Peter Kirsanow, writing over at NRO's The Corner, wonders if anyone in America could find reasons to oppose the presidential candidacy of Barack Obama -- and still not be be branded as a "racist."Here's just a few of the 25 considerations that made Kirsanow's list:
* If you object to Obama raising your payroll, capital gains and estate taxes you...may be a racist.
* If you're in favor of drilling for oil and building nuclear power plants you...may be a racist.
* If your pastor is nothing like Rev. Wright or Father Pfleger you... may be a racist.
* If you don't want the majority of justices on the Supreme Court to be like Stephen Breyer you...may be a racist.
* If you're not impressed with Obama's 100% NARAL rating you...may be a racist.
* If you think the surge is working and that's a good thing you...may be a racist.
* If you think "we are the change we've been waiting for" is a line from a Monty Python skit you...may be a racist.
* If you're appalled that Obama voted against treating infants born after an abortion attempt the same medically as other infants born alive you...may be a racist.
* If you don't think rural, working class people are bitter and "cling to guns or religion or antipathy to people who aren't like them" you...may be a racist.
Again, read the whole list here.
