Minorities ride GOP wave

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Nice blanket statement. You should consider that a Democrat just beat a Republican by 69% to 30% in the race for Cook County president. This Democrat until Tuesday was the president’s alderman on the Chicago city council. Since we’re on minorities in this thread, you should note that the new Democratic county president is a black woman. **She ran on a platform of rolling back taxes.
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More free stuff from government for people to respond to.
Its nice to see that there are some Democrats who see the light. More power to her, I guess. We’ll see if she really rolls back the taxes like she promised.

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He didn’t do it overtly, but it is clear and presently obvious that he supports gay marriage. The idea is not that he goes out and promises things, but he represents someone who will do something. He went out and made quite a few “convincing” speeches to black voters; he didn’t promise anything specific, but he did suggest that he would do something.

And don’t forget Barack the Magic Negro. Let’s hear it for the LA Times!😛

youtube.com/watch?v=rtfzMLS_-NU

Disprove that, my friend.

mediaite.com/tv/olbermann-assail-obamas-critics-as-racist/

That’s just one of the many leftists who said such a thing.

Your statement was just as blanketed; you offered no proof, and only gave an opinion. While my statement was equally blanketed, I at least have proof.
Beau, you missed my post.^
 
You think so? Maybe I just ignored it, huh?

You should note that the president does not favor same-sex marriage, if you wanna go off-topic.
Whatever his personal opinion is, I still don’t see him blocking pro-gay legislation.

Ah, you ignored it? I will take that as a concession to my point.👍
 
You think so? Maybe I just ignored it, huh?

You should note that the president does not favor same-sex marriage, if you wanna go off-topic.
Who knows whether he does or not. Maybe it’s “evolved”, maybe it hasn’t.
“I just really want to know what is your position on same-sex marriage?” Sudbay asked, according to a transcript.
“Joe, I do not intend to make big news sitting here with the five of you, as wonderful as you guys are,” Obama said.
“I am a strong supporter of civil unions. As you say, I have been to this point unwilling to sign on to same-sex marriage primarily because of my understandings of the traditional definitions of marriage,” he said.
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But I also think you're right that attitudes evolve, including mine. And I think that it is an issue that I wrestle with and think about because I have a whole host of friends who are in gay partnerships. I have staff members who are in committed, monogamous relationships, who are raising children, who are wonderful parents.
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And I care about them deeply. And so while I'm not prepared to reverse myself here, sitting in the Roosevelt Room at 3:30 in the afternoon, I think it's fair to say that it's something that I think a lot about. That's probably the best you'll do out of me today.
He sure can blow smoke though cant he. I guess that’s why he is where he is.
 
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