mary frances berry is an honest liberal. she said there's no evidence that the tea party hearings are anymore racist than other republicans. having one opponents rebut charges of racism is... why not talk about the real issues? and this is all politics leading up to the election. let's have a moratorium. unless someone really practices real racism, which is racial superiority-- i'm better than you. unless you.... >> bob, could you jump in... (all talking at once). >> here's the point. >> schieffer: go ahead, michael. >> the reality is that you have the manipulation of symbols of success. that's why obama's election provided many people coverage for the belief that they were in a post-racial society. we no longer had to deal with the issue of race. but the deep abiding persistent structural inequality that prevails is a different matter. having obama at the top is one thing. so we have the support and the spark of racial dialogue and discourse in the bottom, and the suppression at the top. the symbolic representation of barac

mary frances berry is a very liberal democrat, democrat in good standing. the share of the united states commission of civil rights appointed by bill clinton. she also served appointed by jimmy carter. this is what she wrote in politico.com last week. listen carefully. changing the to party was the charge of racism is proving to be an effective strategy for democrats. there is no evidence that he party will answer any more races than any other republicans and indeed other americans. but gettg them to spend their time purging their ranks and having the candidates distance themselves should help democrats win in november. having one's opponent rbut charges of racism is far better than discussing joblessness. [applause] >>ave you ever heard a more honest explanation of the cynicism driving people attacking the two-party? salles wilensky, indeed, 9.5% unemployment nationally, 40% of nevada, was 50% in less vigorous you would do anything to change the subject. [applause] first the good news. door going to have a big victory in november. [applause] but remember a