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The Tea Party is finally trying to reach out and get more African-Americans onboard, and they believe they’ve hired the perfect woman to make that happen:
FreedomWorks, a conservative tea party organization that supports the candidacies of conservative politicians, announced Monday that it has hired
prominent black conservative political consultant, Deneen Borelli, in an effort to recruit minorities. According to reports, Borelli has been hired as the organization’s new director of outreach.
“In her new role, Deneen will speak at events promoting FreedomWorks’ pro-liberty agenda, participate in recruiting grassroots activists — including minorities — and aggressively challenge the misleading voices of the liberal black establishment,” read the press release announcing Borelli’s hire.
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David2001
June 26, 2012 at 12:19 pm
The Teabaggers are nothing more than the white racist intolerant base of the republican party with a new name. They exist mainly due to the racial backlash of electing the first black president NOT high taxes. But I will agree with her that the white liberal establishment and those black leaders that follow them have failed black people miserably. Surveys show that most black people are conservative. Unfortunately conservatism in America today defined by the republican party is showing how racist and bigoted you can be.
Frank TALKER
June 26, 2012 at 10:27 am
They have to, the Tea Party is clearly White supremacist. And you can always find a Black person to suck-up to Whites if you look hard enough.
Rev. George Brooks
June 25, 2012 at 10:57 pm
Black people should consider the Tea Party, and this black woman,to ba ab absolute insult. Do they really think that we black folks are just plain stupid, and ready and willing to go backwards into their kind of thinking and plans for us? We need to not take this so lightly, but start calling them a bunch of names. And do publicly and loudly. This poor, misled black woman is going to be paid for doing nothing, because she certainly is not going to be successful and winning anymore than perhaps one or two. How many black Republicans are there, not to even think of this sorry, racist Tea Part bunch. And we should refer to her, publicly, as a black Judas. — Rev. George Brooks