Anyone watch Democrat convention?

[WillUSAF]

I thought this was pretty funny -- while white Dem voters like the Harris VP pick, black voters are less likely to vote for her

Black voters surveyed by Rasmussen said they were one third LESS likely to vote for the Democratic Party ticket because of the Harris pick.​

Democrats Give Thumbs Up to Harris But Are Black Voters On Board?

She plays the black card but has done nothing but hurt blacks. She threw away the key on so many of them.

 

[nashhorn]

Take a knee? Are they going to sing the National anthem? Or recite the pledge? When would he take a knee? And I assure you they’ll have it worked out where he can get back up - maybe off camera but it won’t be an issue.

 

[Horn6721]

Wait til they find out her family might have owned their family

 

[Phil Elliott]

Wait til they find out her family might have owned their family

It's cute how some of you people still think the left gives a rats *** about being consistent.

 

[horninchicago]

Wait til they find out her family might have owned their family

It's cute how some of you people still think the left gives a rats *** about being consistent.

I'm sure you're joking because I'm pretty sure 6721 was joking.

 

[Mr. Deez]

She plays the black card but has done nothing but hurt blacks. She threw away the key on so many of them.

Yep. It just shows how self-centered white liberals are. They like her because she's an effective virtue signaling prop for them. They get to say they are voting for a black woman, because it makes them look moral and righteous, and that's all they care about.

And of course, they think blacks are as superficial as they are. They assume blacks will get excited about and vote for Harris just because she's black and a Democrat. See Obama in 2008. They actually have a pretty low opinion of blacks. They see them far more like noble savages in need of white liberals' leadership and guidance than like fellow citizens with minds of their own.

However, blacks are actually looking beyond her skin color. They see someone who has largely made a career out of catering to rich white liberals on the West Coast. Even culturally she has little in common with blacks. Her skin is kinda dark, but neither of her parents were African-American, and she didn't really grow up poor. Basically she has exploited her skin color when it could help her and distanced herself from it when it couldn't. I'm not saying blacks won't vote for Harris. However, I don't think they'll vote for her more than they've voted for typical white Democrats.

The only black interest she has served is Willie Brown's junk, and she stopped doing that once she didn't need him anymore and married some rich white guy. To her, banging Brown was something she did because she had to do it to get her career moving - kinda like Arnold Schwarzenegger doing gay porn back in the '70s. He wasn't gay. He was just willing to blow guys to put food on the table and get into acting. Same with Harris and Brown.

 

[WillUSAF]

kinda like Arnold Schwarzenegger doing gay porn back in the '70s. He wasn't gay. He was just willing to blow guys to put food on the table and get into acting. Same with Harris and Brown.

 

[mchammer]

This is where I AM a Never Trumper. He is incapable of being the commander-in-chief to me. His remark about John McCain will live with me forever as a veteran. He is scum. He was too big of a p***y to wear a uniform and says that about a war hero is total scum to me.

I had forgotten Trump borrowed a joke from Chris Rock regarding his comments about McCain. Yes, the joke was mean-spirited in response to some negative comment made by McCain against Trump, but a joke nonetheless. Those comments are now being used to prompt people to believe the current unsubstantiated hearsay on Trump (which is why he shouldn’t have said it in the first place). Anyway, the article below provides some context to the situation over 4 years ago.

Donald Trump was on the hot seat Monday night, defending his controversial comments about Senator John McCain when he said: "He is not a war hero. He is a war hero because he was captured. I like people that weren't captured, ok? I hate to tell you. He is a war hero because he was captured. Ok, you can have -- I believe perhaps he is a war hero."

Bill O'Reilly on Monday night suggested that Trump may have been inspired by a Chris Rock routine from 2008 when McCain was running for president against Barack Obama.

In 2008, Rock joked: “He was a war hero that got captured. I don't want to vote for the guy that got captured. I want to vote for the [expletive] that got away.”

On Monday night’s O’Reilly Factor, Bill O’Reilly said to Trump: “I want you to be honest; you do think John McCain is a hero. I know you do.”

“I do and by the way, I said it. I actually said it four times,” Trump said.

Trump, who rarely, if ever apologizes for anything, sounded like he's softening a little on McCain. He said: “Certainly if there was a misunderstanding, I would totally take that back. Hopefully I said it correctly.”

On The Kelly File, John McCain’s daughter, Meghan, couldn’t be angrier. She said that Trump’s comments were “The grossest, most disgusting comment I have ever heard.”

Trump, who never served in the military, did wear a uniform when he was a student at the New York's Military Academy.

 

[WillUSAF]

I had forgotten Trump borrowed a joke from Chris Rock regarding his comments about McCain. Yes, the joke was mean-spirited in response to some negative comment made by McCain against Trump, but a joke nonetheless. Those comments are now being used to prompt people to believe the current unsubstantiated hearsay on Trump (which is why he shouldn’t have said it in the first place). Anyway, the article below provides some context to the situation over 4 years ago.

Donald Trump was on the hot seat Monday night, defending his controversial comments about Senator John McCain when he said: "He is not a war hero. He is a war hero because he was captured. I like people that weren't captured, ok? I hate to tell you. He is a war hero because he was captured. Ok, you can have -- I believe perhaps he is a war hero."

Bill O'Reilly on Monday night suggested that Trump may have been inspired by a Chris Rock routine from 2008 when McCain was running for president against Barack Obama.

In 2008, Rock joked: “He was a war hero that got captured. I don't want to vote for the guy that got captured. I want to vote for the [expletive] that got away.”

On Monday night’s O’Reilly Factor, Bill O’Reilly said to Trump: “I want you to be honest; you do think John McCain is a hero. I know you do.”

“I do and by the way, I said it. I actually said it four times,” Trump said.

Trump, who rarely, if ever apologizes for anything, sounded like he's softening a little on McCain. He said: “Certainly if there was a misunderstanding, I would totally take that back. Hopefully I said it correctly.”

On The Kelly File, John McCain’s daughter, Meghan, couldn’t be angrier. She said that Trump’s comments were “The grossest, most disgusting comment I have ever heard.”

Trump, who never served in the military, did wear a uniform when he was a student at the New York's Military Academy.

I'm sorry I don't agree with you. It was not a borrowed joke. There is a huge difference between a non comedian running for President and an actually comedian saying something in his/her skit. The interview with O'Reilly was just another walk back from Trump.

Trump, who never served in the military, did wear a uniform when he was a student at the New York's Military Academy.

He didn't serve in the military because he had an ingrown toenail or something.