I Before E except after C: This is their mantra. They hate Islam and immigration, except that is after colored Folks.
They believe that if their children , in particular daughters, swim in a pool with men they will certainly get pregnant.
They actually only
watch one
television station - Fox, but they both think every thing on it from Football on Sunday to Glee is actually NEWS and fact taken from Revelations -
Fox News Most Trusted Channel In News.
You applaud the assertion that Obama is a Muslim, non-christian, off the main Land born Kenyan, yet find it inaccurate and offensive when you call Christine
O'donnell an tax cheating, masturbation crazed warlock apprentice.
The father, the son and the holy ghost are code words for David Duke, Ann
Coulter and Rush Limbaugh
You believe the Sermon on the Mount was preached by Rev. Jerry Falwell and not Jesus.
You believe only racists, homophobes, Nazis, polygamists, rednecks and Republicans are the only real Americans
You believed that Sarah
Palin actually can see Russia from her front porch or that she has even read anything written by Shakespeare or anything other than what someone writes on the palm of her hand for her.
You have someone in your family that
fly's the rebel flag and/or lives in a trailer park.
You believe the sun revolves around the Earth.
It is evident that class warfare is on the front burner for Republicans and Tea party activist across the nation. From inside the beltway to state capitols across America, legislatures have specifically targeted programs that disproportionately assist Blacks and minorities communities who also happen to subsist mainly at or below the poverty level. The latest example is in the state of Florida, where a bill is being brought to the floor, based on ideas first offered by noted white supremist and Klansman David Duke that would mandate that the state’s welfare recipients would have to undergo -- and pay for -- drug tests to be eligible to receive welfare benefits. The bill's sponsor, Republican Rep. Jimmie T. Smith, has argued that this is necessary to ensure that state and federal dollars are being spent on families who truly deserve the aid and that those who receive the money don't spend it on drugs. If successful, Florida would become the second state in the nation to approve such an ordinance. It was a central part of the campaign of current, Gov. Rick Scott last year. This would require that more than 21,000 Floridians currently receiving assistance as heads of households would have to submit to the drug screenings, according to the Department of Children and Families. 
Although it has been pointed out that this could be a profit windfall for Rep. Scott, the measure (HB 353) was approved by the House Judiciary Committee Thursday by a 13-5 vote. Scott founded the urgent care chain, Solantic, would be the owner of the company that will conduct the drug test at a cost of $35 each. Scott has since transferred ownership of the chain to his wife, Ann, after taking office.
