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Dems are racists
- Thread starter Wheelhouse
- Start date
How you feel when institutions show a systematic negative bias toward certain groups?
Should the society try to make it less biased?
Should the society try to make it less biased?
Democrats do everything they can to make things more biased.......not less. They thrive on division and the last thing they'd ever want is for those divisions to heal. I'm sure we will see them working overtime over the next 10 months to fire up those divisions in an effort to get out the vote. They will never fix or let those divisions go away.
Can’t find a whole lot of actual racism so just declare the “system” racist so you can forever have a boogeyman to fight.
PS: see what I did there?
Obama then addressed the ideas of community and unity in America, that a person struggling somewhere affects us even if we are not directly involved. Referring to the "spin masters" and "negative ad peddlers" who he claimed were ready to divide the country, Obama declared:
Asking whether the country wished to engage in a politics of cynicism or hope, he stated that Kerry and Edwards called on the American people to hope, which he assured was not simply "blind optimism".
President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed his signature trade deal with Mexico and Canada into law, sealing a big bipartisan win for him during his heavily partisan impeachment trial.
But the celebration on Wednesday was far from bipartisan, as Trump excluded Democrats from the ceremony despite their key role in securing the final version of the deal that passed with overwhelming majorities in both the House and Senate.
But the celebration on Wednesday was far from bipartisan, as Trump excluded Democrats from the ceremony despite their key role in securing the final version of the deal that passed with overwhelming majorities in both the House and Senate.
