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Hoyt

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4. But she's not cutting a deal with segregationists to let the local governments drag their feet
Thu Jul 4, 2019, 03:01 PM
Jul 2019

ensuring minority schools are equal and diverse.

Nor is she supporting that states's rights BS that southern white folks used to delay equal educational opportunities.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for:
Joe Biden

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it was about knowing how the media works and use it to her advantage AlexSFCA Jul 2019 #1
See reply 2 for a different take from Pete's senior communications advisor. highplainsdem Jul 2019 #8
Pete knows how to use the media to his advantage too. marylandblue Jul 2019 #17
Change you can't believe in BeyondGeography Jul 2019 #11
Did you see what Mayor Pete's senior communications advisor tweeted this morning? highplainsdem Jul 2019 #2
Ooooh! Skya Rhen Jul 2019 #3
Whoosh! peggysue2 Jul 2019 #6
Wow! nt R B Garr Jul 2019 #20
But she's not cutting a deal with segregationists to let the local governments drag their feet Hoyt Jul 2019 #4
yeah, 1972 is EXACTLY the same situation as 2019. bluewater Jul 2019 #10
There is good evidence it ought to be as important today as it was then. Segregationists were Hoyt Jul 2019 #12
I doubt voters are concerned about busing in the 1970s nt NYMinute Jul 2019 #24
Oh, lots of white vote are/were not interested in equal schools then, now, or fifty years from now. Hoyt Jul 2019 #25
Dead horse. nt NYMinute Jul 2019 #30
Actually, it's not a dead horse, too many people just don't want to deal with issue. Hoyt Jul 2019 #32
That kid on the right with the sign... bluewater Jul 2019 #15
You mean it's a complex issue she's actually workign on Lordquinton Jul 2019 #41
lol is joe gonna use the next debate to market a t shirt? nt msongs Jul 2019 #5
This gives an opening to somebody else to make a similar display at the next debate Tiggeroshii Jul 2019 #7
Maybe we should see what African American Democrats think? bluewater Jul 2019 #9
Knew she would have to back down 4now Jul 2019 #13
Biden in the 70's made statements against all busing, not just Federally mandated. pnwmom Jul 2019 #14
WTF ! Horizens Jul 2019 #27
She wanted to know his current position. And debates are for debating, pnwmom Jul 2019 #28
Debates are for .... Horizens Jul 2019 #37
She was asking him how he felt CURRENTLY. She knew what he stated 40 years ago pnwmom Jul 2019 #38
Irrelevant Horizens Jul 2019 #40
So you speak for the entire electorate? What makes this relevant pnwmom Jul 2019 #42
+1 treestar Jul 2019 #33
Really Kamala? blue-wave Jul 2019 #16
Mahalo, blue-wave! Cha Jul 2019 #35
David Axelrod accused Geraldine Ferraro of racism in the 2008 delisen Jul 2019 #18
Nah.. trying to kill the messenger is not working. Cha Jul 2019 #19
She was being very prejudice. Drunken Irishman Jul 2019 #39
She didn't think it through NYMinute Jul 2019 #21
Translation: She's discovered that forced busing is a losing position. nt Honeycombe8 Jul 2019 #22
This is how obvious of a blunder this is turning R B Garr Jul 2019 #23
Harris will have to come up with another way to John Fante Jul 2019 #26
Things like this go a good distance with me: Jarqui Jul 2019 #29
Great story, and that's President Obama for you treestar Jul 2019 #34
I'm not the least bit surprised that President Obama did that MustLoveBeagles Jul 2019 #43
Yeah I don't get that. Why bring up an issue no one cares about now? treestar Jul 2019 #31
The responses to his tweet are good tishaLA Jul 2019 #36
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