They're Coming for Your Kids: MN's New 'Ethnic Studies' Program Is a Woke...
Ratio Alert! PBS Lets Us Know How Many 'People in Small Vessels' Have...
Disgusting: Julie Roginsky Goes Full Hitler on Bari Weiss
Our Gift to You This Holiday Season
Dem Rep. Ted Lieu Suggests 'Best Way to Oppose Fake News' and We...
Marco Drops the Gloves! State Department Sanctions European Leaders Who Censor Free Speech
Compare Crime Stats From Last Year of Biden to First Year of Trump...
Going Lower: Eric Swalwell Politicizes a Former GOP Rival's Terrible Cancer Diagnosis
Politico's Even MORE Annoying European Bureau Claims the 'Far Right' Is 'Stealing' Christm...
The New Yorker Has a Lot of People Asking Why They Deleted This...
Slow News Day: The Hill Reports That Adam Kinzinger Cancels His Paramount Plus...
BURN! El Salvador Prez Makes Hillary Clinton an Offer She WILL Refuse Regarding...
We Thought Eric Swalwell Had Achieved Peak Cringe. We Were Wrong
Hunter Biden Says We Don't Want Immigrants That Are Coming Here Illegally
Man Warns MAGA That He's Not the Guy to Attack and Will Go...

'Bigots are on parade'! TNR's Ethnicity Cops set their sights on Bobby Jindal, Dinesh D'Souza

Now that Gov. Bobby Jindal’s thrown his hat into the 2016 ring, it’s apparently open season on him.

Yesterday, the Washington Post gave airtime to the notion that Jindal has abandoned his Indian-ness to get ahead in politics:

Advertisement

Today, The New Republic followed suit, digging up a February post throwing controversial conservative Dinesh D’Souza into the mix:

Here’s just a sample:

It’s tempting to dismiss D’Souza as an outlier. He’s aligned with the right-wing of the Republican party, while the vast majority of American South Asians identify as Democrats. Still, anyone who spends time among South Asians will recognize the popular currency of attitudes like D’Souza’s. Moreover, D’Souza indicates a wider problem, given that one of the Republican Party’s most prominent Islamophobic voices is Louisana Governor Bobby Jindal, a South Asian. D’Souza’s racism and Jindal’s xenophobia find a more muted parallel in the career of South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley, whose advancement includes suppressing public references to her Sikh heritage and being presented by her campaign as a “proud Christian woman.” The careers of D’Souza, Jindal, and Haley carry an implicit message: Racial minorities can advance in the GOP by erasing their ethnic identity and/or attacking other minorities.

Advertisement

Pretty disgusting, right?

https://twitter.com/NoahCRothman/status/613794034310586368

https://twitter.com/JayCaruso/status/613795037328097280

But please, allow the piece’s author Jeet Heer to explain:

Gee, that’s awful generous of him. And not remotely condescending or bigoted at all!

Advertisement

https://twitter.com/KevinNR/status/613800290173620224

https://twitter.com/Matthops82/status/613801869828333568

https://twitter.com/sarahzview/status/613804141488398336

Advertisement

https://twitter.com/Thorrison/status/613795661046259712

https://twitter.com/SmuggieMike/status/613794434174554113

https://twitter.com/CplSoletrain/status/613795682684538880

Exactly.

Advertisement

The dolt doth project too much.

Jonah Goldberg of National Review — which was also vilified in Heer’s piece — had a question:

Asked, and answered:

Editor’s note: This post has been edited to clarify that the TNR piece was originally written in February 2015. We apologize for any confusion.

***

Update:

Looks like TNR’s been doing some tinkering:

https://twitter.com/andylevy/status/613835538827755520

Yes indeed:

https://twitter.com/seanmdav/status/613840591584145408

***

Related:

‘How is this not racist?’ WaPo gives airtime to blatant bigotry about Bobby Jindal

Join the conversation as a VIP Member

Recommended

Trending on Twitchy Videos

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement