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She's right. Hitler was not a nationalist. He had imperialistic goals. Nationalists don't invade other countries.I asked you first
Yep. Practice run for the 2019 national title run.I can’t handle all of this logic. Lol
Anyone headed to the UCF Spring game?
Howabout that team in the Midwest. Is that today as well?
Haha. Now that positive energy and optimismYep. Practice run for the 2019 national title run.
Haha. Now that positive energy and optimism
10-2 is the ceiling according to a lot of “experts.” You’ll finally be bowling again. The schedule is very very favorable. A good start will be key. I would be shocked if you guys don’t win 8 games. However, winning the division should be the goal. That’s going to be tough. Better hope Martinez stays healthy
This was my first exposure to Candace Owens, and (making the necessary allowances of course) I thought she did great. She and Congressman McClintock from California, who was the only Committee member to actually defend free speech, were the best things in the hearing IMO.The Southern switch never happened. please try and argue with me.
Nebraska is back. Go Big RedProbably about right. I can't see any way Neb doesn't go bowling this year and probably a pretty good bowl. Still a ways off from being like Bama or Clemson but definitely going in the right direction.
She's right. Hitler was not a nationalist. He had imperialistic goals. Nationalists don't invade other countries.
The term “white nationalist” is simply the newest term democrats are using to scare black voters into voting for them. This is what Candice is railing against as they refuse to fix black problems like single motherhood and instead deploy fear tactics. With black unemployment at all time lows, Trump will make gains with black voters. His approval rating among latinos is at 50% too. Pack it in BernieHe literally wanted to invade and conquer all of Europe, Russia, and northern Africa. And probably North America too if he could have ever conquered those places first.
So by those standards, we might as well call Napoleon a "nationalist" too.
Haven't looked at polls since I just don't care about that stuff but my sense through just observing my peer group and surveying the landscape is that Trump is def making inroads with black male voters. The keeping it real approach never goes unseen no matter how it's packaged. Not sure what that will translate in to at the end of the day when it comes to actual votes. Maybe they don't actually go out and vote FOR him but maybe it's enough that they don't get motivated to rock the vote for Bernie. Then of course the push from the other side will be the rise of white nationalism and the reopening of the reparations debate so I guess we'll have to sit back and see.
Haven't looked at polls since I just don't care about that stuff but my sense through just observing my peer group and surveying the landscape is that Trump is def making inroads with black male voters. The keeping it real approach never goes unseen no matter how it's packaged. Not sure what that will translate in to at the end of the day when it comes to actual votes. Maybe they don't actually go out and vote FOR him but maybe it's enough that they don't get motivated to rock the vote for Bernie. Then of course the push from the other side will be the rise of white nationalism and the reopening of the reparations debate so I guess we'll have to sit back and see.
The Southern switch never happened. please try and argue with me.
How is he "keeping it real"? He lies and walks things back constantly.
I've never heard the term Southern Switch but I've certainly heard it described that the parties essentially flip flopped.
itll be interesting to see where they vote in 2020 that is for sure.Haven't looked at polls since I just don't care about that stuff but my sense through just observing my peer group and surveying the landscape is that Trump is def making inroads with black male voters. The keeping it real approach never goes unseen no matter how it's packaged. Not sure what that will translate in to at the end of the day when it comes to actual votes. Maybe they don't actually go out and vote FOR him but maybe it's enough that they don't get motivated to rock the vote for Bernie. Then of course the push from the other side will be the rise of white nationalism and the reopening of the reparations debate so I guess we'll have to sit back and see.
Its just a political thing that they use to discourage pragmatism and encourage party politics. Republicans in general were not and still arent racists. There was a time that democrats were. They can't admit the failings of the party in the past so they have to ascribe those faults to someone else just to keep the narrative going that a boogeyman exists. That isn't an attack on any individual, its an attack on the structure that the parties feel they need to have. Dems require their members to be pretty monolithic, Republicans in theory accept some level of diversity. It's why a guy like Rand Paul can get elected as a republican and recieve consideration when he really is a libertarian whereas the Democrats in Washington are basically carbon copies. Joe Lieberman and Jim Webb are good examples of that.I've never heard the term Southern Switch but I've certainly heard it described that the parties essentially flip flopped.
itll be interesting to see where they vote in 2020 that is for sure.
Its just a political thing that they use to discourage pragmatism and encourage party politics. Republicans in general were not and still arent racists. There was a time that democrats were. They can't admit the failings of the party in the past so they have to ascribe those faults to someone else just to keep the narrative going that a boogeyman exists. That isn't an attack on any individual, its an attack on the structure that the parties feel they need to have. Dems require their members to be pretty monolithic, Republicans in theory accept some level of diversity. It's why a guy like Rand Paul can get elected as a republican and recieve consideration when he really is a libertarian whereas the Democrats in Washington are basically carbon copies. Joe Lieberman and Jim Webb are good examples of that.
link for that 90% it seems really high.90% of African American voters voted for Democrats in the mid terms just a few months ago. There is no indication at this point that Trump is going to improve a great deal with African American voters.
This is complete non sense. The Democratic party is at this very moment having conflicts within the party about which direction the party is headed where as Republicans bend over backwards to defend Trump.
lol no they aren't. The leadership is providing as much cover as possible to the new radical, left wing voices in the party. Most every candidate is moving as far left as possible to align with that fringe of the party. It's almost a sin to come out as an unapologetic capitalist in the 2019 DNC.
The party is becoming more monolithic by the day thanks for the fringe left wing ruling the narrative.
link for that 90% it seems really high.
I can admit that democrats, when they were the conservative party of small government, were racist assholes. It seems that the ideology of a party is more important than the name is since the conservative party of small government is still full of racist assholes like Steve King.Its just a political thing that they use to discourage pragmatism and encourage party politics. Republicans in general were not and still arent racists. There was a time that democrats were. They can't admit the failings of the party in the past so they have to ascribe those faults to someone else just to keep the narrative going that a boogeyman exists. That isn't an attack on any individual, its an attack on the structure that the parties feel they need to have. Dems require their members to be pretty monolithic, Republicans in theory accept some level of diversity. It's why a guy like Rand Paul can get elected as a republican and recieve consideration when he really is a libertarian whereas the Democrats in Washington are basically carbon copies. Joe Lieberman and Jim Webb are good examples of that.
As a recent college graduate, it is still taught in school that the parties switched.Do historians even say there was a "Southern Switch"? The parties certainly evolved, as political parties do over time, but when I have heard Owens talk about this she seems to be arguing a point that no one is really making.
Then why do they all vote in lockstep on every bill?https://nypost.com/2019/04/16/pelosi-downplays-her-and-ocasio-cortezs-election-victories/
Nancy Pelosi just yesterday downplayed AOC and the "left wing narrative" . If you really think the Dem party is monolithic then with all due respect, you know nothing about the policies or positions. There were Dems who wanted Pelosi out as speaker, there are Dems for and against the Green New Deal, Democratic socialism etc etc. There is hardly a monolithic view of what the modern Democratic views and positions are.
Then why do they all vote in lockstep on every bill?
As a recent college graduate, it is still taught in school that the parties switched.
Citation? Not doubting you, I imagine both sides do the same thing though.
It’s not new. It’s a theory that, depending upon your confirmation bias, is either entirely true or totally debunked. It does let the Democrats off the hook entirely for racists in their own party, but there were racists and slaveowners in both parties so it’s not nearly as clear as one side is good and the other is evil.That must be new because I certainly never learned that.
Then why do they all vote in lockstep on every bill?
It’s not new. It’s a theory that, depending upon your confirmation bias, is either entirely true or totally debunked. It does let the Democrats off the hook entirely for racists in their own party, but there were racists and slaveowners in both parties so it’s not nearly as clear as one side is good and the other is evil.
Yes, it is nothing more than aI've never heard the term Southern Switch but I've certainly heard it described that the parties essentially flip flopped.
I've never heard the term Southern Switch but I've certainly heard it described that the parties essentially flip flopped.
That was 50+ years ago. The makeup of most of the country, including the south, has changed quite a bit. At some point we are going to have to acknowledge the progress we’ve made and stop constantly prying at the divisions.Anybody who pass eighth grade American History should know all about beelit47's "inconvenient truth" clip.
I'm wondering if we'll get the same 'expose'' when it comes to explaining the political shift that took place in the South following the Civil Rights movement of the 1960s.
Where did all those post-George Wallace voters go?
Excuse me for "prying at divisions" for adding 'the rest of the story' to beelit47's clip about how those evil Democrats are this country's real racists.At some point we are going to have to acknowledge the progress we’ve made and stop constantly prying at the divisions.
Why would racist voters join the party that passed the civil rights act?Anybody who pass eighth grade American History should know all about beelit47's "inconvenient truth" clip.
I'm wondering if we'll get the same 'expose'' when it comes to explaining the political shift that took place in the South following the Civil Rights movement of the 1960s.
Where did all those post-George Wallace voters go?