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Fred could show it to her if he didn't have that aversion to links.Reverend Revelant wrote:
LadyJazzer wrote: Why don't you tell us more about the NAACP award (that didn't happen), and the two campaign donations from 12 & 25 years ago. I'd love to hear the "slanted" take from the FauxNoise side. Surely you have a SOURCE or a LINK to that..? Something that PROVES he's a Democrat?
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Deflect much?
#tooinformedtovoterepublican
From your article that you linked to...
“Let me make it clear, the NAACP will not be honoring Mr. Sterling at the upcoming Los Angeles branch event and we have strongly urged our Los Angeles unit to take the necessary steps to rescind the previous award they bestowed on him.”
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/04/2 ... r=Politics
Of course, LJ won't see this, since she has me and just about everyone except her favorite play toy Fred, on ignore.
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LadyJazzer wrote: That "IRS" dog doesn't hunt any more...But you hang on to it. When you have nothing else, you can drop that or "Benghazi" in a sentence.
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When does the witch hunt stop?swansei wrote: Kuddos to Judicial Watch for going the extra mile.
Couldn't believe Jay Carney trying to say that what Judicial Watch asked for and got didn't pertain to Benghazi. When does the lying stop.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/pos ... azi-video/
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When does the witch hunt stop?swansei wrote: Kuddos to Judicial Watch for going the extra mile.
Couldn't believe Jay Carney trying to say that what Judicial Watch asked for and got didn't pertain to Benghazi. When does the lying stop.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/pos ... azi-video/
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ScienceChic wrote: I've been pondering for some time now why racism, in regards to politics, has become such a recent hot topic, why it's the latest "outrage talking point'. Yes, we had our first black president elected but that was, frankly, years ago and it seems to have become a huge story only recently. What's really going on? My best guess: society tends to focus on that which it notices is changing and it fears change. It fights back against change in order to hold onto the status quo, the 'good old days'. Then I saw this article, and it made sense to me.
What do you think?
The Next America
By Paul Taylor
Published April 10, 2014All of the bulleted points have paragraphs and/or graphs of data - it's long but absolutely worth a look and some time analyzing.Demographic transformations are dramas in slow motion. America is in the midst of two right now. Our population is becoming majority non-white at the same time a record share is going gray. Each of these shifts would by itself be the defining demographic story of its era. The fact that both are unfolding simultaneously has generated big generation gaps that will put stress on our politics, families, pocketbooks, entitlement programs and social cohesion.
● America’s Racial Tapestry Is Changing● Immigration Is Driving Our Demographic MakeoverAt the same time our population is going gray, we’re also becoming multi-colored. In 1960, the population of the United States was 85% white; by 2060, it will be only 43% white. We were once a black and white country. Now, we’re a rainbow.
Our intricate new racial tapestry is being woven by the more than 40 million immigrants who have arrived since 1965, about half of them Hispanics and nearly three-in-ten Asians.
● Intermarriage Blurs Labels
● Changing Perception of 'Mixed Race'
● The Generational Divide
● The Age, Race Voting Gaps
● Liberal Youth, Conservative Elders
● The Young Are Less Religiously Affiliated
● The Technology Gap
◉ The Showdown
● We Have a Big Challenge Ahead● Support for RetirementAt a time when young and old don’t look alike, think alike or vote alike, how will America modernize its entitlement programs so they're in sync with its new demographics? How can we keep faith with the old without bankrupting the young and starving the future? It will be difficult.
● Saving the Safety Net
● Over the HorizonIf Americans can bring to the public square the same genius for generational interdependence they bring to their family lives, the politics of these issues will become less toxic and the policy choices less forbidding.
That’s a big 'if.' But it’s a start.
This is just one of the graphs in the article - check out the percentages. Notice that race was the 2nd lowest rated problem. The biggest conflict is between party affiliation - what does that tell you? I have an idea, but I'd like to hear yours first.
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From http://www.pewresearch.org/next-america ... he-Horizon
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