Uhh, it is a census of their Congressional districts.
Uh yeah and misrepresented the census. What was the point of calling themselves that exactly?
Because it is a collection of data from Gop people within their Congressional districts to get a feel of their priorities, etc. Census, a collection of data.
Give it up, Billy. It immediately identified itself as from the Republican party, and asked for donations to Trump’s campaign. Please tell me you wouldn’t think it was other than from them when they said it was ...
Lol quit pretending this shit is normal procedure. Obviously it’s meant to be deceptive. They don’t call themselves the census.
Like I said, they've been doing this for a long time now. It's not they are trying to fool you into believing it's the census, it's designed to try and make you feel important, like really a major part of the party.
Lol I really hope you don’t think the GOP gives a shit about your well being. All that matters to them is that you vote for them.
Same for the Dems. Oh let me guess, you think they're
different and they
really do care about you? LOL, priceless. See post #118.
In general they are owned by corporations as well, but that is a false equivalency. Many but not all, actually push policies that benefit the poor and middle class. For the GOP, nothing in their platform reflects that whatsoever.
False. For example, the current immigration platform -- the same one the Dems used to champion until Trump adopted it -- directly benefits poor and middle class blue collar workers, specifically in African American communities. Here a few facts I've posted previously, supported by peer-reviewed research, as opposed to unsupported rabble rousing media headlines:
1. Mass-immigration has resulted in the economic dislocation of African Americans, caused by a growing trend of unemployment among African Americans in industries that had the provided stable and gainful employment for the African American labor force, particularly in metropolitan areas.
See Borjas, G., “Do Blacks Gain or Lose from Immigration?" in “
Help or Hindrance? The Economic Implications of Immigration for African Americans,” pp. 51-74, Russell Sage Foundation, 1998, retrieved from
Help or Hindrance?: The Economic Implications of Immigration for African Americans on JSTOR; Stevans, L. K., "Assessing the Effects of the Occupational Crowding of Immigrants on the Real Wages of African American Workers,"
The Rev. of Black Polit. Econ., Vol. 26:2 (1998), pp. 37-46, available at
SAGE Journals: Your gateway to world-class research journals; Johnson, J. H., Oliver, M. L. (1989) "Interethnic Minority Conflict in Urban America: The Effects of Economic and Social Dislocations,"
Urban Geography, Vol. 10:5 (1989), pp. 449-463, retrieved from
https://doi.org/10.2747/0272-3638.10.5.449
2. Mass-immigration (primarily including illegals) has resulted in a growing labor supply surplus in blue-collar and low-skill industries, and continued downward pressure on wages in these industries, has displaced American-born workers (disproportionately so among African American men).
3. The economic dislocation of African Americans caused by mass-immigration over the past three decades has adversely affected the ability of African Americans to access capital and financing necessary to open small businesses, limiting the potential of African Americans to capitalize on periods of economic prosperity during that time, and that displaced African American workers have not succeeded in transitioning into other employment sectors that call for low-skill labor because the labor surplus of immigrant labor has monopolized all of these sectors, and set the wage threshold so low that American-born workers are not willing to work these jobs.
See Waldinger, R., “Strangers at the Gates: New Immigrants in Urban America,” pp. 30-79, University of California Press, Berkeley; Los Angeles; London, 2001, retrieved from
Strangers at the Gates: New Immigrants in Urban America on JSTOR
I've done a lot of research on this subject, and have plenty more peer-reviewed examples if you'd care to read them. Dems used to advocate this, until they concluded they had the black vote in hand, no longer needed to advocate for their interests, and sold them out to pander for a new voting block consisting of latino immigrants