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That is according to Russell Walker (R), a candidate for the North Carolina state House.  He also says there's nothing wrong with being a white supremacist, and Jewish people are descended from Satan.

https://www.greensboro.com/news/north_carolina/god-is-racist-candidate-for-n-c-house-seat-says/article_00928625-a831-5c88-9c84-c4a7605c5b34.html

I like Anne Lamott's answer to this religious hatemonger:

https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/87591995b7b523c995c7b98124dd03302bb2d5a1ee5ef6cdbd752f9af82da4fa.jpg
 
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How in the world has CNN not hired you already?

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Quote Originally Posted by packersbackers:

How in the world has CNN not hired you already?

I am 68.  Naturally I am not looking for work.

I envy you; GB will certainly have a better year than CLV.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by DogbiteWilliams:

I am 68.  Naturally I am not looking for work.

I envy you; GB will certainly have a better year than CLV.

Well civilized response from you, pay my best respect to you, DG!  
 
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As to CNN,

As an immigrant, I know the magnetic power of America's greatness. As a former border Governor, I know the importance of securing our border and fixing our absurdly broken immigration system. As an American, I know that kids shouldn't be pawns while the "adults" figure it out.--Arnold Schwarzenegger

https://www.cnn.com/2018/06/28/politics/arnold-schwarzenegger-trump-video-message/index.html

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Well civilized response from you, pay my best respect to you, DG!  
Thanks for the kind words.  I much prefer civil discourse to puerile name-calling and hatemongering.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Europa:

As to CNN,

As an immigrant, I know the magnetic power of America's greatness. As a former border Governor, I know the importance of securing our border and fixing our absurdly broken immigration system. As an American, I know that kids shouldn't be pawns while the "adults" figure it out.--Arnold Schwarzenegger

https://www.cnn.com/2018/06/28/politics/arnold-schwarzenegger-trump-video-message/index.html

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That's a good reminder that not all Republican politicians are as bad as Trump.
 
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During Trump era, racists seem to be more visible.  Evidence shows fear that white people are losing ground is the single greatest indicator of support for Trump according to Pew research and University of California.

But the US has a long history of institutional racism.   Examples include slavery, internment of japanese americans, legal segregation policy, oppressive schools, church discriminations, forced sterilizations, racial profiling by police and higher incarceration rate for nonwhites.
 
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Trump is not a politician...he is simply a private citizen who saw an opportunity and grabbed the oral office by pusssy to further advance his name brand...when the dust settled and he actually won, he was forced to become a renegade politician

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Quote Originally Posted by packersbackers:

Trump is not a politician...he is simply a private citizen who saw an opportunity and grabbed the oral office by pusssy to further advance his name brand...when the dust settled and he actually won, he was forced to become a renegade politician

That is an interesting take.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:

During Trump era, racists seem to be more visible.  Evidence shows fear that white people are losing ground is the single greatest indicator of support for Trump according to Pew research and University of California.

But the US has a long history of institutional racism.   Examples include slavery, internment of japanese americans, legal segregation policy, oppressive schools, church discriminations, forced sterilizations, racial profiling by police and higher incarceration rate for nonwhites.
You overlooked wholesale slaughter of indigenous American peoples, as well as repeated abrogation of treaties and seizure of land.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by thirdperson:

The US has a long history of institutional racism.   Examples include slavery, internment of japanese americans, legal segregation policy, oppressive schools, church discriminations, forced sterilizations, racial profiling by police and higher incarceration rate for nonwhites.

You just PERFECTLY described the policies instituted at the time by the Democrat Party, but you are likely too dense to even realize it.

For future reference, do some ONLINE research, instead of repeating the daily BS you ingest from the mainstream media.

 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by wizardofroz:

You just PERFECTLY described the policies instituted at the time by the Democrat Party, but you are likely too dense to even realize it.

For future reference, do some ONLINE research, instead of repeating the daily BS you ingest from the mainstream media.

 


AT THE TIME, so what are the democrat policies now?  Things change. Do some research and go back to the 50's and look what the republican party platform is. Notice I used the term republican instead of conservative since republicans are no longer conservative.Again things change.


 
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You're a phucking weirdo.

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Quote Originally Posted by packersbackers:

Trump is not a politician...he is simply a private citizen who saw an opportunity and grabbed the oral office by pusssy to further advance his name brand...when the dust settled and he actually won, he was forced to become a renegade politician


That's not exactly how I'd describe it but it was a clever way of phrasing Trump's intentions.  I'm in the same camp as packersbackers.  Trump had never gotten any kind of traction in the past and he just rode the momentum to see how far he could get.  He was definitely trying to increase his brand and the number of people willing to purchase goods from his family.  I actually think that Trump wasn't prepared to win.  It surprised him and he wasn't ready to take office and he had to do it on the fly. 
 
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Well nationally Democrats exceeding republicans by 6.8 prrcrnt. It is looking like the democrats will have over 230 seats in the house. The dynamic in the Senate is 5 centrists 49 Republican and 46 democrats. 

A resounding spanking handed to the Trump agenda..... women minorities picked.up seats across the board state legislatures and governorship . The second district has not been declared but with rank choice and the other two candidates left of Golden it will be hard to see any path that leads to a Poliquin victory..... democrats golden should pick up the only electoral college ote.given Trump from New England. 

 
 
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Beyond taking advantage of the hateful divisiveness & hot button issues, how much do yall think the Mercer's & Trump's involvement with Putin, the Deutsche Bank & Russian oligarchs played into him running & not getting out?

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