You know all partisanship aside the Republicans are really going to have to decide, and decide soon, to cut Donald Trump loose for the sake of the party.
There is literally NO indication that Trump is going to stay off Twitter and quit shooting himself in the foot.
The guy is on a suicide mission and he has every intention of taking everybody down with him.
However speaking as a partisan, "Don't you Righties let some latte sipping, granola munching, left wing tree hugger tell you to stop supporting YOUR president. You hang in there until the bitter end. Because if you don't we will all know you are a bunch of pussies, and will mock you behind your backs."
Morality is not determined by the church you attend nor the faith you embrace. It is determined by the quality of your character and the positive impact you have on those you meet along your journey
Showing posts with label anchor babies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label anchor babies. Show all posts
Saturday, June 10, 2017
Now who's the anchor baby?
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Monday, August 31, 2015
Donald Trump's reception in Tennessee was not exactly welcoming.
Courtesy of the Tennessean:
Hundreds of rain-soaked demonstrators, some with children on their shoulders, marched down Fourth Avenue South Saturday to advocate for undocumented immigrants while Donald Trump used violent imagery to characterize them as dangerous during an event at Rocketown.
While Trump addressed "anchor babies" and building a wall at the Mexican border, rally leaders beat on bucket drums while the crowd circled the building chanting, "Who are we? Tennessee" and "Racism has got to go."
The rally was organized by a coalition of social justice groups led by the Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition and Workers' Dignity. Stephanie Teatro, co-executive director of TIRRC, said about 400 people attended. While Teatro insisted the rally was aimed at combating the "ugly turn in the conversation about immigrants" for many of the presidential candidates, not just Trump, some of the demonstrators' signs specifically targeted him.
"In God we trust," one sign read, "Trump is a disgust."
Yeah I know these protesters are not exactly the GOP base, but they DO vote and they DO have a political presence.
And besides 400 protesters is nothing to sneeze at in Tennessee as it really does not get much more Republican than there.
Just imagine the reception Trump might receive in a state which is colored not quite such a dark shade of red.
Hundreds of rain-soaked demonstrators, some with children on their shoulders, marched down Fourth Avenue South Saturday to advocate for undocumented immigrants while Donald Trump used violent imagery to characterize them as dangerous during an event at Rocketown.
While Trump addressed "anchor babies" and building a wall at the Mexican border, rally leaders beat on bucket drums while the crowd circled the building chanting, "Who are we? Tennessee" and "Racism has got to go."
The rally was organized by a coalition of social justice groups led by the Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition and Workers' Dignity. Stephanie Teatro, co-executive director of TIRRC, said about 400 people attended. While Teatro insisted the rally was aimed at combating the "ugly turn in the conversation about immigrants" for many of the presidential candidates, not just Trump, some of the demonstrators' signs specifically targeted him.
"In God we trust," one sign read, "Trump is a disgust."
Yeah I know these protesters are not exactly the GOP base, but they DO vote and they DO have a political presence.
And besides 400 protesters is nothing to sneeze at in Tennessee as it really does not get much more Republican than there.
Just imagine the reception Trump might receive in a state which is colored not quite such a dark shade of red.
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Tuesday, August 25, 2015
Jeb Bush clarifies that when he uses the term "anchor babies" he's not referring to Mexicans, who he loves, he's referring to those slanted eyed rice eating bastards.
| "What? Asians vote too? Oh well I meant to say the Swiss. They're the ones ruining the country!" |
During his obligatory visit to the U.S.-Mexico border as one of 17 Republicans vying for the GOP presidential nomination, Bush once again found himself at the center of a controversy surrounding his use of the derogatory reference to the U.S. born children of undocumented immigrants. Bush attempted to clarify that when he said “anchor babies” during a radio interview last week, he meant Asians who come in and “take advantage” of birthright citizenship not Hispanics.
Bush blamed Hillary Clinton’s campaign for suggesting the term is derogatory, calling the controversy “ludicrous.” Bush, who’s wife is a Mexican immigrant, claimed that “frankly, it’s more related to Asian people coming into our country, having children, in that organized effort taking advantage of a noble concept, which is birthright citizenship” and said he wasn’t worried that his use of the term would impact his relationship with Hispanic voters:
"What I was talking about was the specific case of fraud being committed where there’s organized efforts—and frankly it’s more related to Asian people—coming into our country, having children, in that organized efforts, taking advantage of a noble concept, which is birthright citizenship. I support the 14th amendment. Nothing I’ve said should be viewed as derogatory toward immigrants at all."
Holy crap!
Jeb Bush is a one man gaffe factory!
Yeah hell why only insult the Hispanics in this country when you can also make the Asians hate you as well?
I guess in the Bush family the bar for being the smart brother is just incredibly, incredibly low.
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