May 1, 201610 yr My dear African American friends, Hillary is about as fake as it gets. She does not want to help you, she wants you struggling, not equal so she can tell you how much she cares to pander for your vote. she only means to perpetuate the system of inequality and dependency. All the while keeping you dependent on hand outs and unfulfilled promises. She is not the answer. I'm white and been married to a black woman over 20 years. I've seen all types of people and I can spot the fake ones. The devil does not run around in a red suit and horns. He or she smiles in your face. JMO.
May 1, 201610 yr My dear African American friends, Hillary is about as fake as it gets. She does not want to help you, she wants you struggling, not equal so she can tell you how much she cares to pander for your vote. she only means to perpetuate the system of inequality and dependency. All the while keeping you dependent on hand outs and unfulfilled promises. She is not the answer. I'm white and been married to a black woman over 20 years. I've seen all types of people and I can spot the fake ones. The devil does not run around in a red suit and horns. He or she smiles in your face. JMO. The Dems have perpetuated this lie on the black community for decades. Falsely offering them a hand up while keeping their boot on their head.
May 1, 201610 yr The Dems have perpetuated this lie on the black community for decades. Falsely offering them a hand up while keeping their boot on their head. More Like a republican lie .
May 2, 201610 yr My dear African American friends, Hillary is about as fake as it gets. She does not want to help you, she wants you struggling, not equal so she can tell you how much she cares to pander for your vote. she only means to perpetuate the system of inequality and dependency. All the while keeping you dependent on hand outs and unfulfilled promises. She is not the answer. I'm white and been married to a black woman over 20 years. I've seen all types of people and I can spot the fake ones. The devil does not run around in a red suit and horns. He or she smiles in your face. JMO. 1. I prefer black over African-American. I was born in Houston, Texas. 2. More and more blacks know this but she will probably still get more of the black vote than any other candidate and frankly I blame the other candidates for that. 3. I've told any of my black friends that will listen that Hillary is not the answer. Some listen. Some don't. I've been trying to get out info on the true Clintons and the Obama shade that they originated has always bothered me and I don't understand why more blacks haven't been bothered by it. 4. I don't know any blacks that want handouts. That's not a black thing nor are handouts exclusive to the black community. Just saying.......
May 2, 201610 yr 1. I prefer black over African-American. I was born in Houston, Texas. 2. More and more blacks know this but she will probably still get more of the black vote than any other candidate and frankly I blame the other candidates for that. I hate the labels period. Just don't know of a correct way to address racial group by any identity withought someones preference being met. No offense intended. I'm glad people are seeing the truth. It's not caring people like her are offering, it's control.
May 2, 201610 yr I hate the labels period. Just don't know of a correct way to address racial group by any identity withought someones preference being met. No offense intended. I'm glad people are seeing the truth. It's not caring people like her are offering, it's control. I hear you. Blacks are sometimes put off by me when I say it so I have to make sure I say it with comedic effect before I get a lecture on why I should embrace African-American.
May 2, 201610 yr 1. I prefer black over African-American. I was born in Houston, Texas. 2. More and more blacks know this but she will probably still get more of the black vote than any other candidate and frankly I blame the other candidates for that. 3. I've told any of my black friends that will listen that Hillary is not the answer. Some listen. Some don't. I've been trying to get out info on the true Clintons and the Obama shade that they originated has always bothered me and I don't understand why more blacks haven't been bothered by it. 4. I don't know any blacks that want handouts. That's not a black thing nor are handouts exclusive to the black community. Just saying....... Response to point 4 It's not a black thing this is truly a war against the haves and have nots. This country is being divided not by color as much as by economics. The ruling class has a need to keep the working class poor and hungry for their system to work to their benefit. I dont feel like they should have to share their money. I just want an fair opportunity. Growing up poor I didn't get the same opportunities no matter what the elites will say.
May 2, 201610 yr Author 1. I prefer black over African-American. I was born in Houston, Texas. 2. More and more blacks know this but she will probably still get more of the black vote than any other candidate and frankly I blame the other candidates for that. 3. I've told any of my black friends that will listen that Hillary is not the answer. Some listen. Some don't. I've been trying to get out info on the true Clintons and the Obama shade that they originated has always bothered me and I don't understand why more blacks haven't been bothered by it. 4. I don't know any blacks that want handouts. That's not a black thing nor are handouts exclusive to the black community. Just saying....... Not only is Hillary's character questionable, but her policies are all job killing policies. free trade, open borders, environmental fanaticism and mass incarceration. In my view, what the black community needs, above all else , are jobs that allow you to raise a family. IMO, much of the racial tension today is due to economic inequality. I believe getting our jobs back from China, Mexico and South America by rolling back free trade accomplishes that.
May 2, 201610 yr Author ]If you believe that Trump can get those dis-satisfied with Obama and claim that Hillary is 4 more years of the same out to the polls he might have a chance. [/b] I still think it takes a massive turnout for Trump to have a chance. Many of us wont be a fan of either candidate' date=' assuming one may just as bad or worse than the other and many of those wont vote.[/quote'] What the polls don't tell you is that the GOP primary turnout far exceeds the DEM turnout. The GOP electorate is energized and enthused by Trumps candidacy, the DEM electorate, not so much for Hillary's.
May 2, 201610 yr 1. I don't claim to know what any minority groups wants or what they will do. I've said for a year on here this election may not be about winning a certain minority group but instilling enthusiasm. I just don't see Hillary bring that to this point. If certain groups stay home it's trouble. 2. I'm not a fan of Trump. But I know I don't like Hillary. So I have to weigh my dislike for Hillary compared to what I think of Trump. It's either Trump or Gary Johnson for me. 3. I believe Trump has well over 2 million more votes than Romney did last primary. I don't know what that means for the general election. But those saying he can't even garner Romney level support seem to be wrong. I've been discounting Trump for months. I got egg on my face and I don't get it. But who knows.
May 2, 201610 yr Not only is Hillary's character questionable, but her policies are all job killing policies. free trade, open borders, environmental fanaticism and mass incarceration. In my view, what the black community needs, above all else , are jobs that allow you to raise a family. IMO, much of the racial tension today is due to economic inequality. I believe getting our jobs back from China, Mexico and South America by rolling back free trade accomplishes that. I respectfully disagree. I don't think the racial tension has anything to do with economic inequality. While mass incarceration has hurt the black community I do think that economically the black community has never been better and is trending in the right direction.
May 2, 201610 yr 1. I don't claim to know what any minority groups wants or what they will do. I've said for a year on here this election may not be about winning a certain minority group but instilling enthusiasm. I just don't see Hillary bring that to this point. If certain groups stay home it's trouble. 2. I'm not a fan of Trump. But I know I don't like Hillary. So I have to weigh my dislike for Hillary compared to what I think of Trump. It's either Trump or Gary Johnson for me. 3. I believe Trump has well over 2 million more votes than Romney did last primary. I don't know what that means for the general election. But those saying he can't even garner Romney level support seem to be wrong. I've been discounting Trump for months. I got egg on my face and I don't get it. But who knows. I think (and I could be wrong) that Trump has so many more votes than Romney because Romney had locked up the nomination in early March. At that point the rest rest of the primaries were just simply procedure hence very low voter turnouts. So to your point, I don't think Trump's high number of votes means that he'll run better than Romney. Who knows though?? I'm not going to discount him at this point.
May 2, 201610 yr More Like a republican lie . Take off the blinders. The Dems have been screaming economic inequality for years and then enacting policies that kill the poor and lower middle class.
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