Yesterday I wrote a long post about Barack Obama's long relationship with Bill Ayers. What did not occur to me was that my criticism of Bill Ayers might very well be interpreted as racist. That's because my criticism of Ayers is necessarily criticism of Obama, and all criticism of Obama is racist:

In his color-coded article, "The Color-Coded Campaign," John Heilemann doesn't just hint that racial prejudice will prevent Barack Obama from winning the White House. He states it directly and without equivocation. The reason America's first black major party presumptive presidential nominee hasn't blown out the intractably boring and uninspiring John McCain in the polls, given "surging" Democratic voter registration and voters' disenchantment with Republicans, is his skin color.

It wouldn't have anything to do with Obama's liberal beliefs, inexperience, gaffes, and inconsistencies, would it? No, it's because he's black, says Heilemann and other liberals. Lurking just below the surface of any white person's criticism of Barack Obama is racial bias. Heilemann's article leaves the impression that Obama longs to take the high road and rise above such distractions; Republicans and other white people just won't let him.

I was all set to update the previous post with a couple of videos showing how unrepentant Ayers and his wife are. (To them, America remains the enemy -- "the beast" to be exact.)

But because Ayers and Dohrn are longtime friends and collaborators with Obama, these videos probably have to be considered racist.

Readers are warned accordingly.

And here's Part 2, if you can stand another racist video:

My apologies.