Allen West Calls Civil Rights Icon John Lewis A "Hypocrite"

That would be the same John Lewis who lied about being spat on by Tea Party activists, just shameful:

Civil Rights Icon John Lewis, admitting he didn’t know the facts of the case, proceeded to defend Charlie Rangel against his ethics violations by dredging up Rangel’s involvement in the Civil Rights movement. I guess the facts of the case or rather the actual ethics violations themselves don’t matter to John Lewis if you are one of his friends. Yet Allen West says that while he was being viciously attacked during his recent campaign, having his social security number mailed to all of his constituents and being accused of being a member of an all white motorcycle gang, that John Lewis came down and campaigned against him, supporting the man who was playing the race card and egregiously smearing him. West sees this as duplicitous and asks if instead of defending Charlie Rangel, Lewis should have stood on character.

West also has strong words for the Congressional Black Caucus that he criticizes for ‘preaching victimization and dependency’ while supporting ‘liberal social welfare policies that are failing in the black community’. 

It’s been a long time in coming, but I am so happy to see Allen West, a man of character and principle, not only taking on the Congressional Black Caucus but the liberal policies of the Left in his new capacity as a congressman. This will be a fight worth watching.

Black Conservative Tea Party Members Take Down Leftwing John Lewis "Spat On" Lie

Again, for months there's been a $100,000 reward for anyone who can provide proof that John Lewis was spat on and called the n-word at a Tea Party event, what with a recession going on, you'd think somebody would've scooped it up by now.

Where's The Smoking Gun? Did Tea Party Protester Really Call John Lewis The N-Word?

FOXNews.com:

Republican National Chairman Michael Steele and one of the organizers of Saturday's Tea Party rally strongly condemned the racial slurs that some black lawmakers alleged were yelled at them by some health care protesters as they headed for a procedural vote at Capitol Hill.

"I absolutely think it's isolated," Amy Kremer, the grassroots coordinator of the Tea Party Express, told Fox News on Sunday. "It's disgraceful and the people in this movement won't tolerate it because that's not what we're about."

Steele rejected the notion that the incident may make any association with the Tea Party Movement a danger.

"It's not a danger," Steele told NBC's "Meet the Press on Sunday." "It's certainly not a reflection of the movement or the Republican Party when you have idiots out there saying stupid things."

"As Leader Boehner said, that's reprehensible," he said, referring to House Minority Leader John Boehner, R-Ohio. "We don't support that."

Of course, the Left (and Barry's minions in the press) is doing all they can to create a firestorm outta Lewis' claims. But no one seems to have any video/evidence of said "disgraceful event" ever taking place. But then, this the same merry band of hypocrites who conveniently forget how some their own acted (shall we say..."foolish") when protesting President Bush, John McCain and any other Republican that raised their blood pressure at the time, but we've long learned by now, "RACIST!!!" is what they shout when they need to deflect from the truth.

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