Democratic gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams helped torch state flag during college protest

Fox ^ | 2018-10-23 21:00 | Gregg Re

[Steve1999]

The Democratic gubernatorial nominee in Georgia, Stacey Abrams, helped light a state flag on fire on the steps of the state's Capitol in June 1992, as part of a protest that her campaign on Monday night characterized as an effort to "overcome racially divisive issues."

[ealgeone]

This will be a non issue in the campaign for the most part.

[Wilhelm Tell]

Something like that is pretty much seen as a plus in a Democrat’s campaign.

[inchworm]

Sounds like the divisive issue is her

[inchworm]

Sounds like the divisive issue is her

[monkeyshine]

Is she leading in the polls?

[ZULU]

She reminds me of that fat sow Democrat Jemima on FOX

[Ann Archy]

Then the Democrats will LOVE this Black Lesbian Socialist even MORE! MAKE HER PRESIDENT!

[CptnObvious]

It will have to be discussed at the debate tonight. Kemp has already called her an Extremist and can capitalize on it by using the same word.

[lowbridge]

“an effort to “overcome racially divisive issues.”

Yeah. Burning the state flag is the best known solution.

[HANG THE EXPENSE]

No,she is not.

[HANG THE EXPENSE]

That is one ugly broad.Hippo mouth.

[blueyon]

The scary part is some people will vote for her.

[HANG THE EXPENSE]

Unfortunately we have no shortage of stupid people here in Georgia.

[ZULU]

Spends too much time at McDonald’s.

[HANG THE EXPENSE]

I thought she was a mcdonalds.

[Atlantan]

I voted the third day of early voting in a predominately black neighborhood in SE Atlanta (Stacey Abrams territory). No line, I was in and out in a few minutes. She’s losing.

[FtrPilot]

The scary part is some people will vote for her.

The scary part is she will get 40% to 45% of the vote.

What scares me the most are her politics...government control of industry.

[EMI_Guy]

Actually she’s the live entertainment in a few Atlanta area Golden Corrals. She does plate juggling...up to seven at a time I’ve heard.

[EMI_Guy]

Interesting.

I work on the far east side of Decatur, live in McDonough and use Snapfinger and Panola Roads for my commute. Plenty of Abrams signs along those routes north of the South River (closer to Atlanta metro.). Abrams signs are non-existent south of the river.