"That's American Politics, Pure and Simple"

#26
#26
This explanation goes beyond race. It also goes for whatever letter (D or R) is beside the candidate's name.
I'll admit that I've voted Republican for offices I didn't even know existed, just because it said "R" by their name. I'll also admit that, like Jules, I have regretted that.

we've all done things/people we regret.
 
#28
#28
Is it racist for a black person to vote for Obama because he thinks he will do things that help black people?

is it racist for white people to vote for the white fella because he will do things that help white people?
 
#31
#31
is it racist for white people to vote for the white fella because he will do things that help white people?

it definitely is if the white guy is running against a black guy. It is only possible for a white person to vote against the black person
 
#33
#33
They already do.

Sort of my point.

you can't be serious. your point is that people vote for candidates of their race to advance policies that benefit the voter's race? what "white-only" policies are white candidates advancing?
 
#35
#35
you can't be serious. your point is that people vote for candidates of their race to advance policies that benefit the voter's race? what "white-only" policies are white candidates advancing?

I just ... I mean .... when you say something that dumb and want a response I just .... can't .... incredible.
 
#36
#36
you can't be serious. your point is that people vote for candidates of their race to advance policies that benefit the voter's race? what "white-only" policies are white candidates advancing?

Voter ID cards are totally racist. Right LG?
 
#39
#39
Voter ID cards are totally racist. Right LG?


The real motivation is just suppressing Democratic votes. It happens to disproportionately affect minority voters, yes. That is indisputable. And that is known by the proponents.

The "voter fraud" claims have repeatedly been proven to be so exaggerated that it is simply absurd.

But I know you have made up your mind that these voters are all a bunch of welfare, Acorn loving criminal commies, so why don;t we agree to disagree on this and move on? You are incapable of acknowledging the truth about it, clearly.
 
#43
#43
Is it racist for a black person to vote for Obama because he thinks he will do things that help black people?

Whether it's racist or not, the ironic thing is Obama is a "white man's president". It's business as usual in DC.
 
#44
#44
It may not be racist, but it is definitely unconstitutional.


TPers don't care about the Constitution when it inconveniences their social goals. They embrace it with a fervor when they think they can wrap themselves in it to perpetuate their superior economic position.
 
#45
#45
Whether it's racist or not, the ironic thing is Obama is a "white man's president". It's business as usual in DC.


Not according to some on here and the far right talking machine. They think he is out to destroy the country in the name of Black Panthers, Allah, Jeremiah Wright, the Trilateral Commission, Martians, Kenyans, et. al.
 
#46
#46
The real motivation is just suppressing Democratic votes. It happens to disproportionately affect minority voters, yes. That is indisputable. And that is known by the proponents.

The "voter fraud" claims have repeatedly been proven to be so exaggerated that it is simply absurd.

But I know you have made up your mind that these voters are all a bunch of welfare, Acorn loving criminal commies, so why don;t we agree to disagree on this and move on? You are incapable of acknowledging the truth about it, clearly.

The real question is why don't Democrats drive?
 
#48
#48
Not according to some on here and the far right talking machine. They think he is out to destroy the country in the name of Black Panthers, Allah, Jeremiah Wright, the Trilateral Commission, Martians, Kenyans, et. al.

OK. But do you really wanna talk about GS as a relevant representation of the voting populace or are you deflecting?
 

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