Maxine Waters Doesn’t Care About Comey’s Testimony, Calls Trump A Liar

[rangerrebew]

Maxine Waters Doesn’t Care About Comey’s Testimony, Calls Trump A Liar

June 9, 2017| by Brian Anderson

Fired FBI director James Comey’s testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee on Thursday was devastating to liberals who thought he was going to give them a Trump impeachment on a sliver platter. Instead, Comey vindicated the President on a variety of issues and told a few lies himself. Rep. Maxine Waters, who has made a name for herself blindly calling for Trump’s impeachment, doesn’t care what Comey said, she thinks Trump is a liar and still want’s him booted from office.

Waters was on MSNBC Friday. Host Chris Matthews started things off by pointing out that Waters has previously stated the Comey had no credibility. He then asked Waters who she believed, Donald Trump or James Comey.

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[rangerrebew]

You've got to lover her.  Every time she opens her humongous mouth, another uncommitted voter moves right.

[Frank Cannon]

[Oceander]

You've got to lover her.  Every time she opens her humongous mouth, another uncommitted voter moves right.

Then why is she always reelected ?

[Cripplecreek]

Well he is a documented liar.

[truth_seeker]

Then why is she always reelected ?

About 70% combined Hispanic and black demographics

Since 2002 the district has voted democrat about 2 to 1

IOW "gibs me dat" and "whitey be keepin us down"

[Oceander]

About 70% combined Hispanic and black demographics

Since 2002 the district has voted democrat about 2 to 1

IOW "gibs me dat" and "whitey be keepin us down"

Nonetheless, she doesn't appear to be scaring off many uncommitted voters.

[truth_seeker]

Nonetheless, she doesn't appear to be scaring off many uncommitted voters.

Realistically in both her district, and most everywhere else in the realm with those demographics, there are not big shifts among voter blocs to be had.

I believe a curve could be drawn, showing as Black-Hispanic ercent increases, Republican percent decreases. All across the country.

(Possible exception could have been Florida a few years ago with Cubanos)

[Oceander]

Realistically in both her district, and most everywhere else in the realm with those demographics, there are not big shifts among voter blocs to be had.

I believe a curve could be drawn, showing as Black-Hispanic ercent increases, Republican percent decreases. All across the country.

(Possible exception could have been Florida a few years ago with Cubanos)

Sounds like the republicans are failing to engage with potential new voters. 

[truth_seeker]

Sounds like the republicans are failing to engage with potential new voters.

The current paradigm is:

Minorities see the government as the provider of stuff

Republicans generally want to provide less stuff

Therefore  Republicans can't get more minority votes, unless minorities and/or Republicans change.

[Oceander]

Some current paradigm is:

Minorities see the government as the provider of stuff

Republicans generally want to provide less stuff

Therefore  Republicans can't get more minority votes, unless minorities and/or Republicans change.

Nah, it's mostly a difference in the sorts of entitlements and goodies the various constituencies want. 

[truth_seeker]

Nah, it's mostly a difference in the sorts of entitlements and goodies the various constituencies want.

Then given those demographics, how does a Republican get elected in Water's district?

Name the entitlements that would swing it over from 2/3 democrat, from a district that is 70% Hispanic and black?

Is it going to be where Republicans advocate for even more housing, food, children care, medical, education etc. than democrats?

Democrats be pushin the stuff the voters relate to, as I have listed.

Republicans be pushin tax reductions for people what don't pay taxes, regulation cuts for people that don't work or invest.

Water's district is much like Watts burned 1965, and So. Central burned 1992 bro.

[Oceander]

Then given those demographics, how does a Republican get elected in Water's district?

Name the entitlements that would swing it over from 2/3 democrat, from a district that is 70% Hispanic and black?

Is it going to be where Republicans advocate for even more housing, food, children care, medical, education etc. than democrats?

Democrats be pushin the stuff the voters relate to, as I have listed.

Republicans be pushin tax reductions for people what don't pay taxes, regulation cuts for people that don't work or invest.

Water's district is much like Watts burned 1965, and So. Central burned 1992 bro.

Yeah, I know, it's just that grand old bell curve thingy.  They jus' be plen' stupid, dem nonwhite fokse. 

[EC]

Yeah, I know, it's just that grand old bell curve thingy.  They jus' be plen' stupid, dem nonwhite fokse.

They're fed, clothed, housed, schooled, and healed - all without lifting a finger.

Who are the stupid ones again?

[truth_seeker]

The facts are here:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_majority_minority_United_States_congressional_districts

I said nothing about any bell curve, which is a separate matter.

[Smokin Joe]

Sounds like the republicans are failing to engage with potential new voters.

They aren't liberal enough to beat the liberals and aren't conservative enough to provide a clear choice.
That's what "moderate" gets you.

[Emjay]

Then why is she always reelected ?

I can only assume that she is in a district that was heavily minority and maybe redistricted to her advantage.  She is an embarrassment but apparently her voters are not easily embarrassed.

[Fantom]

Then why is she always reelected ?

Racist black vote?