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jusat becaise some asshole on puffington post said it, doesnt make it so
i'd say the asshole at the puffington post is the race baiter in this instance
i'd say the asshole at the puffington post is the race baiter in this instance
Huffington Post are race baiters but idiots like Pat Buchanan who actually encourage race baiting are not? This is from your GOP!
now, find a post by me supporting Pat Buchannoni'd say the asshole at the puffington post is the race baiter in this instance
Huffington Post are race baiters but idiots like Pat Buchanan who actually encourage race baiting are not? This is from your GOP!
buyers remorsewhy are the white democrats disaffected doyathink?
I'm just tired of the racial holier than thou of the Democrats, hell there's just as many openly racist Democrats as there are openly racist Republicans. It seems that racial pandering is ok as long as it's done by the Democrats.
The appeal of the anti-Obama agenda has proven to be particularly strong among whites of low and moderate incomes. The Pew Center, tracking evaluations of Obama's job performance, found in a July 30 report that there "has been essentially no shift in opinion among affluent whites [but] among whites with annual family incomes of less than $75,000,
To some extent, it's working. The party's opposition to President Obama's agenda -- particularly his cap-and-trade energy proposal and health care reform plan -- is resonating strongly with disaffected white Democratic voters.
ABC News polling similarly found in late June that the possible costs to consumers of cap-and-trade legislation "are particularly important to less well-off Americans. Among those making less than $50,000 a year, support for regulating greenhouse gas emissions drops by 17 points (from 75 percent to a still-majority 58 percent) if it raises prices; support if it costs $10 a month is 49 percent; and at $25, just 35 percent."
you covered that wellThe appeal of the anti-Obama agenda has proven to be particularly strong among whites of low and moderate incomes. The Pew Center, tracking evaluations of Obama's job performance, found in a July 30 report that there "has been essentially no shift in opinion among affluent whites [but] among whites with annual family incomes of less than $75,000,
Translation: The middle class doesn't like the direction Obama is taking the country, So Bass thinks they must be racists.
To some extent, it's working. The party's opposition to President Obama's agenda -- particularly his cap-and-trade energy proposal and health care reform plan -- is resonating strongly with disaffected white Democratic voters.
Translation: Moderate Democrats do not like the way Obama is taking this country, so Bass thinks they must be racist.
ABC News polling similarly found in late June that the possible costs to consumers of cap-and-trade legislation "are particularly important to less well-off Americans. Among those making less than $50,000 a year, support for regulating greenhouse gas emissions drops by 17 points (from 75 percent to a still-majority 58 percent) if it raises prices; support if it costs $10 a month is 49 percent; and at $25, just 35 percent."
Translation: Those who have to watch every penny don't care for Obama spending their money like it was his. So Bass thinks they must be racist.
That about sum things up?
No surprise here, the GOP are and have been a bunch of race baiting pricks via use of fear and smear tactics:
For The Modern GOP, It's A Return To The "White Voter Strategy"
No surprise here, the GOP are and have been a bunch of race baiting pricks via use of fear and smear tactics:
For The Modern GOP, It's A Return To The "White Voter Strategy"
