Paul Ryan sounds like he is practicing his rhetoric for his run for president. This will be red meat

[AlinPA]

for the GOP primaries. His racial insults and reference to Charles Murray , a conservative social scientist who believes African-Americans are, as a population, less intelligent than whites due to genetic differences and that poverty remains a national problem because “a lot of poor people are born lazy.” Ryan says this is a problem “in our inner cities in particular, of men not working and just generations of men not even thinking about working or learning the value and the culture of work”. Now wait a bit and listen for Cruz, Paul, Perry, Christie, Santorum and the rest of the GOP 2016 favorites chime in and try to outdo him with their stronger insults and hatred. Practice makes perfect.

[Wounded Bear]

1. He is, and it is...nt

[Mass]

2. He is. No doubt about that.

[Aristus]

3. Is he completely unaware of how "Poor people are lazy" assertions sunk the campaign of his running

mate?

Bloviate on, Eddie Munster...

[AlinPA]

4. The GOP loves it though, and it's perfect talk for their primaries.

[MisterP]

5. there's a whole list of "the ingroup is simply better" Science Warriors

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and Murray thinks educating the Uglies is a waste of money
and Lynn says Congolese IQ is around 60, and that south Italy's poorer because it's both Catholic and has Black blood
popular magazines are run by these people
they even run David Duke's campaign!
some are in WACL, FFS!
of course their main mode of argument is "I'm a middle-aged white male--why isn't anybody [ilistening to me?!"]

[Myrina]

6. Murray wrote "The Bell Curve", yes?

He was funded by the Bradley Foundation - from Milwaukee - little Pauly's home turf-ish.
The racist nut doesn't fall far from the money tree.

Surprise, surprise?

[AlinPA]

7. Did not know that.