Republicans who are vying to lead the national party offered a mix of reactions yesterday to the decision by one candidate for the job to mail out a music CD including the song "Barack the Magic ...

The "magic negro'' song was first played publicly in 2007 on Rush Limbaugh's radio show. Its title was taken from a Los Angeles Times column that argued whites could support Obama to assuage guilt ...

Kleinheider Jan 29, 2009 Jan 29, 2009 Ben Smith points out one of the other songs on the now infamous "Barack the Magic Negro" CD, one that didn't get as much play: ...

Chip Saltsman, a candidate for chairman of the Republican National Committee, sent committee members this month a holiday music CD that included "Barack the Magic Negro," a parody song first aired ...

RNC candidate Chip Saltsman’s Christmas greeting to committee members includes a music CD with lyrics from a song called “Barack the Magic Negro,” first played on Rush Limbaugh’s popular ...

A parody song called "Barack the Magic Negro" causes the Republican National Committee a major headache. On Friday, news reports revealed former Tennessee GOP leader Chip Saltsman -- who also ran ...

“Barack the Magic Negro lives in D.C.” the opening of the song goes. “The L.A. Times, they called him that ‘cause he’s not authentic like me.

It's called 'Barack the Magic Hero' and its got its share of controversial lines: "Obama said come join us. Republicans can ride, too. Just look way in the back of the bus we've saved a seat for ...

M: Well it's interesting that when Barack Obama's campaign team first began to do testing, in terms of how the public was responding to him - and this was when he was putting together a run for ...

Sensing an opening in the race for the RNC chairmanship, rivals of Chip Saltsman are criticizing the candidate for sending out a CD to members with a song called “Barack the Magic Negro.” ...

RNC candidate Chip Saltsman’s Christmas greeting to committee members includes a music CD with lyrics from a song called “Barack the Magic Negro,” first played on Rush Limbaugh’s popular radio show.