'Not a good look': NAACP's statement on midterms makes no mention of Tim Scott, Mia Love

Brett T. | 5:45 PM on November 06, 2014

The “nonpartisan” NAACP released a statement on the 2014 midterm elections Wednesday, and as Townhall noted, it focused almost exclusively on pushing for passage of a Voting Rights Act Amendment. “This election was not about who won but the rather the citizens who lost the right to participate,” wrote NAACP president and CEO Cornell William Brooks.

This election was not about who won? That might explain why the NAACP’s statement included no mention whatsoever of Tim Scott or Mia Love’s historic wins. Scott’s victory made him the first black U.S. Senator from the South since Reconstruction, and Love made history as the first black Republican woman elected to Congress. That certainly sounds like advancement worth recognizing.

There is no mention of Tim Scott of Mia Love’s historic wins in the @NAACP statement on the 2014 elections.

— Matt Vespa (@mVespa1) November 6, 2014

NAACP finally releases statement on midterms, predictably leaves out historic wins for Mia Love and Tim Scott http://t.co/g2u4mSHLZo

— Katie Pavlich (@KatiePavlich) November 6, 2014

@NAACP No Mention of @SenatorTimScott Or @MiaBLove In your Statement. What Black people only matter if they are @TheDemocRATS? #EpicFail

— Carlisleboy (@Carlisleboy) November 6, 2014

https://twitter.com/Reaganomics3/status/530457518133510145

https://twitter.com/ErickaAndersen/status/530457809037819904

https://twitter.com/sbscots/status/530473472385089536

The NAACP isn't "Non"-partisan. They are "Hyper"-partisan.

0 mention of Love or Scott's historic races tells you all you need to know

— Ministry of Tooth (@OfTooth) November 6, 2014