Posted on 09/02/2024 11:14:56 AM PDT by simpson96
I had no clue news networks were organizing such focus groups, but this is why MSNBC needs to cater to its white progressive, race-obsessed audience. The problem is that they probably didn’t like what this group had to say about Kamala Harris. The network assembled a “mixed race” focus group, which is beyond absurd. What happened? Did the black focus groups not make for good television? They did—they didn’t repeat or accept the propaganda the liberal media wanted to weaponize en masse.
The question that set this exchange up is what you’d expect from this network:
“Do you feel some kinship towards her as a mixed person?”
One woman went scorched Earth in her response:
"Not personally. I find a lot of her trajectory not be my brand of woman leader. We’ve got three major international crises going on and someone applying to be commander-in-chief. As a woman, I want to see you do more than appear to giggling and having a girl moment on the stage."
Donald Trump has retaken the lead in the Electoral College probability model by Nate Silver, a post-Democratic convention. In 2020, Joe Biden was several points ahead of Trump in the polls. The fact that it's tied is a very good sign for the Trump camp.
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Klammie is a fraud.
How can they trash when she cleans her collard greens in a bath tub?
Was that wrong? Should she have not done that?
The leftists can propagandize all they like but it won’t change the fact the on the average Whites are the least racist of all. No one can beat the Han Chinese on the scale of racism. The racial hatred between Blacks and Hispanics is legendary. Vietnamese vs Montagnaards. It goes on and on.
If you had ever told me my own boomer generation would produce this many idiots I would never have believed it.
“Giggling Girl Moment”.....hahahahha...that’s her exactly
Tutsi vs Hutus
According to my Ancestory DNA test (which strangely keeps morffing about every 3 or 4 months) I’m;
33% Hispanic
18% Native American (I prefer Indian)
2% Black-A-Moore/Berber/Barbary Pirate (see Hispanic)
1% Polynesian (nobody in the family knows where that came from)
And the rest in mainly Celtic (Basque/Irish/Welch and Scots)
What it boils down to is that I am an American and what my ancestors did is of no account to what is happening today.
We can thank women like my mother who spent decades with daytime talk show on. As long as I can think back there was ALWAYS something awful on. Donahue. Oprah. Rosie. The view.
The current definition of baby boomer is people born from 1946 to 1964, is now 59 to 78 years old depending on the month. 1960 was the previous cutoff date which is people 63 to 78 years old. The baby boom was originally considered to be people born to those who got busy procreating after WWII.
Among my own relatives I notice a difference in attitude in people born after 1960 compared to those born before then, to me the original definition seems more apropos. 1960 feels like a more natural dividing line.
Kamala was born near the end of 1964. To me she feels more like a generation X person than a baby boomer. Not that there are not plenty of idiots who are baby boomers. Look at George Bush Jr. born in 1946, Al Gore born in 1948, Hillary Clinton 1947. For some reason there are not that many top tier politicians who were born in the 1950s... Why is that? They became adults in the 1970s and somehow took a backseat to the older boomers in politics. Most of the recent crop of top tier politicians are from generation x or beyond. It is kind of weird.
I bet MSDNC wasn't expecting that!
Ancestry wants to build as large as possible a genetic database and they want you to like it - and to pay for it.
How many times now? A half dozen, maybe? - where the various “theys” are surprised at the lack of enthusiasm for Harris and her platform.
Well, some may like har platform high heels.
I went to a high school that was 15 miles south of Berkeley. Rachel Maddow also graduated from the school, albeit 10-12 years after me.
It was woke, before woke was even thought of. On April 1, 1972, I received my letter awarding me a 4 year Army ROTC scholarship. I was able to choose from over 300 colleges and universities, and the Army would pay all of my academic expenses.
When the word got out, I was a pariah on campus. Although I was never spit on, I was the target of verbal abuse and derision. Teachers told me to my face how "disappointed" they were with my decision.
The joke was on them: I graduated from Gonzaga with zero student debt and served as an Air Defense Artillery officer in Germany and Fort Bliss.
I have never attended a HS reunion, never had the desire. I shook the dust off my boots and never returned. Conversely, I've attended several college reunions, and have stayed in touch with several classmates.
Last summer, I reconnected with an old Army buddy. We got together for the first time in over 40 years. I was best man at his wedding, too.
I haven't spoken with him about "Command Sergeant Major" Walz. He's not deserving of any respect compared to the NCOs that I served with.
As one of the later Boomers (1958) I got to see the earliest as they hit college and even as young as I was I thought of them as nasty disingenuous hypocrites.
According to my Ancestry DNA test which was conducted in facility in China run by the PLA, who kept your DNA to use in making genetic viruses.
Yep, did the test before the Covid scam but was smart enough to refuse the gene modification.
However since it a one time only saliva test and they keep changing the results (dropping known groups of ancestors and adding others known not to be so) how accurate can they be?
I had a teacher target me and ridicule me after he found out I joined the Marines. I went to the Corps....he ended up going to jail for embezzlement.
was smart enough to refuse the gene modification.
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The PLA could give a rat’s patoot for you refusal. They will modify it any which way they need to in their $9 billion budget for precision medicine.
You and I are exact same year. I taught college for a while and thought when we elected Reagan a couple of times, we had come of age and would be all right.
But it was really Clinton that represented the boomers. And one day I was lecturing my class and made a remark, “Your parents should be the ones to tell you how it was back then.” It was something about “sex, drugs, and rock and roll.”
And they gave me these blank stares with one girl saying, “Our parents didn’t do that.” I knew her parents. I went to high school with them. I remember them bumping in the back row of the drive-in. It was my turn to blank stare.
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