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Mrs. Obama was half right. Black people should always vote.... Period. Use their collective will, as hispanics have done, as whites have done, to have their voices heard. I applaud Mrs. Obama's efforts to get the black people out there voting.. I do disagree with the partisan message.
I agree with you. Not that the message per say is bad. But the partisan message itself. A person should always vote their conscious , and vote for the good of the Country.
A person whom has their own mind, has the ability to understand who to vote for, and for the good of the Country as a whole.
Republicans 364 days a year: Everyone knows that black people are too stupid to think for themselves.
Republicans on election day: Gee, I can't figure out why black people won't vote for us.
Hmmm...who are the stupid ones in this scenario???
If what you say was true, maybe it's because political democrats are the ones that do the thinking for black people and need to tell black people how to think and how to vote, which is what Michelle did.
It's the democrats that treat black people as if they are too stupid to think for themselves. If someone has been around long enough and doesn't understand and learned that democrats have been the worst enemy of the black people, then they are just plain stupid.
93% of the Blacks in Texas voted for Davis. She's a progressive that cares about abortion and guns.
But she's D and that's all that seems to matter.
So the Blacks in Texas did follow Michelle's advice..vote for D no matter what.
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