As to Saltsman, it’s problematic because it shows how out of touch the GOP is when it comes to diversity. This man wants to be the leader of his party, yet he thinks this is the way to attract minorities.

Even black Republicans, like Sophia Nelson take offense at the parody.

In fact, your comments do not deserve to appear here at all. We have been down this road before. You came to my original blog with your nonsense and harassment. I tried to be a gracious host and tolerate your shenanigans. But you have taught me an important lesson: Not everyone deserves to be heard all the time. More importantly, some people don’t deserve to be heard at all if it can be helped. Just in case you’re wondering you are most likely in the latter group. That’s why on my original blog, I took all of your comments and put them in their own separate little space. Instead of you learning a lesson and adjusting your tactics, you want to continue exactly where you left off.

Please note that from this point on, your comments will no longer appear on any of the articles I share with the people of the AfroSpear. I’m sure the readers here would miss nothing if you and your seriously less than helpful commentary never appeared. However, so that people can experience the rantings of a black man who has difficulty following a choo-choo train of thought, a black man who can laugh at political leadership from white politicians that is blatantly insensitive to black people and yet curse any and every black politician, a black man that appears to despise his own blackness and the blackness of others, the readers of AfroSpear can read your nonsense by clicking here. People with warped thought patterns like yours should not be allowed to freely infect others. You shall not pass.

Peace