only winner in this goat rodeo as a revered and respected woman who faked her heritage and was rewarded for it by the NAACP.

Elizabeth Warren, are you paying attention?