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Michelle Obama and Hillary
'If You Can't Run Your Own House, You Can't Run The White House!'
Michelle Obama Attacks Hillary 'If You Can't Run Your Own House, You Can't Run The White House!' - YouTube Makes sense! |
I'll take your word for it.
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Much like so many other blacks on the US shores. Michelle Obama has been bought and paid for.
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Some of us are constructive non-conformists. :) The operative word being "constructive". |
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Yeah, I think anyone could've figured that out. :ohdear: |
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And it was. Why don't you just embrace it? It's not like being a racist is against the law. :shrug: |
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I'm guessing your wife if you have one has already switched EH?
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LBud posts to himself and BTK explains it for him. I see a lasting relationship here. The racist and the enabler.
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Vulgarity and incivility as we have witnessed especially in this election season are used as political weapons today both of which are infantile. Once politician became celebrated in part for their ability to insult while not insulting and to disagree agreeable. Winston Churchill comes to mind.
This word "racist" gets thrown around so easily because those desiring to claim the high ground limit its definition to a simple dichotomy . However, one can be against affirmative action policies and not be a racist. In fact by their very nature affirmative action policies allow the government to choose to whom discrimination will apply. there is no disagreement with equality as stated under our Constitution. But is there a constitutional right for the government to arbitrarily set quotas? Can the government arbitrarily state that because an outcome does not fit their view its automatically discrimination such as in disparate impact? Is it racist to be against the criminal or uncivilized behavior of a so called protected class? If you openly disagree with the policies of an elected leader who is of the protected class is that racist? I think not to all of the above. The government has moved so very far away from what the founders originally intended that citizens are not even aware of the number of freedoms that government has denied them. Ronald Reagan was right when he said the most frightening nine words are "I'm from the government and I'm here to help" Why is it so many Americans have lost their thirst for knowledge and truth? Or have they? I often reacquaint myself with the three Articles of Freedom and the Federalist papers, etc and compare their words and intentions to today's politicians..what an eye opener Personal Best Regards: |
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While I actually agree the term is often thrown about when it doesn't apply, there is no way you can defend this as being one of those times. Quote:
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It was Me and I stand pat on My sentiments if you will...
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It's really amusing when a queer liberal learns all about emoticons... Boring....
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What is really funny is that hILLARY calls mICHELLE a friend.
Also funny that she calls gORE a friend too. Sometimes I have to override the spell check just to make sure scumbags don't get capitalized. |
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The two of them will appear together on stage today in NC, just as Hilary and Al Gore appeared together recently in Miami. |
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Here is mine BS! |
Who cares? All I want to see is the back of the Obama car leaving D.C. in Jan. Too bad they intend to hang around in an attempt to stay in the spotlight. Maybe Trump will deport Obama.
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