Classy is as classy does...What is Angie Harmon's problem?
I am a Democrat and have no idea where she came up with the idea that disagreeing with our new president makes one a racist! I haven't yet disagreed with him, but if I do it would never enter my mind that it's because I'm a racist nor would I be referred to as a racist. I can't imagine who would give her the idea that disagreeing with any African-American would make her a racist... Now I might think she's moronic , but disagreeing does not constitute one being a racist!
Part One of Interview:
Angie Harmon is not afraid to come out and say she doesn’t like how President Obama is handling the job — but she’s sick of having to defend herself from being deemed a racist.
"Here's my problem with this, I'm just going to come out and say it. If I have anything to say against Obama it's not because I'm a racist, it's because I don't like what he's doing as President and anybody should be able to feel that way, but what I find now is that if you say anything against him you're called a racist,"
Part Two of interview:
The interview started with Harmon defending Bristol Palin, and became the larger reasons Harmon loves the Republican Party:
"I think one of the greatest things about the Republican Party is the understanding, we don't point fingers and we have class..."When I began writing this post I was being terribly sarcastic about the above reference and decided to start over even though it was a funny comment, but not very classy. In the interview Harmon defends Bristol Palin & the situation she is in as a child of 17 which could happen to almost any young girl. Harmon is right in that a child should not be used as the brunt of anyone's sarcasm. Of course it was our President Obama who made sure that the children of Gov. Palin were off-limits in the days leading up to the election. Angie Harmon needs to remember that little fact about President Obama when she's discussing people of a particular party having class... doesn't look like the Republicans have a monopoly on class.
Click the link for the interview in the Huffington Post.
