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Love this thread. It’s great listening to Pastors Darrell Scott and Mark Burns champion Mr. Trump. Charles Evers, brother of civil activist, supports Mr. Trump. These are just a few examples of African-American leaders who know that Mr. Trump has answers to revitalize their communities. Living near Baltimore and experiencing what happened with all the chaos surrounding the Freddie Gray, it would be so beautiful to watch President Trump set about unifying all Americans. It’s hard to understand the loyalty minorities have toward democrats whose very interests are at stake in keeping people on plantations!!

I agree. Trump has been asked about what he would do for to address the problems of the "black community" with reference to the type of mess in Baltimore, and he consistently responds that jobs are the answer. I believe that is true for at least 50% of the typical disorder in dense urban areas. Without jobs, single parenthood and all the mess that goes with it will continue — boys will grow up without fathers to discipline them and girls will seek male attention and have babies they can't support. With jobs, people can lift themselves out of poverty.

It has been a national tragedy that just when the corrective actions of the Civil Rights movement of the 50s and 60s started opening employment and housing to blacks, the evil globalists got busy destroying all the starter and working-class jobs — the jobs of skilled workers through globalization and offshoring, and destroying the jobs of unskilled workers by importing illegals — choking off the paths blacks could have used to rise through hard work. Now they are even outnumbered by illegals. And Democrats will probably respond by making it illegal for employers to favor American citizens over immigrants in employment. The black community gets nothing but abuse from Democrats.