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To: Oshkalaboomboom

Believe it or not, Asians now number 6.5% of the US population...while blacks are only twice that (13%).

In other words, there are a LOT OF ASIANS in the US, and their kids are being screwed BIG TIME by the Democrats. To me, Asians sound like a SUPER GROUP for the Republicans to go after...but Asians still vote at least 70% Democrat, despite Harvard and nearly every other college that can legally screw over Asian children doing just that.

So why don’t Republicans make a play for the Asian vote? Two reasons, (1) the Republican Party is too busy trying to purge conservatives like Trump and Moore, and (2) the Republican Party still has not yet found a conservative that speaks Asian - so they have no one who can communicate with Asians.

(hint Republicans: There is no ‘Asian’ language, you might as well believe me on this. There is Chinese, Hindi, Japanese, Koren, and several others - you may try starting to look for some people who speak those languages)


28 posted on 11/29/2017 12:55:33 AM PST by BobL (I eat at McDonald's too...I just don't tell anyone)
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To: BobL

>In other words, there are a LOT OF ASIANS in the US, and their kids are being screwed BIG TIME by the Democrats. To me, Asians sound like a SUPER GROUP for the Republicans to go after...but Asians still vote at least 70% Democrat, despite Harvard and nearly every other college that can legally screw over Asian children doing just that.

They’ll continue doing so as long as the GOP continues acting like the minority party. Asians generally pick the strong horse to vote for and the GOP clearly isn’t in charge.


29 posted on 11/29/2017 12:58:32 AM PST by JohnyBoy (The GOP Senate is intentionally trying to lose the majority.)
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