[humblegunner]

Why excerpt your own material?

Here’s the direct link to the video without the blog:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbNI48XOJo8

[FiddlePig]

Trump is “racist” because Obama, BillHitlerly, LSM and RINOs say so... that’s ALL the “evidence” you should ever need.

Also... get with program folks... not wanting to be massacred by a ISIS Jihadi at your favored night spot is “bigotry” and it’s always the NRA’s fault.

[Paulie]

Beautiful.

[nickcarraway]

If he thinks the Supreme Court should push Affirmative Action and the Confederate flag should be banned, then he’s not racist against blacks.

[ExTexasRedhead]

FYI on Bogus Polls

http://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2016/06/uncovering_the_biases_in_statelevel_polling_data.html

[wjcsux]

Later

[Admin Moderator]

In the future, please place your material in our bloggers forum.

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[Jim W N]

OK, I’ll give you five reasons why Trump is racist:

1) He’s white

2) He’s rich

3) He loves America

4) He hates political correctness

5) He’s unapologetic for being white, rich, loving America, and hating political correctness

What more do you need?

[Albion Wilde]

Terrific video! thanks for posting it. Those young men have really got it going on, including understanding that one-world government would enslave everyone. For guys so young, this is amazing.

The only area where I thought they were a little bit “off” was in the discussion of voting, where they said they should be able to choose whether to vote or not. While that is undeniably true, I think they may have been conflating the pressure they may have been under to vote for Obama with the pure obligation as a citizen to cherish your right to vote and exercise it responsibly. You can *choose* who to vote for, but should feel a *duty* to vote.

They said their ancestors didn’t fight for the right to vote, but for equality. I can’t agree with that, precisely, either: first they fought for freedom, then for equality. And part of that equality certainly is exercising the vote and gaining representation.

Very impressive altogether, though. Probably 5% of all American youth of their age level (early to mid 20s) know as much as they know about our historical Constitutional free market system and are able to discuss it as these guys did. And I notice they gave a shout-out to Christianity and are both wearing wedding rings. Wonderful!