by, ironically, a rich white guy:

A gubernatorial candidate challenging pro football Hall of Famer Lynn Swann in the Republican primary fired his campaign manager after the man told a televised call-in show: "The rich white guy in this campaign is Lynn Swann."

Bill Scranton, a former lieutenant governor who is white and comes from a wealthy family, also issued an apology to Swann after his campaign manager's comments Wednesday.

The remarks by James Seif "in no way whatsoever reflect my views or those of my campaign," Scranton said. "I want to apologize to Lynn Swann, his family, supporters and PCN viewers for the offensive and disturbing comments made on my behalf."

Kudos goes to Scranton for firing this bum.  He's done something that very few Democrats would have done:  fire an employee or campaign worker for derogatory racial comments towards black conservatives.  He also knows how to make an apology, something that Sen. Chuck Schumer obviously doesn't know how to do.

This is the result of years of attacks by black leftists on black conservatives.  The criticism is never on the merits, because most of them could never produce a coherent argument that would withstand scrutiny.  Instead, they are ad hominem attacks based on supposed race loyalty. 

Nevermind whether the ideas and policies espoused would actually work, or are feasible ideas.  According to black leftists, an ulterior motive has to be considered when a policy or idea is created or supported by black conservatives.  And since black leftists have declared themselves the measuring stick of blackness, black conservatives fail to reach that mark. 

Thus, white leftists are virtually given free reign to cast the same aspersions and vitriol that black ones do, and since black conservatives fall short on the measuring stick, they will receive little to no criticism from groups like the NAACP, the Congressional (Socialist) Black Caucus, as well as other groups.  And since white leftists control the Democratic Party as well as other left-wing organizations, criticism will always be limited, because they ultimately know which side of their bread is buttered.