Why do Republicans ignore racism and never denounce it when it's within their party?

[Re Vera]

Back at ya, bud. Zimmerman, half caucasian, half hispanic, kills a black kid under circumstances that may potentially be self-defense. Sharpton and the NAACP crew come out in force crying hate crime, and black kids start threatening revenge murders. A white college baseball player gets brutally murdered while riding his bike by three black kids, and the media is silent.

The Democratic elite live in multi-million dollar homes, hire minority "help," and don't pay social security or medicare withholding, leaving the employees high and dry. They tell minorities they aren't good enough to get a job, go to college, build a successful business, or compete in the marketplace without special government assistance, even though the rates of minority literacy, higher education, and business ownership were higher under Jim Crow's institutionalized racism that in today's sterilized PC political environment. Democratic pundits and talk show hosts rail on a Romney for adopting a black kid, insult people for being Jewish, and use phrases like "Uncle Tom" on black members of the Republican party. So tell me, Tony, where is the Democratic party's outcry over THEIR overt and unabashed racism?

Plenty of Republicans, particularly in the South, have prejudices. I see it every day and its part of why I'm no longer affiliated with it. But seriously, when Alec Baldwin rails on a gay man who pissed him off and uses homophobic slurs, nothing at all is done about it. Had any Republican done the same, they would be well and truly crucified in the media. None of this matters, though, because Tony's a troll with partisan blinders permanently screwed onto his head. He calls out Republicans constantly for their shortcomings but can't recognize the hypocrisy with which he surrounds himself every time he posts a "question" on here.