Democrat switched parties
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"abandon the government plantation" - I wonder if that will drive the point home.
ShootingTheBull
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Brilliant, eloquent, thought-provoking, well-reasoned... I'd vote for him.
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He's on Hannity now.
Just saw this. I like that guy. Though I don't really think much of the republican party. They are better than the socialists. But that's like sayin shit is better than diarrhea.
It's scary as hell how many people have been brainwashed in this country. They are completely uncritical of what they are told by the left. They don't think for themselves AT ALL. Don't question anything the left tells them. I keep hoping one of these guys like this will say something that starts to wake people up and open their eyes. Because they sure the **** won't listen to anything coming from a whitey. We are the enemy. They say we want to take the country back to the days of Jim Crow and slavery, while they happily wear the chains socialist big govt puts on them. It's nuts. And the people controlling this shit are evil.
Anyways... Glad to see someone else with the guts to tell it like is. Just wish we had a better party than the republicans for him to join.
It's scary as hell how many people have been brainwashed in this country. They are completely uncritical of what they are told by the left. They don't think for themselves AT ALL. Don't question anything the left tells them. I keep hoping one of these guys like this will say something that starts to wake people up and open their eyes. Because they sure the **** won't listen to anything coming from a whitey. We are the enemy. They say we want to take the country back to the days of Jim Crow and slavery, while they happily wear the chains socialist big govt puts on them. It's nuts. And the people controlling this shit are evil.
Anyways... Glad to see someone else with the guts to tell it like is. Just wish we had a better party than the republicans for him to join.
Displaced Texan
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I just watched him on Hannity and he makes some valid points, I would vote for the man. Problem is, he is battling a fifth generation way of life for many. They focused a bit on race and I call BS on that part. We have too many parasites of society in all races, not just blacks. I have some in why own lily white family.
I believe it was Thomas Jefferson who said something to the effect of, the best way to help people out of poverty is to make them uncomfortable in it. As a nation, we need to get back to that mentality.
I believe it was Thomas Jefferson who said something to the effect of, the best way to help people out of poverty is to make them uncomfortable in it. As a nation, we need to get back to that mentality.
Amen, my wife has some of those in her family too and we are white. Still have no idea how she came out of that gene pool unscathed.
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What makes you think he'd be different/better than the handful of existing prominent black republican/conservatives?
lol, Have a little fun some times, and advocate going back to foodstamps for spam, government cheese, and frozen peas...
Last time I was at HEB, I watched an Austin looking guy, khaki shorts, a 5k t-shirt, a cycling cap, buy 15 dollar a pound steak with a lonestar card. Then a 30 dollar bottle of wine (with cash). Then hop into a new Prius with a Thule on top.
Something is wrong with that...
Because I don't think there are any black republicans in the House, and only one in the Senate.
Small steps will be what it takes to overcome the problems now. It would be a nice change to see one from Louisiana.
If that's true, awesome!
Figures. No better than Bloomberg, McCain, or Spector...damn old coon
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Whoa, I wouldn't lump him in with those guys... Even if he's made a habit of switching parties.
They all did what they needed to do to get elected
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