she eventually moved beyond racism, but then she went into a tirade against the Bush administration and suggested it treated blacks unfairly. She also talked about the haves and have nots and stoked the flames of class warfare. She decided to help the white farmer because she figured he might actually be a have not, as opposed to simply a white farmer. And now she is accusing Breitbart of being a racist for bringing attention to the NAACP's own video of her comments and wildly claiming that he wants black people to be slaves again. There was nothing inspirational in her speech at all. She seems to think there is something wrong with people finding financial success in America, and that it is her role as a governmentemployee to take away from people who have achieved financial success and give it to those who have not. It's classic socialism. The hypocrisy of the Left is profound. I will still never forget how they railed against Sen. Trent Lott for saying the U.S. would have been better off if Strom Thurmond had been elected president when he ran back in 1948 as an independent candidate at the guy's 97th birthday party celebration, eventually forcing him to resign as the Senate Republican leader. Just weeks ago, former President Bill Clinton defended the late Sen. Robert Byrd's membership in the KKK, saying he simply was doing what he had to do to get elected to office in West Virginia.

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