NAACP Leader Asked On CNN: “You Would Be OK With A Congressional White Caucus?” (VIDEO)

Have you ever wondered why we have a Congressional Black Caucus? That question was the subject of a very interesting exchange on CNN this week.

The Daily Caller reports:

NAACP Leader Balks At Idea Of Congressional White Caucus [VIDEO]

Cornell William Brooks, President and CEO of the NAACP, was at loss for words Thursday night as former Reagan adviser Jeffrey Lord injected a hypothetical Congressional White Caucus into a debate on CNN’s Anderson Cooper 360.

The racially charged exchange began during a discussion of President Trump having asked an African-American reporter from a black-focused new radio outlet if she knew the leadership of the Congressional Black Caucus.

“Frankly I used to think the Congressional Black Caucus, when it was first formed, was a good thing,” Lord began. “I changed my mind on this. I don’t think there should be any caucuses in the House of Representatives that are divided by race. I mean, heaven forbid, if David Duke got elected and wanted to form a Congressional White Caucus, that would be appalling,” he said, explaining his change of heart.

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“Sir, Jeffrey, that is…I’m looking for a word here. Beyond…it’s completely preposterous. To compare the Klan to the Congressional Black Caucus,” Brooks smilingly replied, visibly upset by the analogy his fellow panelist drew.

Watch the video:

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It’s also worth noting that the CBC is a purely Liberal body.

Why does it exist?

 

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