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- I've never been a Republican. In fact, I've described myself as a Reagan Democrat. But I am now a registered Independent. Having that point out of the way, one of the biggest myths coming from the presstitutes, progressives and many Democrats is the absurd charge that Republicans and conservatives lack diversity. Sexism and racism are the common refrains against conservatives coming from progressives. In fact, it was part of the Democrat strategy in this past election cycle (that lunatic, Chris Mathews of MSNBC, actually said using "Chicago" in explaining Democrat politics was a racially coded word. And Lawrence O'Donnel, another MSNBC dummy, actually said referring to Obam's frequent golf outings was a racist knock). The narrative of Republican's lack of diversity was true in early times, but it's false today. It's even more ludicrous when one looks at the current leadership of the Democrat Party. Pelosi heads the House; Harry Reid the Senate. It does not get whiter than those two nitwits. And, yes, the same can be said for Republican leadership. But let's review recent history including the rising leadership in both parties.
- Republicans appointed the first black Secretary of State in Colin Powell. Republicans appointed the first black female Secretary of State in Condi Rice. In the last election, Herman Cain had a pretty good run. Justice Clarence Thomas, a conservative, is the only black sitting Justice on the Supreme Court.
- The emerging leadership in the Republican Party today includes, but is not limited to, Marco Rubio, a Cuban American. It also includes Mia Love, a black female conservative. Bobby Jindal, governor of LA, is the first governor of any state of Indian heritage. Nikki Haley, current Governor of South Carolina is the first female governor of any state of Indian heritage. Incoming Texas Senator, Ted Cruz, is also a Cuban American. Susana Martinez is the current governor of New Mexico. And there are many others including Allen West, Tim Scott and Michael Steele, all three leading African American conservatives.