Satire or about-face racism?

A advanced accumulation led by a aloft New York Times anchorman and a aloft Media Matters controlling has produced an online video that says blacks don't like presumptive GOP appointee Mitt Romney.

According to the "satire," Romney is so white he makes "Wonder Bread attending like pumpernickel," Paul Bedard appear at the Washington Examiner Tuesday.

Elections Examiner Cheryl Phillips wrote that the video "has actors assuming the Republican presidential candidate's advisors, with one stating, 'blacks don't like us and we're about to accord a accent to a accomplished lot of them.'"

According to "The Message," an online "media hub," the video "lacerates Romney and his admiral as they adapt for his accent to NAACP in Houston on Wednesday."

But abounding do not see the video as satirical, or funny.

"In short, a accumulation of white progressives has absitively to alarm out not alone the 'extreme whiteness' of Romney but aswell prejudge the NAACP’s reception," addendum a column at Twitchy.

Sixty percent of those accommodating in a poll acquaint by Ann Althouse alleged the video an "inept attack to advantage chase and get abroad with it as 'comedy.'"

Nimmo, allegedly no fan of either candidate, calls the video "transparent hogwash," and says that Eric Burns, a aloft admiral of the George Soros-funded Media Matters, can "get away" with the video because "there are millions of politically axis Democrats" who bought into the hope-and-change mantra in 2008.

According to Nimmo, those voters "will buy into whatever Obama’s wranglers bandy at them this time admitting Obama’s abundant betrayals and attack affiance failures."

The Message said in a columnist absolution that it affairs to use videos to "say things that Democrats are abashed to say, affix with adolescent voters-many of whom are alienated by today's political climate, and accord acute and astute choir an befalling to accord to the debate."

"The Message's different mix of ball experience, political and messaging savvy, online adroitness and administration expertise, and a journalist's eye makes it the belvedere Democrats and progressives charge to lift their choir aloft the Republicans and accept a cultural chat that molds this acclamation aeon and beyond," the columnist absolution added.

Romney is set to allege at the anniversary NAACP assemblage on Wednesday, while Admiral Obama is not appointed to allege this year. Attorney General Eric Holder batten at the assemblage on Tuesday, and Vice Admiral Joe Biden is appointed to allege on Thursday.

Nimmo, allegedly no fan of either candidate, calls the video "transparent hogwash," and says that Eric Burns, a aloft admiral of the George Soros-funded Media Matters, can "get away" with the video because "there are millions of politically axis Democrats" who bought into the hope-and-change mantra in 2008.

According to Nimmo, those voters "will buy into whatever Obama’s wranglers bandy at them this time admitting Obama’s abundant betrayals and attack affiance failures."

The Message said in a columnist absolution that it affairs to use videos to "say things that Democrats are abashed to say, affix with adolescent voters-many of whom are alienated by today's political climate, and accord acute and astute choir an befalling to accord to the debate."

"The Message's different mix of ball experience, political and messaging savvy, online adroitness and administration expertise, and a journalist's eye makes it the belvedere Democrats and progressives charge to lift their choir aloft the Republicans and accept a cultural chat that molds this acclamation aeon and beyond," the columnist absolution added.

Romney is set to allege at the anniversary NAACP assemblage on Wednesday, while Admiral Obama is not appointed to allege this year. Attorney General Eric Holder batten at the assemblage on Tuesday, and Vice Admiral Joe Biden is appointed to allege on Thursday.