Perhaps. You honestly think theyāre going to put the GOP in place? lolā¦ Not a chance in hell.
Itās odd to me that the GOPs primary line of messaging in courting minority populations, specifically the black community, is ājust look at all of Bidens gaffesā¦ā, āDid you see the legislation he was supporting several decades ago?ā, yada, yada, yadaā¦ I say itās odd, because while those things above have degrees of truth to them, this is coming from the same party that welcomes Steve King, that responds to violence between white supremacists and anti-protesters by essentially saying folks on both sides are the same (hint, theyāre not), that derides Kaepernick and anyone else that dare kneel as a sign of protest, etc. Thereās a long list to go thru hereā¦ keeping things abbreviated. I mean, Trump literally just called a lot of these protesters thugs and a campaign manager of his in TX just retweeted that vile video of the deranged chainsaw dude screaming a racial epithet showing a sign of support (several other members of the TX GOP did as well).
Iāve asked this a number of times before and no one ever answers. Iāll try again. Specifically, what policies does the GOP support that are meant to benefit minority populations? Since Iāve last asked this, I can honestly say they have done one thing that I fully support (as do many others) and rightfully applaud them for doing soā¦ but beyond that singular thing (Iām sure you can guess), what portion of the GOPs agenda exists to improve the quality of life for minority populations?
If you honestly believe that the black population is going to vote for Trump, particularly in light of on-going events, then all I can say is youāve got your head on backwords dudeā¦
Because they canāt. My information comes from a good friend who ran a portion of a large sheriff;s department on the west coast. He told me that union contracts basically gag them from comments on the departmentās relationship with the union and mostly about what they can say about contract negotiations.
I think thereās an awakening that the status quo is guiding many in the black community in the wrong direction. The violence in inner cities from the minority youth is disheartening to the families of which they came. Thereās no progress and in fact, much is moving the wrong direction and many in the black community are awakening to this truth. This is what Candace Owens is leading and promoting. Sheās young, vibrant, educated and aware of whatās going on around her and what has led up to this? If there truly is a movement back to conservatism, I for oneā¦will thoroughly enjoy it and would assist in this on my local, community level. Itās the right thing to do and itās the right time to do it. Things have gone the wrong direction for long enough and the resultsā¦are now being fully exposed if your eyes are open?
The blue wall? What the hell is that? Is that something that the black mayors, police chiefs, captains, lieutenants, and sergeants have set up? Or is it simply something they ignore?
Three strikes laws, mandatory minimums, qualified immunity, lock 'em up and throw away the key philosophies in general have been pretty much universally adopted by law enforcement agencies throughout the country. All have brought us to this point we are at today in some measure or other. Who is to blame for that?
A quote from John Erlichman of Watergate fame and Nixonās top advisor in the war on drugs;
The Nixon campaign in 1968, and the Nixon White House after that, had two enemies: the antiwar left and black people. You understand what Iām saying? We knew we couldnāt make it illegal to be either against the war or black, but by getting the public to associate the hippies with marijuana and blacks with heroin, and then criminalizing both heavily, we could disrupt those communities. We could arrest their leaders, raid their homes, break up their meetings, and vilify them night after night on the evening news. Did we know we were lying about the drugs? Of course we did.
You think our police problems just happened overnight? It took a long time to get this ā ā ā ā ā ā up and it wasnāt caused by one side or the other. Virtually everybody in power shares in the blame as well as we who supported them. We the people got what we demanded, you included. If you ever voted for a democrat or republican you took part in it.
Crawling over broken glass to support BLM and protest presidential thuggery.
But sure, the black people are going to vote for The Donald.
"It was JuanCarlosās first time in D.C. The couple and their three adult children drove 2,000 miles from El Paso, Tex., in two vehicles to join the protest.
Why do you think 1+1=3? What you said, does not add up? The broken glass is in lib cities, run by lib politicians, calling the shots for decades implementing lib policiesā¦and this is the results of their leadership. They own this my friend and those there see it for what it is. Now watch and observe how this November election goes? The proof is in the vote.
There is a second part thatās also very interesting thatās raising itās ugly head againā¦and thatās the R never Trumpers. Come one, come all and raise your hands high. Be politically braveā¦and watch your political career come to a screeching halt. Notice that those currently in office will be much quieter than those whose political career has endedā¦and no longer at risk. What a bunch of chicken doo-doos.