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He employs a white supremacist
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so it can’t be applied to lives?
so I can’t say I’m “pro life” when I support drastic changes to the health care and insurance industries?
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and yet just yesterday he praised this guy:
Are you saying that making a positive statement about Henry Ford makes the person who made the statement a supporter of anti-semitism?
Think carefully about statements made by prior presidents on Ford before you answer.
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You can say it whenever and wherever you like.
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I don't disagree that things could have been done better. That is often the case in hindsight.
But to say x number of people would have lived under y president but they died under Trump's administration is a bit of a reach in my opinion.
When the unemployment rates were at record lows, you said it was due to President Obama.
Now that it is at record highs it is on Trump (not the worldwide pandemic).
If it goes back to record lows, I'm sure you will say it was due to a trend caused by President Obama.
Politics is politics, I get it.
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I think henry ford spoke for exactly the type of person he was when he thought the below was a good idea
I am also not in the habit of looking for excuses for a known racist
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Stephen Miller’s Affinity for White Nationalism Revealed in Leaked Emails
In the run-up to the 2016 election, White House senior policy adviser Stephen Miller promoted white nationalist literature, pushed racist immigration stories and obsessed over the loss of Confederate symbols after Dylann Roof’s murderous rampage, according to leaked emails reviewed by Hatewatch.
www.splcenter.org
Trump is deeply concerned about white supremacy. That is why this man is a senior policy advisor
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I think henry ford spoke for exactly the type of person he was when he thought the below was a good idea
I am also not in the habit of looking for excuses for a known racist
I don't understand your point.
How are you connecting this to Trump's statements?
How does Trump's statement somehow morph into him subscribing to the publication you posted?
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These are getting out of control in Alabama too.
With just one ICU bed available, Montgomery, Alabama, is sending sick patients to Birmingham
The city of Montgomery, Alabama, which has only one intensive care unit bed left, is sending sick patients to Birmingham, more than an hour away, officials said.
www.cnn.com
But it is disportionately black people being hurt so the GOP and
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don't give a ****
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Stephen Miller’s Affinity for White Nationalism Revealed in Leaked Emails
In the run-up to the 2016 election, White House senior policy adviser Stephen Miller promoted white nationalist literature, pushed racist immigration stories and obsessed over the loss of Confederate symbols after Dylann Roof’s murderous rampage, according to leaked emails reviewed by Hatewatch.
Trump is deeply concerned about white supremacy. That is why this man is a senior policy advisor
Then why has he denounced white supremacy, white supremacists and racists numerous times?
What's the point in doing that if he is a racist concerned with white supremacy?
If that were the case, wouldn't he voice support for white supremacy?
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These are getting out of control in Alabama too.
With just one ICU bed available, Montgomery, Alabama, is sending sick patients to Birmingham
The city of Montgomery, Alabama, which has only one intensive care unit bed left, is sending sick patients to Birmingham, more than an hour away, officials said.
But it is disportionately black people being hurt so the GOP and
That is truly sad
Unfortunate your first thought was to politicize it.
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a known racist who has said anti-Semitic comments says of a known anti-Semitic and nazi sympathizer that he comes from “good bloodlines”
and you’re confused
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Joe Biden
Black Republicans out here in rage LOL LOL!!!!
And the campaign manager ended it when they started talking about him having a black running mate.
Going to be wild to see the reaction when he chooses a white running mate.
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Man can one ****ing Democrat come correctly on the Breakfast Club lol. This **** is sad and annoying.
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Unfortunately your first thought is to try to grab the moral high ground to hide the fact you supported these governors reopening soon, which resulted in this mess.That is truly sad
Unfortunate your first thought was to politicize it.
Unfortunately you can't help yourself from acting like a trash person toward the black community.
A political decision helped cause this situation and you are upset i pointed that out.
Man **** all the way off you with this nonsense
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I disagree that Trump is a racist, so the rest of what you said doesn't follow.
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please point to where I said the record low unemployment was because of Obama.
I posted this in the very early stages of this:
so even before the economic toll started we were on two very different pages in terms of what the economy was doing. As bad as recessions are, they do a great job shining cracks on major flaws in our economy and this one is going to shine a massive light on corporate debt that was taken on to fuel growth and increase stock prices via stock buy backs. I’ve been pretty consistent in my stance that there are some pretty big issues bubbling up and we saw it in the first two to three weeks of the shut downs when major businesses didn’t even have enough cash on hand to last a month.
regardless of who is president, our economy is going to be cooked for the next few years but I’m of the opinion that you don’t hire the person who broke the kitchen sink to fix said sink especially when that individual is a con man.
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im tired of black people being a punching bag in this country
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so the actions of a liar who lies 18 times a day don’t matter because a liar said something that a liar lies about? Got it.
if I go out and employ 100 white supremacists but say that I hate white supremacy, does that make my actions better?
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You disagree with 50 years of evidence
Donald Trump’s long history of racism, from the 1970s to 2020
Trump has repeatedly claimed he’s "the least racist person." His history suggests otherwise.
www.vox.com
I think we all understand your need to defend Trump because it's mostly about defending your image, but this is just disingenuous garbage.
I don't think you're dumb enough to believe that a Clinton Administration would have ignored U.S. intelligence for months regarding the seriousness of the virus. A Clinton Administration wouldn't have downplayed the severity, it would have started preparing, and it would have issued cohesive guidelines for states to follow.
To ignore how little Trump did to prepare for this and guide the country is dishonest, and it only really serves to help you defend the administration from criticism.
There are so many people that support Trump that believe this is some kind of hoax and refuse to take it seriously, and Trump has not urged his followers to take precautions. It seems he's more concerned with inciting unrest.
But you know this.
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please point to where I said the record low unemployment was because of Obama.
I posted this in the very early stages of this:
so even before the economic toll started we were on two very different pages in terms of what the economy was doing. As bad as recessions are, they do a great job shining cracks on major flaws in our economy and this one is going to shine a massive light on corporate debt that was taken on to fuel growth and increase stock prices via stock buy backs. I’ve been pretty consistent in my stance that there are some pretty big issues bubbling up and we saw it in the first two to three weeks of the shut downs when major businesses didn’t even have enough cash on hand to last a month.
regardless of who is president, our economy is going to be cooked for the next few years but I’m of the opinion that you don’t hire the person who broke the kitchen sink to fix said sink especially when that individual is a con man.
So was the record low unemployment because of Trump? Or not?
Which is it?
Because people in this thread refused to give Trump credit and often stated that he was merely overseeing trends started by Obama.
Do you disagree with that assessment?
