The Lani Guinier Hypothesis

The Lani Guinier Hypothesis systemic sociopathy Just read CBC staff: Opposition to Obama is racist on Beltway Confidential.  I would be gob smacked if it was still  possible to be gob smacked after four-years of daily gob-smackage.  Angela Rye, Executive Director of the Congressional Black Caucus states that — Obama has struggled during his first term due to racially-motivated opposition from conservatives who dislike having a black president (blah-blah-blah) Conservative opposition is racially-charged, citing the use of the word "cool" in an attack ad launched by Karl Rove's Crossroads GPS superPAC (the word "unhinged" just crossed your mind, didn't it?). Rye then declares that "Democrats have to explain how voter ID laws are racist to help motivate black voters." Now, all of us have, and are still,  wondering how in hell anyone can mount an argument against providing identification before casting a ballot?  The arguments are just absurd. Here comes the BINGO! I'm proposing that the democrat machine have allowed them to justify, rationalize, and accept  that voter fraud  is  both necessary, and justified.  They can't come right out a say it in those terms, of course; us rubes would get all uppity.   Remember Lani Guinier? Hillary Clinton's 1993 nominee as Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights?  The "Quota Queen," who had to withdraw after her advocacy for anti-constitutional  proportional representation was discovered?   Proportional representation is what it sounds like.  In simple terms, black votes are counted 2, 3, or more times,  as required to give them parity with white voters in elections.    Lani Guinier is gone, but I see that very philosophy at work in the democrat's persistent fight against any form of voter identification.  They believe in proportional representation, and the only way they see of achieving it is through voter fraud.  You can actually hear the gears grinding away in their morally superior brainal cavities.  "Too many black voters fail to vote because of the discouraging influence of slavery and persistent racist beat-downs by white Republican party racists.  Ergo, it is entirely proper that we be allowed to cast their ballots for them, if there is ever to be justice." I'm pretty damned sure I'm right on this one. We're dealing with a systemic sociopathy.