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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: Senate's only African American Democratic member endorses Hillary [View all]TheKentuckian
(26,314 posts)42. Being black means you can't be too close to banks and corporations? How so? Is it genetic?
Does this apply to Clarence Thomas too, he is our only black Supreme Court Justice after all.
What happened when our only black Senator went on national TV to call out our only black President for using too tough rhetoric on Wall Street?
This is a silly argument with no coherent logic. What does "only black" have to do with being too corporate or not?
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yup it's about Booker...the poster several posts above is claiming Booker is 3rd way
Sheepshank
Jul 2015
#95
"There will of course be the inevitable crowd to swarm this thread to trash him"
George II
Jun 2015
#15
Gov Mark Dayton of Minnesota supports Hillary, too. What little pronoucement do you have to say
Cha
Jun 2015
#68
wow...you really hit the nail on the head. It's NOT a slam against the individual, it's systemic.
Sheepshank
Jul 2015
#98
Not a fan of Booker...but also not a fan of all the white, middle class libertarians who are for
randys1
Jun 2015
#52
that's a new one. I don't know many libertarians who would support a socialist
m-lekktor
Jun 2015
#57
Apparently since corporations does not share their profits with everyone then they are bad.
Thinkingabout
Jun 2015
#56
Cory isn't the only one, what about the ones who have meetings with energy, oil and tobacco
Thinkingabout
Jun 2015
#63
He attended this meeting. I don't know why he isn't a milliomaire. Not being a millionaire is
Thinkingabout
Jun 2015
#75
Many was rich before arriving in Congress. A millionaire is not unusual in the USA today.
Thinkingabout
Jun 2015
#81
Now seriously, we do not have 13.2 members of congress. Why do you indicate millionaires only
Thinkingabout
Jun 2015
#85
and there are several persons running for POTUS on the Right that are under indictment
Sheepshank
Jul 2015
#101
So now I have to like politicians who believe corporations should run the country?
Doctor_J
Jun 2015
#79
Being black means you can't be too close to banks and corporations? How so? Is it genetic?
TheKentuckian
Jun 2015
#42
Add them both together you get sixth way. They really are "new" Democrats.
Ed Suspicious
Jun 2015
#37
"According to an NBC News tally, more than 30 Democratic senators out of 44 have already said
Cha
Jun 2015
#73