Homogeny for Trump's Supporters

5583   PM:   Jajski   [Quote]     -- 6:36am -- Mon, Apr 22, 19 pst
Jajski
my city is 81% white

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We are not one bit surprised.

Monkey See?

Jajski pretends she's NOT aware of the racist history of referring to African-Americans as monkeys.

371   PM:   Jajski   [Quote]     -- 9:06pm -- Thu, Oct 11, 18 pst
Jajski
only to liberals
[ quoted: Watsup - Monkey when used to describe blacks has a clear racist overtone ]

Jajsi and Skin Color

327   PM:   Jajski   [Quote]     -- 8:56pm -- Thu, Oct 11, 18 pst
Jajski
you always have to bring up color .... you are fixated on it 



4077 PM: Jajski [Quote] -- 9:03pm -- Sun, Mar 4, 18 pst

Jajski

and I don't EVER want another Black president. EVER.

Misty and the Race Card

2230 PM: Mistysea [Quote] -- 6:58am -- Fri, Jun 22, 18 pst
Mistysea
. . . When all else fails.... out comes the race card.

CaG and Using Race to Divide the Country

Some of you may recall that I predicted the Trump Monkeys would go even MORE nuts as Mueller closes in on Putin's stooge in the WH.

7194   PM:   Christians   [Quote]     -- 12:33pm -- Fri, Apr 6, 18 pst
Christians are Good
By all means, racial included. Dividing people by race is a sure-winner. Divide, pit, and conquer.

Obama Played the Race Card

The New Republic's Sean Wilentz writes a piece entitled "How Barack Obama played the race card and blamed Hillary Clinton."

"Misleading propaganda is hardly new in American politics --although the adoption of techniques reminiscent of past Republican and special-interest hit jobs, right down to a retread of the fictional couple, seems strangely at odds with a campaign that proclaims it will redeem the country from precisely these sorts of divisive and manipulative tactics. As insidious as these tactics are, though, the Obama campaign's most effective gambits have been far more egregious and dangerous than the hypocritical deployment of deceptive and disingenuous attack ads. To a large degree, the campaign's strategists turned the primary and caucus race to their advantage when they deliberately, falsely, and successfully portrayed Clinton and her campaign as unscrupulous race-baiters--a campaign-within-the-campaign in which the worked-up flap over the Somali costume photograph is but the latest episode. While promoting Obama as a "post-racial" figure, his campaign has purposefully polluted the contest with a new strain of what historically has been the most toxic poison in American politics.



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''A review of what actually happened shows that the charges that the Clintons played the ''race card'' were not simply false; they were deliberately manufactured by the Obama camp and trumpeted by a credulous and/or compliant press corps in order to strip away her once formidable majority among black voters and to outrage affluent, college-educated white liberals as well as college students. The Clinton campaign, in fact, has not racialized the campaign, and never had any reason to do so. Rather the Obama campaign and its supporters, well-prepared to play the ''race-baiter card'' before the primaries began, launched it with a vengeance when Obama ran into dire straits after his losses in New Hampshire and Nevada--and thereby created a campaign myth that has turned into an incontrovertible truth among political pundits, reporters, and various Obama supporters. This development is the latest sad commentary on the malign power of the press, hyping its own favorites and tearing down those it dislikes, to create pseudo-scandals of the sort that hounded Al Gore during the 2000 campaign. It is also a commentary on how race can make American politics go haywire. Above all, it is a commentary on the cutthroat, fraudulent politics that lie at the foundation of Obama's supposedly uplifting campaign.'' [emphases added]

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