
He called me Uncle Tom, but most just call me Mister C
The principles that make me an American Black Conservative.

Not surprisingly, facts and logic did not matter to him, because he had finally gotten on the show to set me straight and give me a piece of his demented mind. He failed to realize that I do not collect scraps from a shallow mind. He also did not realize that I got over being insulted by mindless name-calling decades ago, and that his attempted intimidation inspired me to write this commentary.
I followed up that futile exchange in the next short segment of the show with several reasons as to why he probably felt the way he did. That's when it occurred to me that those are the same reasons millions of people listen to my opinions and analysis, read my commentaries, watch me on TV and invite me to give keynote speeches all over the world.
I know who I am, and Whose I am!
For all of the reasons the caller thinks I am an "Uncle Tom", millions of people respect those reasons and many of them call me "Mister C".
These reasons are reminders for people who know me as Mister C:
- An American black conservative who believes in the Constitution, less government, less taxation and more individual responsibility.
- An American black conservative who does not subscribe to "black group think", because I learned to think for myself from childhood.
- An American black conservative who understands our history, but who is not a slave to our history. My dreams are bigger than our history.
- An American black conservative who does not blame the white man, the Republicans, or the rich for the problems in America. Look in the mirror!
- An American black conservative who is not afraid to criticize the failed policies of a black president. Just look at the facts and only an idiot could conclude otherwise!
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