Joe Conason writes in Salon that former CNN anchor Lou Dobbbs sound like he is running for office and that if he does it will be the GOP’s nightmare.  “Lou Dobbs for president!” is the headline on the op-ed.
It send a chill up my spine, but I’ll leave Lou and his whole schtick alone for now.  Rather I want to focus on one thing Canuson reports that Dobbs said in his first radio broadcast after leaving CNN that just completely baffles me.  Nor is Dobbs is not the only one who has made the allegation, many on the right have.
He said that President Obama “focuses on the partisan and racial” in a “21st century post-partisan, post-racial society.”  I don’t know what planet Dobbs is living on, but we do not live in a post racial society.  I do think that since the Civil Rights Movement, we have slow progress toward this becoming a nation in which race doesn’t matter, but we’ve still got a long way to go.
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It saddens me that those who are demonstrating against health care reform and the economic recovery policies of the Obama administration and almost entirely white.  It is they who are injecting race into the debate, not the President.
As for the Post-partisan, well, just look at the Congressional voting record on pretty much every issue that matters since the 1980s, maybe even before that.  They tend to fall along party lines, and it is hard to believe everyone is voting their conscience or in the interests of their constituents when that happens.