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Yes it does. There's a 1/2 dozen soundcloud clips included.
here's the direct clip:
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biden is responding to a question about southern senators becoming "warmer to the problems of the negro in america". his response is actually in defense of republican politicians in the south.
Honestly after Trump, I think a candidate could show up to rallies with strippers on the stage and no one would care.
I don't think people appreciate just how America has changed since Trump. The idea of being "Shocked and Appalled" by a President's conduct seems so 2000's at this point.
Where do you grow up? I grew up in one of the most liberal states in the country, next to one of the most liberal cities, and we were NOT saying Negro by the late 60s ( when I was a kid). Early 60s, yes.
Los Angeles CA, my folks came from segregated Louisiana and the HBCU Southern University, one of Louisiana's state university's for colored student. While I might have been down with "say it loud, I'm black and I'm proud" there was no looking down at people who said negro. Or any shaking of the head at people who used Afro-American.
And as I posted earlier my grandmother, the domestic help for a retired Army Colonel near Fort Polk Louisiana used colored up to her death in 1998.
Democrats have pissed off most of white Americans. It will take a Democrat who starts his general election campaign by stating underemployed and unemployed whites don’t feel too damn privileged to win. Better not say that until the nomination is sewed up.
I don't see it that way. What I see is that Democrats have been screaming that Trump (and anyone who voted for him) is a racist, as though the Democrats are so free of bigotry themselves. This just shows that Biden is a racist himself.
Also, his remark about "he'll put ya-all back in chains" is an insult to the intelligence of black people. IMHO. And don't forget about his remark about OBama being a "clean black." If Dems are attempting to win this election by accusing the other side of racism, they would do better than to put Biden up as the nominee.
Well, I've seen so many threads constantly obsessing about who Black people vote for. I figure this thread is no different.
A true picture of the man the Democrats call "front runner" is emerging from Joe Biden. It's not very flattering. This is a speech he gave in Ohio in 1973. In it among other things, he demeans a woman reporter by calling her "lovely" and then going on to say that both Democrats & Republican politicians are "Good for the Negro".
This while falsely claiming to have marched in the Civil Rights Movement.
"Former Vice President Joe Biden, the current 2020 Democratic presidential frontrunner, made racially insensitive remarks and comments women might find offensive in a 1973 speech."
(and yeah, some of you Biden apologists will immediately dismiss this because it's coming from Bretbart but the audio of the speech is there for anyone willing to listen)
Libs don't care. A dem candidate could be a recent slave holder or a serial killer and they really wouldn't care, as long as they supported abortion and illegal immigration.
Look at all the crazy things that the Clintons and Obama did that were simply ignored.
Libs don't care. A dem candidate could be a recent slave holder or a serial killer and they really wouldn't care, as long as they supported abortion and illegal immigration.
Look at all the crazy things that the Clintons and Obama did that were simply ignored.
That's no different than how many conservatives behave. It boils down to people looking out for their own first. Liberals do it, conservatives do it.
"...Altho my democratic colleagues won't like me saying this, the two party system is good for the south and good for the negro and good for the black in the south."
Well, this is the primary. There are more people to vote for in the Democratic primary besides Biden.
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