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In reply to the discussion: Biden's tough talk on 1970s school desegregation plan (bussing) could get new scrutiny [View all]Garrett78
(10,721 posts)15. I'm surprised that some seem to have not read about this before.
Last edited Fri Mar 8, 2019, 12:25 AM - Edit history (1)
There are a lot more troubling remarks to come. As I've been saying, there are reasons why pre-Obama Biden never came close to being considered a good option. Obama made a smart, strategic choice in picking Biden as his running mate, but president? No thanks.
I'm far from alone in that sentiment: https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.mcclatchydc.com/news/politics-government/election/campaigns/article226007090.html
primary today, I would vote for: Undecided
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Biden's tough talk on 1970s school desegregation plan (bussing) could get new scrutiny [View all]
bigtree
Mar 2019
OP
Bussing was a failure. While the idea had it its heart in the right place, it in no way achieved
still_one
Mar 2019
#28
Thank you for the details. It has the exact opposite effect of what it was suppose to do
still_one
Mar 2019
#63
his won't be the first Democratic candidacy strategizing making certain voters comfortable
bigtree
Mar 2019
#23
This is basically talking about the same H.R. 40 bill that John Conyers had been introducing
BumRushDaShow
Mar 2019
#25
Agreed. Just watching the mastery of Ms. Pelosi tells us that. Besides, things change.I grew up in
OregonBlue
Mar 2019
#80
Biden is the most qualified in the same way Hillary Clinton was the most qualified in 2016
peggysue2
Mar 2019
#64
A lot more troubling remarks to come? Perhaps you could focus on your own preference.
WheelWalker
Mar 2019
#56
I fixed the link. Just saying there's a long history of gaffes which will inevitably be brought up.
Garrett78
Mar 2019
#61
When has hypocrisy ever mattered to Republicans? Or to the media for that matter?
Garrett78
Mar 2019
#82
No he doesnt' need to explain 50 years ago...I wonder if others might be expected to
Demsrule86
Mar 2019
#75
In the 80s I was bussed from a white suburb into a majority black school in the city
madville
Mar 2019
#49
Hmmm. Didn't think anyone could answer. If you look at state by state and you
Laura PourMeADrink
Mar 2019
#55
I believe Joe Biden can beat Tump. I do not believe that Sen. Sanders can do this...
Demsrule86
Mar 2019
#73
You are grasping. This was 50 years ago...I will be for Biden the minute he announces because
Demsrule86
Mar 2019
#72