Obama & Dems mum on abortionist's racist comments

Dr. Ashutosh “Ron” Virmani, a Charlotte obstetrician-gynecologist, who also performs abortions for a Preferred Women’s Health Center in Charlotte NC., recently referred to African American babies as "ugly black babies". Dr. Virmani has been a frequent donor to the DNC, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and several Democratic candidates.

African American pro-life activists are now asking the question: Where is the outrage from the NAACP, Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson? Why haven't they spoken out about these abhorrent remarks?

I would also ask the same question of President Obama.

Mr. Obama purports to be a voice for African Americans, a voice for the minority, but apparently when an abortionist/DNC donor utters racist remarks, Obama's voice, and his outrage, are nowhere to be found.

Obama will lash out at pro-life conservatives because they are depriving fetuses of their freedom, namely, their right to be aborted, but he will not utter a word of protest against a racist, abortionist, loyal DNC donor.

"Don't put it on the taxpayer, "Dr. Virmani recently told pro-life activists. "I don’t wish to pay for the baby with my money. Let me see you adopt one of those ugly black babies... Take them off the taxpayer's money."

Records show the Charlotte-based Virmani has given several donations since 2000 to the Democratic National Committee and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, as well as $1,000 to John Kerry in 2004 and $250 to Hillary Clinton in 2008.

Historically, Democrats have an embarrassing record on civil rights: the party opposed civil rights for African Americans, including uniform opposition in Congress to the 14th amendment granting blacks civil rights. The party is also the sole founding party of the Ku Klux Klan: the 1915 Klan propaganda film The Birth of a Nation was described by its director as intended “to revolutionize northern sentiment by a presentation of history that would transform every man in my audience into a good Democrat!”

In September of last year, black pastor and civil rights activist Rev. Wayne Perryman filed a lawsuit against President Obama and the DNC in U.S. District Court for its history of racism against blacks, which he notes has never elicited an apology.

“Any organization that has such a racist history and receives 97% of the African American vote (after doing all they could to deny blacks the right to vote), should willingly apologize without being forced do so through a lawsuit,” said Perryman. The activist said he was “convinced that Democrats will only apologize if the media, or the courts (with public pressure) will force them to do so.”

“The man who authored the book: The Audacity of Hope, now has the ‘audacity’ to refuse to apologize for his political party and their racist institutions, that took the lives of millions of his own people,” he said.

Incidentally, in 2010, President Obama eulogized the late Democratic Senator, Robert Byrd, despite the fact that Mr. Byrd had once been a former klansman. Byrd endorsed Obama's candidacy in 2008 and Obama, in his eulogy, returned the favor by heaping effusive praise on the late senator, adding that although Byrd had a history of racism, he had changed over the years.

In a 2001 interview with Fox News, the "changed" Sen. Byrd, said that, "There are [also] white niggers, I've seen a lot of white niggers in my time, if you want to use that word, but we just need to work together to make our country better..."

Nevertheless, "white nigger" comments aside, Mr. Byrd was a staunch critic of George W. Bush and the war in Iraq, and he found a kindred spirit and political ally in Barack Obama. Hence, Obama received Byrd's endorsement in 2008, and the former klansman received Obama's endorsement during a 2010 eulogy.