Victor Davis Hanson

And you wonder when it's going to end.

And as I said earlier, economically we'll get to the point where

A person's gender or you doesn't really ascertain their class status anymore, at least in a lot of cases.

And there's a lot of people on the left, she doesn't think, that have some weird psychological squaring the circle where if they feel that a black person is conservative like Clarence Thomas or Winsome Sears, then they get a blank check to use a race car.

There was a cartoonist

that portrayed Winston Sears, and that was right out of something in 1860s in the South.

She had exaggerated lips, and then she was dancing like she was a minstrel and kind of gesticulating, and that didn't come from people on the right.

If they are referring to those Republican people on that list, I don't know one major Republican that hasn't condemned it, and I think they've been drummed out of whatever official...

Nobody's ever heard of them.

But we've heard of her, and we've heard of Michelle Obama, and we hear all the time, race, race.

And then it gets, the logical conclusion is, what if she doesn't do that?

What if she doesn't mention race?

What if she's like Tim Scott?

Or what if she's like a Republican African American?

And then...

magical things happen.

They get into the world of equal opportunity, not for ordained result.

And they do well, just as well as anybody else.

And they don't have any victim baggage.

And that's the big difference between the Republican and the Democrat, liberal, conservative, is that you have a meritocratic process.