Count on Charles Blow to always, always, always blurt out in the most indelicate way possible what Democrats and liberals in the media have been trying to do with at least some discretion.
Blow wrote Monday in the New York Times that it should be pro forma to call someone, anyone, a racist, regardless of whether it can be proven. So long as it feels right, the label should be generously applied.
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