Senator Doug Jones Of Stature Already: Diversity in Government Appointments An Issue Going Forward

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The Republican view of admirable foreign policy is now evident and on display. "Mine Is Bigger Than Yours, And It Works:" is a version of diplomacy long suspected to be GOP of origins and stature.

The Republicans were alleged to have been engaged in slavery abolition. Even the United Nations got around to that only in 1955. The various U. S. Civil Rights Acts. . .and Medicare. . .would happen after that. A long history of insincerity in domestic policy is legendary. Not even Hollywood makes horror movies about the Military Field Hospitals--1861-1865. The widespread use of Emergency Rooms even now is a part of the Republican domestic agenda. Probably that's where people go for birth control assistance, even. And then there is the withdrawal from the planet, and the blustering to go along with it, in foreign policy.

Alabama Senator Jones has appointed the only Black Chief of Staff in any office of any of the U. S. Legislative representatives. My oldest Sister-in-Law was a Vanik senior staffer. She was Catholic at the time when JFK was organizing for the 1960 nomination and campaign.

Doug Jones names only African American chief of staff in Senate Democratic offices

Many would call the appointment itself, in the Jones Senate Offices: Legendary all by itself. Said staffers are influential.

The compare and contrast between the two parties, in the Midterms, has already started: Of a stature, refreshingly, actually worth noting.

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
("Dear Philip, Thank you for your thorough and helpful briefing on the 1996 Default of the U. S. Federal Government. . . . .(Bill Clinton, February 1992)." The Republicans paid no attention to the fact that Republican Fiscal policy was no longer accepting taxpayers(?). . .much less any infrastructure spending(?)!)

 

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So what? Did the guy get the job for being the best qualified or did he get the job for being black? I made this comment a couple of days ago and I'll make it again. Why is it the political left in this country, the very people constantly crying for equality and a color blind society, are always the first people to see a person as a black man or a white man instead of just a man?

 

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You could probably go back to the part about "Abraham Lincoln" of the insincerity of Slavery Abolition. The only thing immediate from 1865 was the deletion of those parts of the U. S. Constitution, relating to color, at the time: And from early on.

Then the Domestic Policy insincerity of a Don't Taz Me Bro kind of poster gets read in the context of the part about the United Nations abolishing slavery, only in 1955, worldwide. Slavery tends to be race-based policy.

Humans had only invented farming about 5000 years ago. Then along comes a farmer-wannabe. For a loan of three bags of barley seed, a repayment of four was promised. Usury, (Interest Rates), were invented. Civilization happened, with basis in community and a stable food supply..

Arithmetic had not yet really happened. Code of Hammurabi would allow Dad to sell the wife and kids into "Slavery," for relief of unpaid bills It was not thought "Socialist." Wife and Kids got housed, fed, clothed, washed, put to useful tasks no doubt. Dad could start over. The Community had created a survival basis.

Moses would become a prince of Egypt, an Empire even admired by the Romans. It denigrated, slaughtered, enslaved, raped, pillaged, conquered, and otherwise became a Holy, religious kind of place. It is not clear that arithmetic was widely understood. Moses would order all Israel to refrain from civilizing usury, (interest rates), among themselves. "Screwing Everybody" became a virtual commandment: Likely setting up eventual Holocaust. See Deuteronomy 23:19-20.

Even Europeans knew what Jews looked like, not even generally colored.

It is noted that "Glass Ceilings" and racial barriers exist even now: Just like always.

You have a problem if you are a U. S. National. USA is diversity-based, even now(?)!

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(Lands of Many Nations finally now celebrate Great Spirit, "Seven Come Eleven," of basis arithmetic! Great Lodge, "Lucky Lady Casino," even an advancing concept of Larry Flynt himself!)