If you vote for another clinton you are a fool! Hillary is full of shit!!
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Shit do we even have any other Democratic candidates yet?
Repub's got about a dozen -- guess they trying to have a bigger pool to choose from...
Repub's got about a dozen -- guess they trying to have a bigger pool to choose from...
Bernie Sanders
Bernie Sanders or I'm writing in someone else.Clinton can win off the backs of immigrants and gays and someone else's vote..none of which will help get all my father's and sons of out of the jails her husband put them in.
Fuck her and that hypocritical ass family
Fuck her and that hypocritical ass family
Once you're past the primaries it's gonna just come down whether or not you want republican bullshit or democrat bullshit, and whether or not you want to do a protest vote (vote for someone who you think is great, but has no chance of winning).
If it comes down to Hillary vs. Jeb/Scott/Ben/Marco; would you vote for her, them, or someone who has no shot?
Bernie Sanders, ...he'll be interesting to have at the debates (he'll be like Ron Paul was at the GOP debates) but there's no way that someone who actually self identifies as a socialist is gonna get the nomination; no matter how much sense he may make.
If it comes down to Hillary vs. Jeb/Scott/Ben/Marco; would you vote for her, them, or someone who has no shot?
Bernie Sanders, ...he'll be interesting to have at the debates (he'll be like Ron Paul was at the GOP debates) but there's no way that someone who actually self identifies as a socialist is gonna get the nomination; no matter how much sense he may make.
This really is the perfect time for a 3rd party candidate. Hillary is Hillary, republicans are gonna fuck themselves over, like every presidential election.
I'm hoping someone else steps up
I'm hoping someone else steps up
Vote republican huh.....
Soon as a republican got in the governors office in Illinois he started to cut programs to the poor and trying to dismantle unions.
I help at the local boys and girls club and the governor stopped some grants the club was getting. 90% of the kids are Black and Hispanic. If they don't find other donations they will have to cut back hours...more kids on the street.
So go ahead and give the republicans all branches of government and let's see how much worse it can get.
bih gone win by default
all of em.
this
Actually it's not. The time was before final years of Obama. An unknown third party candidate would just hand the presidency right over to the GOP. The presidency is the last remaining piece of the puzzle for them. As much as I dislike Hillary. Unless there is a viable alternative to Hillary. I will be voting for her with my nose covered.
but this is the alternative
No uncle ben?
Idiot
During a presidential campaign stop in Iowa in 2012, former Pennsylvania senator Rick Santorum was talking about welfare reform to an audience of mostly white people when he said, "I don't want to make black people's lives better by giving them somebody else's money; I want to give them the opportunity to go out and earn the money." Given that only 9 percent of food stamp recipients in Iowa are black people and 84 percent are white people, it is curious Santorum would even mention black people.
Hillary say anything like this?
Insulting the Black Lives Matter movement. In New York City, relations between the NYPD and the black community are extremely tense. Two police officers were shot and killed by a lone gunman in December. The shooter was not a protester, but that didn’t stop police union head Patrick Lynch from blaming the protesters for the officers’ murders. Politicians, including former mayor Rudy Giuliani, blamed protesters, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio and President Barack Obama for fueling anti-cop hatred.
They Photoshop the hell out of Bobby Jindal
That Coondian probably requested that himself.
This story should be getting more media play than it has. In a rare moment of candor, one in which he thought he was off the record, Ohio’s Doug Preisse, a GOP campaign chair and an advisor to Governor John Kashich, admitted to the Columbus Dispatch that they don’t want African-American people to vote.
“We shouldn’t contort the voting process to accommodate the urban — read African-American — voter-turnout machine.”
In every republican state they have done exactly that....make it harder for minorities to vote.
“We shouldn’t contort the voting process to accommodate the urban — read African-American — voter-turnout machine.”
In every republican state they have done exactly that....make it harder for minorities to vote.
you didn't see the painting he put up in his office?They Photoshop the hell out of Bobby Jindal
Black Americans mainly voting for one party is not a bad thing, IF we are willing to hold their (the politician's) feet to the fire and critique them and call them out on their bullshit. Sadly too many people won't do that and just accept whatever comes.
A Republican Tells Me Why She Hates President Obama, And All I Can Do Is Shake My Head
I think Obama is a lazy horrible excuse for a president. He’s playing golf while our citizens are being killed..he holds a press conference for some thug who got shot Bc he assaulted a police officer, yet I don’t see any press conference about Christians being slaughtered, or Jews being killed for anti-Semitic reasons. He’s a schmuck and the ONLY reason that he was elected the first time was bc he’s black, and either black people voted for him or white people didn’t wanna seem racist. And the reason he’s still president is bc of voter fraud. I’d LOVE to see them require id’s for votes, bc I guarantee he wouldn’t still be around.
I think Obama is a lazy horrible excuse for a president. He’s playing golf while our citizens are being killed..he holds a press conference for some thug who got shot Bc he assaulted a police officer, yet I don’t see any press conference about Christians being slaughtered, or Jews being killed for anti-Semitic reasons. He’s a schmuck and the ONLY reason that he was elected the first time was bc he’s black, and either black people voted for him or white people didn’t wanna seem racist. And the reason he’s still president is bc of voter fraud. I’d LOVE to see them require id’s for votes, bc I guarantee he wouldn’t still be around.
got around to discussing race. Yet, predictably, fourth-tier 2016 GOP presidential wannabe Bobby Jindal, Louisiana’s governor, instantly made an ass of himself, calling her comments “remarkably divisive,” which takes a lot of chutzpah, coming from a racial panderer who just three years ago pledged he would sign a “birther” bill if it reached his desk.
Jindal also claimed that “the people of Louisiana are willing to give everyone a fair hearing,” a claim belied by that PPP poll, and that certainly didn’t apply to Jindal’s own exclusive focusing on Landrieu’s tertiary reference to race. Nor does it comport with the tenacity of birtherism, which has only grown more intense, the more thoroughly it’s been discredited.
Birtherism, you see, has become the GOP’s more widespread manifestation of racial codespeak in the Obama era. Although Obama deftly quieted the elite media trolls with the release of his long-form birth certificate just after Donald Trump had ridden birther hysteria to the top of the GOP primary field in April 2011, the GOP base was never really dissuaded. In fact, nine months later, in January 2012, a YouGov poll found that more Republicans than ever questioned Obama’s citizenship. Those denying his American birth outright were up 50 percent, from 25 percent of all Republicans to 37 percent, while those accepting his American birth were down 10 percent, from 30 percent to 27 percent of all Republicans. Indisputable hard evidence did nothing at all to dissipate the birther delusion, it only made it stronger. That’s not something Mary Landrieu made up. The GOP’s own partisan media did that.
Although birtherism is a complex phenomenon in its own right, Landrieu — like Bush before her — was referencing a much broader problem facing Obama, as well as herself, and the Democratic Party as a whole. You’re not supposed to call it “racism,” because racism means KKK mobs in hoods, and police siccing snarling dogs on young children, and we’re not like that anymore — see, we’ve got armored vehicles and sound cannons now!
But 40 years of data from the General Social Survey — the gold standard of American public opinion research — say otherwise. They tell us that Southern whites overwhelmingly blame blacks for their lower economic status, ignoring or denying the role played by discrimination, past and present, in all its various forms, and that the balance of Southern white attitudes has barely changed at all in 40 years. At the same time, attitudes outside the white South have shifted somewhat — but still tend to blame blacks more than white society, steadfastly ignoring mountains of evidence to the contrary — such as 60 years of unemployment data, over which time “the unemployment rate for blacks has averaged about 2.2 times that for whites,” as noted by Pew Research. It is only Democrats outside the white South who have dramatically shifted away from blaming blacks over this period of time, and the tension this has created within the Democratic Party goes to the very heart of the political challenge both Obama and Landrieu face — a challenge that is not going to simply go away any time soon.
Jindal also claimed that “the people of Louisiana are willing to give everyone a fair hearing,” a claim belied by that PPP poll, and that certainly didn’t apply to Jindal’s own exclusive focusing on Landrieu’s tertiary reference to race. Nor does it comport with the tenacity of birtherism, which has only grown more intense, the more thoroughly it’s been discredited.
Birtherism, you see, has become the GOP’s more widespread manifestation of racial codespeak in the Obama era. Although Obama deftly quieted the elite media trolls with the release of his long-form birth certificate just after Donald Trump had ridden birther hysteria to the top of the GOP primary field in April 2011, the GOP base was never really dissuaded. In fact, nine months later, in January 2012, a YouGov poll found that more Republicans than ever questioned Obama’s citizenship. Those denying his American birth outright were up 50 percent, from 25 percent of all Republicans to 37 percent, while those accepting his American birth were down 10 percent, from 30 percent to 27 percent of all Republicans. Indisputable hard evidence did nothing at all to dissipate the birther delusion, it only made it stronger. That’s not something Mary Landrieu made up. The GOP’s own partisan media did that.
Although birtherism is a complex phenomenon in its own right, Landrieu — like Bush before her — was referencing a much broader problem facing Obama, as well as herself, and the Democratic Party as a whole. You’re not supposed to call it “racism,” because racism means KKK mobs in hoods, and police siccing snarling dogs on young children, and we’re not like that anymore — see, we’ve got armored vehicles and sound cannons now!
But 40 years of data from the General Social Survey — the gold standard of American public opinion research — say otherwise. They tell us that Southern whites overwhelmingly blame blacks for their lower economic status, ignoring or denying the role played by discrimination, past and present, in all its various forms, and that the balance of Southern white attitudes has barely changed at all in 40 years. At the same time, attitudes outside the white South have shifted somewhat — but still tend to blame blacks more than white society, steadfastly ignoring mountains of evidence to the contrary — such as 60 years of unemployment data, over which time “the unemployment rate for blacks has averaged about 2.2 times that for whites,” as noted by Pew Research. It is only Democrats outside the white South who have dramatically shifted away from blaming blacks over this period of time, and the tension this has created within the Democratic Party goes to the very heart of the political challenge both Obama and Landrieu face — a challenge that is not going to simply go away any time soon.
A vote for Hillary is a vote for a lesser of two evils. And, it's as close to sticking it to the racist ass republicans as we can. what politician isn't full of shit? You have to be to win. They don't just elect open-minded, true to themselves candidates. You HAVE to be Christian. You HAVE to be against abortion, or at least have no opinion either way. The shit is all a game. Still, if it makes white people upset, i will vote for Hillary just because.
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Another GOP Staffer Loses His Job Over Racist Comments
benjamincoleOn Thursday, Republican Congressman Aaron Shock (IL-18) accepted the resignation of his communications director, Benjamin Cole. Cole tendered his resignation, after past racist comments he made on social media resurfaced, causing Congressman Shock a great deal of embarrassment. One of the most offensive posts Cole made was a 2013 comment about an African-American woman who was speaking loudly outside his DC apartment. He recorded a video of the woman speaking and posted:
So apparently the closing of the National Zoo has forced the animals to conduct their mating rituals on my street. #gentrifytoday
benjamincoleOn Thursday, Republican Congressman Aaron Shock (IL-18) accepted the resignation of his communications director, Benjamin Cole. Cole tendered his resignation, after past racist comments he made on social media resurfaced, causing Congressman Shock a great deal of embarrassment. One of the most offensive posts Cole made was a 2013 comment about an African-American woman who was speaking loudly outside his DC apartment. He recorded a video of the woman speaking and posted:
So apparently the closing of the National Zoo has forced the animals to conduct their mating rituals on my street. #gentrifytoday
Republican former governor and apparently perpetual Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee's refusal to accept that the nation's first black president wasn't born in Africa.
Republican former senator and apparently perpetual Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum's racist welfare rant.
Republican governor and apparently perpetual presidential candidate Rick Perry's refusal to criticize the racist rant that has other Republicans scurrying to jump ship on the deadbeat social welfare rancher they and Perry had been defending. But then Perry and racism and ranching are nothing new.
Republican senator and all-but-announced presidential candidate Rand Paul's curious habit of associating with white supremacists.
Republican former vice-presidential nominee, current Congressman and potential presidential candidate Paul Ryan's inner city problems.
Apparently perpetual Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump. There's not much more that needs be said than Donald Trump. Forever Donald Trump. Perpetually Donald Trump. A real estate magnate in search of a hinge Donald Trump.
Republican former vice-presidential nominee and—as long as it keeps her in the general vicinity of a spotlight, any spotlight—apparently perpetual pretend potential presidential candidate Sarah Palin... Okay... Just ick.
Republican former Gov. George Allen's clumsy, casual racism that derailed what could have been his own perpetual presidential ambitions.
Republican former governor (and potential future resident of a different form of public housing) Bob McDonnell's fond memories of the Confederacy.
Republican former speaker of the House, former presidential candidate and current CNN TV pundit Newt Gingrich ever and always being Newt Gingrich.
The blithe and lunatic Islamophobia of Republican former Congressman and current Fox "News" contributor Allen West.
The Republican National Committee running a racist ad on behalf of soon-to-be Sen. Bob Corker.
Republican former governor and former Republican Governors Association Chair Haley Barbour's amnesia about the brutality of the Civil Rights era, and fond memories of extreme racists.
Republican Gov. Nikki Haley slowly coming to realize that it wasn't a good idea to have a white supremacist on her campaign steering committee.
Republican Sen. Jeff Sessions, whose long history on the wrong side of history continues to defy history.
Republican Gov. Scott Walker's staff circulating a racist email.
Republican Rep. Steve King's special insights about immigrants from the south.
Republican Rep. Peter King's medievalist crusade against Arab and Muslim Americans.
Republican Rep. Devin Nunes rationalizing and excusing bigoted extremism.
Republican Rep. Lynn Westmoreland calling the nation's first African-American president "uppity."
Republican Rep. Geoff Davis calling the nation's first African-American president—who also happens to be older than Davis—"that boy."
Republican Rep. Louie Gohmert concerned that "federal funds going to China for the protection of rare cats and dogs may actually result in 'moo goo dog pan or moo goo cat pan'," and comparing civil rights laws to protecting lizards and chickens.
The 2012 Republican National Convention, so rife with racism, both on and off stage, the latter exemplified by a black CNN camerawoman being pelted with peanuts because "this is how we feed animals."
The Iowa Republican Party posting on its Facebook page a humorless racist graphic about racism.
The Mississippi Republican Party's Neo-Confederate wing.
Colorado Republicans defending their state senator who said "poverty is higher among the 'Black race' because they eat too much chicken."
Republican state Rep. Dennis Johnson's casual anti-Semitism.
Conservative media darling Sean Hannity, who just can't help being drawn to certain types of people, and has even been called out for it by at least one other conservative media darling.
Conservative and former sports media darling Rush Limbaugh, ever and always being Rush Limbaugh.
Conservative media darling Bill O'Reilly, ever and always being nothing less than Bill O'Reilly.
Conservative media central Fox "News"... Fox "News"... Fox "News"... Fox "News"...
Conservative tabloid the New York Post publishing a blatantly racist and sexist front page about the nation's first African-American president meeting with
Denmark's Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt.
Conservative Heritage Foundation think tank thinker Jason Richwine, forced to resign after public revelations about his racist history, even as the Heritage
Foundation itself continues to keep it all on the plantation.
Conservative Hoover Institute think tank thinker and National Review columnist
Victor Davis Hanson's keen solipsistic projections about the motives, behavior and psychology of people who are not like Victor Davis Hanson.
And speaking of the conservative media icon National Review, how does one speak of the conservative media icon National Review without mentioning its long history of giving a print bullhorn to racists?
This list could go on. No doubt, many readers could offer their own additions. And this behavior will go on. It has gone on. As I wrote just three months into the Obama presidency:
Republican former senator and apparently perpetual Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum's racist welfare rant.
Republican governor and apparently perpetual presidential candidate Rick Perry's refusal to criticize the racist rant that has other Republicans scurrying to jump ship on the deadbeat social welfare rancher they and Perry had been defending. But then Perry and racism and ranching are nothing new.
Republican senator and all-but-announced presidential candidate Rand Paul's curious habit of associating with white supremacists.
Republican former vice-presidential nominee, current Congressman and potential presidential candidate Paul Ryan's inner city problems.
Apparently perpetual Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump. There's not much more that needs be said than Donald Trump. Forever Donald Trump. Perpetually Donald Trump. A real estate magnate in search of a hinge Donald Trump.
Republican former vice-presidential nominee and—as long as it keeps her in the general vicinity of a spotlight, any spotlight—apparently perpetual pretend potential presidential candidate Sarah Palin... Okay... Just ick.
Republican former Gov. George Allen's clumsy, casual racism that derailed what could have been his own perpetual presidential ambitions.
Republican former governor (and potential future resident of a different form of public housing) Bob McDonnell's fond memories of the Confederacy.
Republican former speaker of the House, former presidential candidate and current CNN TV pundit Newt Gingrich ever and always being Newt Gingrich.
The blithe and lunatic Islamophobia of Republican former Congressman and current Fox "News" contributor Allen West.
The Republican National Committee running a racist ad on behalf of soon-to-be Sen. Bob Corker.
Republican former governor and former Republican Governors Association Chair Haley Barbour's amnesia about the brutality of the Civil Rights era, and fond memories of extreme racists.
Republican Gov. Nikki Haley slowly coming to realize that it wasn't a good idea to have a white supremacist on her campaign steering committee.
Republican Sen. Jeff Sessions, whose long history on the wrong side of history continues to defy history.
Republican Gov. Scott Walker's staff circulating a racist email.
Republican Rep. Steve King's special insights about immigrants from the south.
Republican Rep. Peter King's medievalist crusade against Arab and Muslim Americans.
Republican Rep. Devin Nunes rationalizing and excusing bigoted extremism.
Republican Rep. Lynn Westmoreland calling the nation's first African-American president "uppity."
Republican Rep. Geoff Davis calling the nation's first African-American president—who also happens to be older than Davis—"that boy."
Republican Rep. Louie Gohmert concerned that "federal funds going to China for the protection of rare cats and dogs may actually result in 'moo goo dog pan or moo goo cat pan'," and comparing civil rights laws to protecting lizards and chickens.
The 2012 Republican National Convention, so rife with racism, both on and off stage, the latter exemplified by a black CNN camerawoman being pelted with peanuts because "this is how we feed animals."
The Iowa Republican Party posting on its Facebook page a humorless racist graphic about racism.
The Mississippi Republican Party's Neo-Confederate wing.
Colorado Republicans defending their state senator who said "poverty is higher among the 'Black race' because they eat too much chicken."
Republican state Rep. Dennis Johnson's casual anti-Semitism.
Conservative media darling Sean Hannity, who just can't help being drawn to certain types of people, and has even been called out for it by at least one other conservative media darling.
Conservative and former sports media darling Rush Limbaugh, ever and always being Rush Limbaugh.
Conservative media darling Bill O'Reilly, ever and always being nothing less than Bill O'Reilly.
Conservative media central Fox "News"... Fox "News"... Fox "News"... Fox "News"...
Conservative tabloid the New York Post publishing a blatantly racist and sexist front page about the nation's first African-American president meeting with
Denmark's Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt.
Conservative Heritage Foundation think tank thinker Jason Richwine, forced to resign after public revelations about his racist history, even as the Heritage
Foundation itself continues to keep it all on the plantation.
Conservative Hoover Institute think tank thinker and National Review columnist
Victor Davis Hanson's keen solipsistic projections about the motives, behavior and psychology of people who are not like Victor Davis Hanson.
And speaking of the conservative media icon National Review, how does one speak of the conservative media icon National Review without mentioning its long history of giving a print bullhorn to racists?
This list could go on. No doubt, many readers could offer their own additions. And this behavior will go on. It has gone on. As I wrote just three months into the Obama presidency:
The RepubliKlan Party is.
• Unapologetically Racist
• Homophobic
• Anti-Sex Education
• Anti- Immigrant
• Anti- Minimum Wage
• Anti-Abortion Rights (republiklans were silent when Dr. George Tiller was murdered)
• Anti-Consumer Protection (pro-tort reform)
• Anti-Regulating The Banksters (want to repeal Dodd-Frank)
• Anti-Social Security Insurance (want to end it & send the existing money to Wall street)
• Anti-Medicare (want to send Grandma into the clutches of the "Health Care Mafia" with a coupon)
• Anti-Unemployment Insurance
• Anti-Education Standards (republiklans want to close the Dept. of Education)
• Anti-W.I.C. (republiklan congress recently cut money for Women Infants & Children program)
• Anti- Environmental Conservation Laws (want to close the EPA)
• Anti-Food Saftey Inspections (republiklan congress recently cut US food saftey budget)
• Anti-Progressive Taxation (raising the 15% tax Billionaires pay)
• Anti-Banning the Death Penalty (273 innocent people released from Death Row since 1989)
• Anti- Restoring Habeas corpus
• Anti-Separation Of Church & State (republiklans want to mandate Christian prayer in schools)
• Anti- Government Funding of Scientific Research (stem cell research)
• Anti-Feminism (woman should be submissive to men; it's in the bible)
• Anti-Affirmative Action
• Anti-Department of Labor (republiklans believe overtime pay should be abolished)
• Anti-Small Business Administration (want to abolish it)
• Anti-Substantially Increasing Foreign Aid (republiklan congress just cut food aid to Africa)
• Anti-Government Student College Tuition Grants (republiklans want to dramatically cut PELL grants)
• Anti-ANY Gun Control
• Anti- Non-Christian Religion Tolerance
• Anti- Universal Health Care
• Anti- Unemployment Insurance
• Anti- Ban Against Torture
• Anti- ANY Cut In Military Spending
• Anti- Pay Increase For US Soldiers
• Anti- Increase in Veterans Benefits (republiklans want to convert military pensions into 401K's)
• Anti- Equalizing Penalty for Crack/ Powder Cocaine Conviction
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If I said it once I've said it a thousand times. The era of the Clinton Democrats has been over for years. Al Gore threw the 2000 race. John Kerry lost against GWB in his second term 
and Hillary lost to Obama. Why in the hell would anyone think she could win a presidential election?
I hate to say it, but unless the democrats can pull another Obama out of their asses this one's going to the wolves, not the foxes.
and Hillary lost to Obama. Why in the hell would anyone think she could win a presidential election?I hate to say it, but unless the democrats can pull another Obama out of their asses this one's going to the wolves, not the foxes.
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