Hey, maybe we can call New Orleans, the Big Chocolate Enchilada! Lasseiz les bon temps roulez, mi amigo!

But I must admit gratitude to Mr. Nagin for a new addition to the lexicon. Instead of saying "like white on rice" we can substitute "like chocolate on New Orleans."

It has a certain je ne sais quoi, non?

First of all, thanks to The Political Teen for using my photoshop and linking to me, in addition to a couple others I’ve seen out there. The image is from my original post on the Nagin “Chocolate” city comments. Read…

From not long after sunrise to well after sundown, thousands of Kansas City area residents on Monday

I know from a very reliable source (a coworker with family in NO) who said that the biggest concern down there is New Orleans becoming a "Little Mexico". As everyone knows, there is a ton of construction jobs down there with the rebuilding. And who do you think is getting hired? That's right, boys and girls … illegal aliens. A lot of these construction contractors are hiring "day workers" because of the profit they'll make in the savings.

While his comments are race-baiting at best … and don't misinterpret, I think he's way out of line for saying them … his concern of his city losing its Creole roots is plenty valid.

If you think he's going to get flamed for his blatantly racial remarks, just imagine what blacklash he would've gotten if he simply stated "Come back to New Orleans, my black brothers and sisters, or them Mexicans will take over!"

On MLK Day, a day named in honor of a man who fought for equality, New Orleans Mayor and all-around bigot Ray Nagin, called for a “chocolate New Orelans” – in front of a crowd that had gathered at City Hall for a MLK Day march:
“We…