"Were this a white-on-black hate crime," said Rush, "there is no escaping the fact that it would be national news for months, and every prominent black career civil rights activist in America would be calling for the death penalty."
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"Certainly, this crime is no more or less heinous than would be a white-on-black hate crime," said Rush, who was the first to expose nationally the anti-American sermons of President Obama's longtime pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright. "But I am interested to see what the judicial system in liberal Seattle and the establishment press make of this. So far, the latter has said next to nothing."
As Rush recently said in an interview with Family Security Matters, "The Left has pretty much got the reins on the press, and a lot of the news bureau chiefs and the journalists are likeminded people who went to a lot of the same universities, they were schooled in hard Left journalism. They really have lost that concern for what the truth is."
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"Hopefully," said Rush, "this case can be equitably adjudicated in Washington state, because it is a matter of public record that the Obama Justice Department has a directive to dismiss black-on-white civil rights violations."