To: NYCVirago
So, he's pandering for votes. And that's a good thing?He is trying to reach the black electorate. That is more than I can say about many here. While I am somewhat ambivalent about his proposal, I am at least willing to think about it honestly, which is more than many here.
343 posted on
08/17/2004 7:51:53 PM PDT by
blanknoone
(Everything is impossible to those who refuse to try.)
To: blanknoone
He is trying to reach the black electorate. That is more than I can say about many here. While I am somewhat ambivalent about his proposal, I am at least willing to think about it honestly, which is more than many here. How about trying to reach the black electorate by emphasizing the conservative principles many religious blacks already believe in, instead of pandering by supporting reparations? And we're all thinking about the proposal honestly, and we see it as the racist nonsense it is.
To: blanknoone
He is trying to reach the black electorate.With money?
If so, then we know what Keyes thinks of the black electorate.
All we're talking about is the price.
364 posted on
08/17/2004 8:08:26 PM PDT by
sinkspur
("Is it OK to send watered silk to the dry cleaners"?--Cardinal Fanfani)
To: blanknoone
Many of US here,including blacks,ARE thinking about this and it's ramifications and are appalled by it all!
Why are you "ambivalent" to the race card and racial pandering?
This is NOT the kind of thing one talks about,when one want to reach what's left of GOPers in Ill.!
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