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So TMan, your OK with voter IDs since the majority of Americans support voter IDs.Nope. We are governed as a republic but only the executive is elected indirectly .
That coequal branch called the “legislature ?” That polling has serious implications for the governance that comes from Congress ....
Whee ! Good luck in 2020 cons !
Four in Five Americans Support Voter ID Laws
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So Richard Burr, a member of Trumps transition , announces that his committee has yet to see direct (please note the presence of that pesky word in his comments) while others say say keep your gunpowder dry and read ou report when it is finished and judge for yourself ....
Brings a smile to see the desperate cons scurry like cockroaches to carry this water to all corners
Guliania , president’s lawyer , has payday from MEK today .
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You know what this is about, right TMan? If not, just ask anyone in Mashpee.
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CNN: Let's attack Trump for hateful rhetoric
CNN: Let's not attack Omar's hateful rhetoric because Trump has hateful rhetoric, too.
Can't have it both ways folks.
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DNA tests Warren submitted herself indicate she has a Native American ancestor six to 10 generations back. And while she initially waved the report as vindication of her claim to Indian heritage, her 1.5 percent Indian DNA is about the average for European Americans.Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
My Ancestry.com DNA analysis came back 1 percent African. But I would never attempt to pass myself off as African-American to a potential employer.
Yet that’s what Warren did. When she was hired by Harvard, the university celebrated the addition of a Native American female professor to its staff.
Answering critics, Warren said she never officially claimed to be Indian. Then last week the Washington Post uncovered her 1986 registration card for the Texas Bar, in which she answered the race question by writing in “American Indian.”
Warren explains she was led to believe as a child she was an Indian, despite her Anglo appearance and WASP upbringing.
But she knew that wasn’t true. She also understood the benefits that might be gained from claiming Indian heritage.
Doing so would qualify her for affirmative action programs aimed at increasing minority representation in the workplace. Maybe her false claim had nothing to do with her landing the Harvard post, but the university certainly was proud to have a Native American on its faculty, and boasted of the addition of another woman of color.
What Warren did amounts to a unique form of racism. Claiming minority status to benefit from programs aimed at helping underrepresented groups cheats those who actually have endured bigotry and oppression. Not content with the privileges she already enjoyed as a well-to-do white woman, she grabbed for the few advantages available to minorities.
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Con wishful thinking ^^^^Originally posted by Unregistered View Post
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Jump higher cons .... run faster ....we see your president so weak that you spend your days 2 hrs before wailing and gnashing your teethShe was warmly welcomed at Tuesday’s event. She could barely make it through the crowd of about 150 people as she was trying to leave, with attendees swarming her for photos and hugs by the door. Before she left, NCAI President Jefferson Keel and National Indian Gaming Association Chairman Ernie Stevens Jr. greeted her and took several photos with her. Prior to the event, the National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center also presented Warren with a Native American shawl to thank her for her work on the Violence Against Women Act .
Feeding on con weakness these days actually ...delightful ...how far the already low have fallen further still.Comment
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