The post racial presidency continues. Who could forget the “wise Latina” on the Supreme Court? Then there was that “stupid” police officer in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Last year on Strictly Right I wrote about the Department of Justice dropping charges against a Black Panther thug in one of the clearest examples of voter intimidation imaginable. The Bush Justice Department successfully prosecuted the men in that video. They were due to be sentenced – until Eric Holder dropped the charges against them. Maybe it was because the men in the video were such upstanding members of society:

Yeah, great folks there.

In response to Obama’s inJustice Department, former members of the Department’s trial team are speaking out. J. Christian Adams testified before the Civil Rights Commission that “The [voting] section doesn’t want to protect white voters.” DoJ officials have made it clear that they do not want to prosecute cases where ‘traditional minorities’ are the defendants. In fact, Deputy Assistant Attorney General Julie Fernandes told DoJ officials that there would be no more cases brought against black defendants where white victims would be vindicated. It doesn’t stop there. Fernandes also made it clear that the DoJ will no longer enforce Section 8 of the National Voter Registration Act. Section 8 requires purging voter rolls of ineligible voters, for example dead people, a key Democratic constituency. Fernandes’ explanation? Enforcing Section 8 would not increase voter turnout. Try to comprehend that logic. Voter turnout is negatively effected by not allowing no existent or deceased  people to vote, so we’re not going to enforce the law. Ms. Fernandes may be up for a Joycelyn Elders award. I feel like Captain Renault. I’m just shocked, shocked to learn that Democrats openly engage in, and encourage, voter fraud. I am equally stunned to find out that a man that sat in Jeramiah Wright’s pews for 20 years employs a host of anti-white racists. You know, with the government organizing voter fraud through registration and intimidation, you’d almost think that the current occupant of the Oval office had some experience putting together similar schemes.