Last week Barbara “don’t call me ma’am” Boxer tried to convince Harry Alford, the CEO of the National Black Chamber of Commerce, to change his stance on the cap and tax act. Alford, who is opposed to the act, was subjected to madam Boxers use of racism vis-à-vis her pointing out to him that other black organizations had already voiced their approval of the act. Boxer was essentially saying, “Hey bro, these other colored people groups are cool with this act and you should be too”. Boxer is one of those liberals that feels guilty for being white and as such she entertains a form of self-congratulation, where she initiates ‘compassionate policies’ toward people of color, to showcase her innocence to racism. Harry Alford saw right through it.
“We’ve been looking at energy policy since 1996. And we are referring to the experts, regardless of their color. And for someone to tell me, an African-American, college-education veteran of the United States Army, that I must contend with some other “black group” and put aside everything else in here — This has NOTHING to do with the NAACP, and really has nothing to do with the National Black Chamber of Commerce. We’re talking about energy. And that — that road the chair went down, I think is God awful.”
