One million more jobs for black Americans.
https://www.desmoinesregister.com/s...n-presidential-race-iowa-caucuses/3649719002/
https://www.desmoinesregister.com/s...n-presidential-race-iowa-caucuses/3649719002/
Trump tells Democratic women of colour to leave U.S. in 'racist and disgusting' tweet
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Read a little about Michael the Black Man, as he likes to call himself.
He's the lone black guy who is put behind Trump in all his rallies with his 'blacks for Trump' sign.
The guy was a cult member who was accused of murder.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_the_Black_Man
He's the lone black guy who is put behind Trump in all his rallies with his 'blacks for Trump' sign.
The guy was a cult member who was accused of murder.
Fricking hilarious, this is Trump's black support?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_the_Black_Man
Strange how he has always been part of the Trump base that has been shipped to nearly all the trump rallies in the past. Now he has become a Trumptard Cult Follower. Recently, he has not been spotted at some of Trump's rally. Not sure how he has not been locked away in prison even after his own brother testified against him in the beating up of a guy that eventually passed away. But these are the "Fine Guys" that Trump loves:Read a little about Michael the Black Man, as he likes to call himself.
He's the lone black guy who is put behind Trump in all his rallies with his 'blacks for Trump' sign.
The guy was a cult member who was accused of murder.
Fricking hilarious, this is Trump's black support?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_the_Black_Man
https://www.miaminewtimes.com/news/...eturns-for-trumps-orlando-2020-rally-11199599
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Yeah...That’s the Blacks for Trump guy. He’s crazy af.Read a little about Michael the Black Man, as he likes to call himself.
He's the lone black guy who is put behind Trump in all his rallies with his 'blacks for Trump' sign.
The guy was a cult member who was accused of murder.
Fricking hilarious, this is Trump's black support?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_the_Black_Man
Trump is at it again, now claiming that these four women of colour are not 'capable' of loving the US.
Oh, and heard that Kellyanne had to explain to Trump why its racist to say Americans of colour should 'go back to where they came from'.
His handlers really shouldn't leave him alone in the mornings, the doddering idiot keeps digging himself in deeper.
Oh, and heard that Kellyanne had to explain to Trump why its racist to say Americans of colour should 'go back to where they came from'.
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OnTheWayOut
Because he’s married to Kelly Anne. It’s funny when her husband basically contradicts everything she says. It just is.
Even Kelly Anne had to explain to Trump why his tweets were racist.
Oh, one of Trump's former adviser, one of the few token black people Trump allowed, has this to say:
https://www.inquisitr.com/5541268/trump-start-race-war-manigault-newman/
White Man Tells Black State Rep From Georgia To ‘Go Back To Where You Came From’
https://www.bet.com/news/national/2019/07/21/georgia-rep-incident.html
https://www.bet.com/news/national/2019/07/21/georgia-rep-incident.html
Another Trump supporter killing people for Trump.
https://www.huffingtonpost.ca/entry/anthony-comello-qanon-mob-boss_n_5d350df1e4b0419fd32eb398
Racist:
Race tensions are at the highest levels in the USA as they have been in decades and majority of it is due to your supreme leader Trump's rhetoric in embolding and making it acceptable to be a racist dirtbag in today's American society. Many racist dirtbags didn't have a voice prior to Trump and now they do, spreading their hate and bigoted views non stop. Thankfully we have social media outlets who have started cracking down on hate speech and misinformation in an attempt to stop the spread of White Nationalism any further. Soon they will be back under the rock they came from. Shhhhhhhhh
Russian Interference:
It has been proven that Russian interference in the 2016 election happened whether you like to believe it did or not and regardless of how you think it should just be accepted. And as the 2020 elections draws closer absolutely it should be a hot topic and the intel agencies should put a stop to it so it doesn't affect the election like it did in 2016. So yes you are right it will be a hot topic and rightfully so.
Sex Allegations:
Trump is a Serial Pussy Grabber and that can not be denied, the man is on record saying he would date his own daughter if he could, as well as describing how he interacts around women in many other lewd, unacceptable ways. There is no doubt in my mind that the Pussy Grabber In Chief has acted in ways that are considered inappropriate and possibly sexaual assault around women numerous times and that's just judging by the words he has spewed himslef. So yes you are right further sex allegations and unacceptable behaviour from Trump should come to light in the future, and not surprising one bit. Since it is the "pussy grabber", "move on them like a bitch", "I would date my daughter if I could" Trump that we are talking about.
Ugly MAGA Moments:
MAGA beleivers for the majority are White Nationalists who share some bigoted and hateful ideology towards minorities, and they are emboldened and cheered on by the President of the United States Donald Trump, so I fully agree with you there will be more incidents from his pep rallies that will go viral because they are unbelievably ignorant.
Mueller speaks on Wednesday, lets see what that does for support towards impeachment for obstruction and fuckery. Support for impeachment continues to grow, with more of the US supporting impeaching him than support him as POTUS.
Epstein continues more Trump rapey stuff, with Guiliani now saying '
https://thehill.com/hilltv/rising/4...-epstein-case-could-implicate-a-lot-of-people
The racism charges have not gone away since Trump announced his presidency, in fact they are galvanizing the 45% of the US that isn't white.
Now you've got stories like this coming out:
https://www.rollingstone.com/politi...ans-are-absolutely-terrified-of-trump-861686/
Trump can rally his old, white, angry white base, but he's never going to gain enough votes to win again, should he get that chance.
His only chance is starting race riots and hoping that Putin can bail him out again.
Once again the racist elements in the Republican Party embarrassing the leaderships!!
Illinois Republicans pull Facebook post calling 4 Democratic congresswomen ‘The Jihad Squad’:
Top leaders of the Illinois Republican Party launched an effort at damage control Sunday after a social media post echoed President Donald Trump’s criticism of four Democratic congresswoman and went further, referring to them in a movie-type poster of being a “jihad squad” and contending they believe any criticism is racist.
The post was made to the Illinois Republican County Chairmen’s Association Facebook page on Friday night but gained publicity over the weekend. It displayed images of Democratic U.S. Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, Rashida Tlaib of Michigan, Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts, and topped by a hijab-wearing Ilhan Omar of Minnesota. The four, all women of color, have been dubbed “the squad.”
“Political jihad is their game,” the Facebook post said. “If you don’t agree with their socialist ideology, you’re racist.”
The post also displayed the logo of the association.
The four members of Congress have been at the center of Trump’s social media posts for a week, after he initially told members of the group in a tweet “to go back and help fix the totally broken and crime infested places from which they came.”
All four are citizens, and three of them were born in the United States.
Trump initially defended his tweet, then said it was not meant to be racist. He then traveled to a North Carolina rally, during which he criticized Omar as a crowd chanted, “send her back.” A day later he disavowed those saying the chant, but the next day defended those who chanted as “patriots.”
The Democratic-controlled U.S. House passed a resolution last week rebuking Trump’s tweets, calling them “racist comments."
The Illinois’ state Republican chairmen group’s Facebook post was roundly criticized in comments, and as news of the posting spread, state GOP Chairman Tim Schneider, the handpicked chairman of former Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner, acknowledged it represented “bigoted rhetoric.”
“The recent social media post coming from the IRCCA does not reflect my values or the Illinois Republican Party’s values,” Schneider said in a statement. “My intense disagreement with the socialist policies and anti-Semitic language of these four congresswoman has absolutely nothing to do with their race or religion. I urge everyone who opposes them to keep the rhetoric focused on policy and ideology.”
Mark Shaw, the Lake County GOP chairman who heads the state county chairmen’s group, said the posting was “not authorized by me” and said he was “sorry if anyone who saw the image was offended by the contents.”
Shaw said the post had been deleted, and he called it an “unfortunate distraction” from the ideological issues involving the four progressive congresswoman.
On Facebook, Shaw called the posting “unauthorized.” Then he explained how the group has a “multistage, approval process for all social media posts on any of its social media properties.” That process, he said, is being “reevaluated.”
Shaw was named to head the county GOP chairmen’s group and given the title of state Republican co-chairman in an attempt to heal the party and forestall a challenge to Schneider following Rauner’s near defeat in his bid for renomination in the 2018 March primary against former state Rep. Jeanne Ives of Wheaton. Ives contended Rauner failed social conservatives by expanding abortion, transgender and immigrant rights.
Rauner went on to lose the general election to Democrat J.B. Pritzker, removing the biggest source of cash and loyalty to the state GOP. Neither Schneider nor Shaw addressed Trump’s original tweets in their statements.
Democratic state Sen. Cristina Castro of Elgin said Sunday she was speaking with the American Muslim Council when she received word of the Facebook posting.
“We were talking about Islamophobia and creating a welcoming community in Illinois and there’s this posting,” Castro said. “What is the Illinois Republican County Chairmen’s Association thinking?” she said. “They have become the party of Trump. They fan the flames. It’s actually really racist rhetoric. You can disagree with people on their viewpoints, but with this, you are continuing to divide and fan the flames.”
https://www.chicagotribune.com/poli...0190721-ffwvxkiiyzhyxg72mdjjqkcgmu-story.html
Illinois Republicans pull Facebook post calling 4 Democratic congresswomen ‘The Jihad Squad’:
Top leaders of the Illinois Republican Party launched an effort at damage control Sunday after a social media post echoed President Donald Trump’s criticism of four Democratic congresswoman and went further, referring to them in a movie-type poster of being a “jihad squad” and contending they believe any criticism is racist.
The post was made to the Illinois Republican County Chairmen’s Association Facebook page on Friday night but gained publicity over the weekend. It displayed images of Democratic U.S. Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, Rashida Tlaib of Michigan, Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts, and topped by a hijab-wearing Ilhan Omar of Minnesota. The four, all women of color, have been dubbed “the squad.”
“Political jihad is their game,” the Facebook post said. “If you don’t agree with their socialist ideology, you’re racist.”
The post also displayed the logo of the association.
The four members of Congress have been at the center of Trump’s social media posts for a week, after he initially told members of the group in a tweet “to go back and help fix the totally broken and crime infested places from which they came.”
All four are citizens, and three of them were born in the United States.
Trump initially defended his tweet, then said it was not meant to be racist. He then traveled to a North Carolina rally, during which he criticized Omar as a crowd chanted, “send her back.” A day later he disavowed those saying the chant, but the next day defended those who chanted as “patriots.”
The Democratic-controlled U.S. House passed a resolution last week rebuking Trump’s tweets, calling them “racist comments."
The Illinois’ state Republican chairmen group’s Facebook post was roundly criticized in comments, and as news of the posting spread, state GOP Chairman Tim Schneider, the handpicked chairman of former Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner, acknowledged it represented “bigoted rhetoric.”
“The recent social media post coming from the IRCCA does not reflect my values or the Illinois Republican Party’s values,” Schneider said in a statement. “My intense disagreement with the socialist policies and anti-Semitic language of these four congresswoman has absolutely nothing to do with their race or religion. I urge everyone who opposes them to keep the rhetoric focused on policy and ideology.”
Mark Shaw, the Lake County GOP chairman who heads the state county chairmen’s group, said the posting was “not authorized by me” and said he was “sorry if anyone who saw the image was offended by the contents.”
Shaw said the post had been deleted, and he called it an “unfortunate distraction” from the ideological issues involving the four progressive congresswoman.
On Facebook, Shaw called the posting “unauthorized.” Then he explained how the group has a “multistage, approval process for all social media posts on any of its social media properties.” That process, he said, is being “reevaluated.”
Shaw was named to head the county GOP chairmen’s group and given the title of state Republican co-chairman in an attempt to heal the party and forestall a challenge to Schneider following Rauner’s near defeat in his bid for renomination in the 2018 March primary against former state Rep. Jeanne Ives of Wheaton. Ives contended Rauner failed social conservatives by expanding abortion, transgender and immigrant rights.
Rauner went on to lose the general election to Democrat J.B. Pritzker, removing the biggest source of cash and loyalty to the state GOP. Neither Schneider nor Shaw addressed Trump’s original tweets in their statements.
Democratic state Sen. Cristina Castro of Elgin said Sunday she was speaking with the American Muslim Council when she received word of the Facebook posting.
“We were talking about Islamophobia and creating a welcoming community in Illinois and there’s this posting,” Castro said. “What is the Illinois Republican County Chairmen’s Association thinking?” she said. “They have become the party of Trump. They fan the flames. It’s actually really racist rhetoric. You can disagree with people on their viewpoints, but with this, you are continuing to divide and fan the flames.”
https://www.chicagotribune.com/poli...0190721-ffwvxkiiyzhyxg72mdjjqkcgmu-story.html
Not all skin folk are kin folk. This is how I know you don't understand what's at play, Kat. There are quite a few people who compromise their morals and dignity to see what they can get. Only the compromised can get played by that too bit conman. Trump has a long history of racism dating back to the 70s. You're saying he's changed, despite all the evidence to the contrary despite him throwing a bone here and there to shut some people up? ;-)
As far as you are concerned though, I never know what to think. I try to not read your posts because they're slowly destroying my happy memories of you. :bounce:
