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Until today, my theory was that they make these ludicrous claims for political point scoring. But I think I may have to re-evaluate that. How sad.
Yea, when the government run by Republicans sends out the whole state's law enforcement to look for people that fit your profile, they vote like hell for Republicans.
And yet, Hispanic friends of my family in AZ have no problem with the AZ law. Personally, Bf, I find your attitude towards minorities to be distasteful and racist. The Democrats don't view them as equals, they treat them as pets to be stroked when it is convenient. That, little man, is racist. They are nothing more than a voting block. Your use of race as a weapon to divide Americans is sickening. Shame on you - shame on anyone - Democrat or Republican or anyone else who does likewise.
Your statement perfectly illustrates what it is Republicans "don't get" about the Democratic Party.
Since the Republican Party is 90% white and mostly Christian, they completely ignore that remaining 10%. Groups like the "Log Cabin" Republicans. Mainstream Republicans don't view the "Log Cabin" as "legitimate".
In the Democratic Party, there is no "one big group" that dominates. The largest group is obviously the whites. But take a good look at that group. You have the gays. Probably 95% or more of all gays in the US belong to the Democratic Party. You have "feminists". You have scientists. You have atheists. You see, all these groups have very different agendas.
And it's even difficult finding the dividing line between those groups. There are groups of gay or black or women scientists. There are even conservatives (probably not conservative scientists).
Clearly, the Republican Party is dominated by one very similar group, that is NOT the case within the Democratic Party.
The Democratic Party is only as powerful as it's coalitions. And that's the single biggest difference between the two parties.
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