Rush Limbaugh Says Miami NASCAR Crowd Booed First Lady Michelle Obama Because She Is An "Uppity" Black Woman

Attempting to stoke the fires of racism, radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh made incendiary comments about First Lady Michelle Obama, being booed at the final NASCAR race of the year in Miami, Florida. Limbaugh stated Americans view Mrs. Obama as a "uppity" black woman patronizingly lecturing the nation on what to eat and how to raise kids. He also stated, her husband, President Barack Obama, is an apologist for America all over the world who has driven the country into bankruptcy, all conduct the nation resents.

First Lady Michelle Obama looking upset at NASCAR event in Miami after being booed

I do not believe Mrs. Obama was booed because she is black, because if you watch the tape, Jill Biden, the wife of Vice President, Joe Biden, both white, caught some of the boos as well. I think the booing was a political statement, as Florida has a high unemployment and foreclosure rate. People in the state are hurting and very little help is being provided from the Obama Administration.

Therefore, the Judiciary Report is of the belief Mrs. Obama was booed by an audience frustrated with the economic climate in America, which has worsened under her husband's tenure as President of the United States of America. Many Floridians do not like President Obama's policies. So, unless President Obama miraculously turns the economy around in the next 11 and 1/2 months, Democrats can scratch off Florida from the win column in the 2012 election.

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Celluloid Film Review: Madea's Big Happy Family

Title: Madea's Big Happy Family

Year Of Release: 2011

Review Date: September 30, 2011

Rating: PG-13

Running time: 106 minutes

Box Office Gross: $53,345,287

Site Rating: 6 out of 10 stars

"Madea's Big Happy Family" is the story of Madea's big crazy family, struggling with various problems. Loretta Devine, stars as "Shirley" a family matriarch dying from cancer and wanting her family together for a nice meal together, where she can give them the bad news, after being given weeks to live.

However, Shirley's family, comprised of her adult children, have many problems that range from martial trouble to a past secret incident of molestation, resulting in each attempt at a dinner, descending into fights. This film is sad, but brings up topics people struggle with everyday.

While the Celluloid Film Review is no fan of LionsGate, the distributor of "Madea's Big Happy Family" due to the company's unethical conduct in a number of issues, which have ventured into unlawful territory, Perry has been taking a lot of undeserved flack for his work that has been labeled buffoonery. This was a good film and contrary to what some think, there are people in the black community like some of the characters therein that have been deemed "embarrassing." Why should they be underrepresented.

It reminds me of small controversies, regarding some Jewish people not liking the sitcom "The Nanny" due to the stereotypes it contained (but the funny character had a good, kind heart and was very giving) and some Anglo-Saxons being embarrassed by "Married With Children." Well, sorry white people, I can't help you with "Married With Children" but now you know how we (black people) feel when we see "Flavor Of Love."

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