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corrrrrrrtez is an embarrrrrrrrrrrrrassment to this country. prrrrrrretending to be black to scorrrrrrrrrre political points? pathetic. rrrrrrrrrrreally a shame. accept yourrrrrrr culturrrrrre, and don't trrrrrrrrry to be something yourrrrrrrrrr not.
I agree, but what Trump is saying would have more credibility coming from someone like Howard Schultz...who grew up in a housing project...rather than Trump...who started on third base +.
It is nice that you agree with me.
However, I don't see how someone's identity gives more or less credibility to the message of making something better for oneself. Sure Trump was born to rich parents, but he built himself up into something bigger than his parents.
It seems to me that notion of improving one's economic outlook for oneself by taking control is either a good notion or it isn't. It doesn't matter the identity of who says it. I don't get the whole identity politics that the exact same philosophies are better or worse depending on the identity.
Wouldn't you be offended if I said the notion of bettering your economic situation by taking control had less credibility, because a poor person said it?
Nope, but I know people. She has grown so much in the past few months, and when she stands up there speaking, people listen and gravitate toward her. She is much like a young John F. Kennedy or Barack Obama...….full of spirit and not afraid to tackle anything.
Give the girl a chance, she is very young and has more on the ball than most of her contemporaries who have been on the job for years and years. She ain't going anywhere but up.
Give her a chance to do what? Destroy the economy? Her ideas are stupid.
Okay. Well, I'm not supporting AOC. No worse than Trump making the "look at my African-American over there". And then we have former Florida lawmaker Frank Artiles, who refered to someone as the "N" word.
Okay, you are finding Democrats that are being very patronizing towards Blacks. If the goal is to get more Blacks to vote Republican, it won't work.
I am reminded of Barbara Billingsley in Airplane (1980) "Excuse me miss, I speak jive."
Oh WacoBill, that's pure gold. That's in my top-5 quotes.
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