The Berean
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Negro please! Being a "community organizer" is hard. One needs to have diverse skills!
Is White Privilege Real?
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Negro please! Being a "community organizer" is hard. One needs to have diverse skills!
glassjester
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Every voter?
ok doser
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It was because he was black :chuckle:
You see, what you do is come up with a bunch of moot things to say that will pass as some argument for your fellow libs, and tell me I'm wrong in contrast.
For stating the obvious.
He stayed in office because he was black, as well :wave2:
I think he voted "present" then more often than he did on any issues according to hillary clinton and his senate record.
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/12/20/us/politics/20obama.html
As you well can read, that isn't what I said.
It's not the years of service, but the quality of the man they reveal.
glassjester
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And every McCain and Romney voter? Did they also NOT vote for Obama, strictly based on the merits of his opposition?
~But that's different~ :chuckle:
ok doser
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The Berean
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Here is Obama's political career.
1997-2004: Illinois State Senator (13th Precinct)
2005-2008: U.S. Senator (Illinois)
2008-2016: President of the Unites States
I dunno that seems like a HUGE jump in job title in 2008.
1997-2004: Illinois State Senator (13th Precinct)
2005-2008: U.S. Senator (Illinois)
2008-2016: President of the Unites States
I dunno that seems like a HUGE jump in job title in 2008.
ok doser
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I thought liberals main complaint about trump and those he suggests for his cabinet picks are lack of experience?
ok doser
lifeguard at the cement pond
to compare
1997-2004: fry cook
2005-2008: night manager (closing)
2008-2016: Ray Kroc
He was inspiring, he spoke of hope, he was humble, and smart. And his beliefs and his priorities aligned closely with mine. And I'm quite happy with his years serving as President.
Those were ideas for the general statistics but then they talked about an actual experiment that was conducted.
I can conduct experiments in such a way that ignores loads of other criteria and gets the results i want also.
Not inexperienced. It's more that they have the opposite of experience. A secretary of state with close ties to Russia? A labor secretary whose previous experience involves underpaying and mistreating poor employees? An EPA administrator who has spent his career suing the EPA? And education secretary who seems to be opposed to the concept of public education? An Energy secretary who stated that he wanted to abolish the agency...if he could remember what it was called? An Attorney General who seems to be opposed to the concept of civil rights law?
Each of the nominations seem deliberately chosen to undermine the departments that they were selected to head. I would literally prefer a random patient pulled from your local psyche ward to run their departments.
I don't presume. Neither McCain nor Romney ran campaigns that seemed to focus on race. They probably would have been worse for racial minorities than Obama, but that's not to say either one is racist. I think McCain is a very honorable man, who I disagree with constantly. If he'd made a different choice for his VP, I could have voted for him.
Trump is different. His campaign has been constant dog-whistles and worse.
How did they do that?