The Briefing Room
General Category => Politics/Government => Topic started by: mystery-ak on November 03, 2014, 01:22:37 pm
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http://www.breitbart.com/Breitbart-TV/2014/11/02/Dean-African-Americans-Wont-Soon-Forget-The-GOP-Vilifying-The-First-Black-President (http://www.breitbart.com/Breitbart-TV/2014/11/02/Dean-African-Americans-Wont-Soon-Forget-The-GOP-Vilifying-The-First-Black-President)
on BREITBART TV 2 Nov 2014
Sunday on MSNBC's "Weekends With Alex Witt," former Gov.Howard Dean (D-VT), the former chairman of the Democratic National Committee said African-American won't forget by the 2016 presidential elections that in their view Republicans have vilified the first African American president.
While discussing a possible 2016 presidential bid by Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY), Dean said, "The biggest problem that Rand Paul's going to have in appealing to African-American voters is the success of the republicans in this election is based on making Barack Obama the issue. The only African-American president we have ever had and the only issue that republicans are talking about is vilifying the President of the United States. Now, I grant you, he has not such great numbers and they'll probably be successful in picking up a few seats, but i don't think voters are going to forget what this party has done to the first African-American president."
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HEEEEYAAAHHHHH!! :tongue2:
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HEEEEYAAAHHHHH!! :tongue2:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDwODbl3muE
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If I were a Republican thinking about 2016 I'd be quivering in my boots that I might lose the 5% of the 13% of the vote that I would have not gotten anyway if the Dems had not spent the entire election of season demonizing me.
As an aside, I am so happy Howard Dean is looking out for the GOP. With friends like this....
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If I were a Republican thinking about 2016 I'd be quivering in my boots that I might lose the 5% of the 13% of the vote that I would have not gotten anyway if the Dems had not spent the entire election of season demonizing me.
As an aside, I am so happy Howard Dean is looking out for the GOP. With friends like this....
What's amazing is that anyone wants Howard Dean's opinion.
Oh, wait.......
IT'S MSNBC!! :silly:
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...says the rich white doctor from Vermont, who went skiing instead of enlisting in the ANG during the Vietnam era, thinking he's speaking for black Americans.
Way to go, Howie.. You're more irrelevant now than you've ever been.
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...says the rich white doctor from Vermont, who went skiing instead of enlisting in the ANG during the Vietnam era, thinking he's speaking for black Americans.
Way to go, Howie.. You're more irrelevant now than you've ever been.
(http://www.blackcatantiques.com/howarddeankitten.jpg)
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What's amazing is that anyone wants Howard Dean's opinion.
I think Debbie Wasserman Schultz consults him on how to be an effective DNC chair. :silly:
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If I were a Republican thinking about 2016 I'd be quivering in my boots that I might lose the 5% of the 13% of the vote that I would have not gotten anyway if the Dems had not spent the entire election of season demonizing me.
Margaret Sanger's racist objectives seem to be working out according to plan...
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I think Debbie Wasserman Schultz consults him on how to be an effective DNC chair. :silly:
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[[ DEAN: AFRICAN-AMERICANS WON'T SOON FORGET THE GOP VILIFYING THE FIRST BLACK PRESIDENT ]]
I’ll blurt it out:
Who cares what they think, anymore?
If they can’t forget, too bad, and tough luck.
In a post sometime back, I postulated that one of the lasting legacies of Obama would be the loss of any hope for Republicans to ever “gain back” more than a smidgeon of “the black vote”.
I don’t expect to see Republicans win more than, say, 5-8% of the black vote again in the remainder of my life.
So it goes…