By GottaLaff
Earlier, I posted about how this little wingnut snake claimed he was "absolutely independent", but was funded by a wealthy conservative investor.
Let's see what else we can dig up on him. Why, here's something now!
He ran an affirmative action bake sale. Let’s repeat – an affirmative action bake sale, where they sold baked goods for different prices based on your race. This was all to prove a point, of course, that affirmative action is bad.Here’s that bake sale:
In April 2008, our little "pimp" took on Planned Parenthood:
When James O'Keefe, the undercover "donor," asked if a donation could be used for aborting a black child, a PP staffer from Tulsa responded, "We can definitely designate it for an African-American." [...]What a busy bee O'Keefe has been:
Planned Parenthood founder, Margaret Sanger, once stated, "We do not want the word to go out that we want to exterminate the Negro population." [...]
Last Spring, [Lila Rose, editor of The Advocate, the pro-life UCLA publication responsible for the investigations] posed as a 15-year-old seeking an abortion for the child conceived with her 23-year-old "boyfriend," played by O'Keefe. Rose recorded a Santa Monica, CA PP employee encouraging her to lie about her age so that the organization would not have to report her situation as statutory rape.
[W]e heard James' voice soon thereafter on the now infamous phone calls to Planned Parenthood wanting to make donations specifically to abort black babies.
What a stand-up guy. And the right finds Michael Moore offensive?
UPDATE, via DKos: (h/t: CityCountryMe)
UPDATE, via DKos: (h/t: CityCountryMe)
Not everyone among Mr. O’Keefe’s acquaintances agrees. Liz Farkas, a Rutgers student who called Mr. O’Keefe "a nice guy and a loyal friend," said she grew disillusioned after he asked her to help edit the script of a Planned Parenthood sting.
"It was snippets to make the Planned Parenthood nurse look bad," Ms. Farkas said. "I said: ‘It has no context. You’re just cherry-picking the nurse’s answers.’ He said, ‘Okay’ — and then he just ran it."