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Louis Foxwell
Posted on 02/14/2019 9:24:03 AM PST by Perseverando
“If Senator Elizabeth Warren wins in 2020, the millionaire class warrior will break the glass ceiling as the first fake American Indian to become the President of the United States...”
Say what?? The idiot subversives are still trying to sell the BS.
What a great writer Daniel Greenfield is ... he’s joined those writers whose articles I make a point of reading every one.
Daniel Greenfield, a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center, is a New York writer focusing on radical Islam.
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That is a puzzle. Must be some of the lightest skinned Indians and/or Jamaicans in existence today.
You’ve got Kerry (1/1024 of a sailor who served in Vietnam for 1/4 of a year!) on the left, but who is pasted over on the far right, headed off in a condescending smirk?
What? And give up all of the Political Correctness benefits?
I LOVE Dan Greenfield!!!!!!!
So What! There is a different set of rules and values for the HRC’s, the Kamala Harris’s, the Podesta’s, the Obama’s, The Colme’s...and so on...till the MSM recovers it’s heart, liver, brain failure, we won’t see a truly strong two party system in America and the imbalance will continue to erode the grand experiment, which God willing, is far from finished.
That’s a very powerful article. It’s actually kind of sad.
Wow, one-quarter of a year? Is that all? Why was that never reported? I know why.
You have a good eye. Yes, I pasted the guy on the far right and I’m not sure who he is.
I am waiting for a candidate to declare he/she/it is human and is under represented in todays society
“Astute observations with content. I wonder if anyone did a movie of this phenomenon...oh wait there was the non fiction documentary called Animal House.”
Straying a bit from your true enough observation but I had a similar feeling years ago after reading Joseph Wambaugh. I had known real life characters that he fictionalized.
Bump for diversity. ;-)
Well, she DID bang a REAL black man, didn’t she? Doesn’t that count?
Forgive me for taking so long to reply.
I never saw that old SNL White Like Me routine. Really funny.
I heard someone say once that people often are aware of some highlights of SNL from Best Of or other reruns, but actually may not have seen the show for years and years, because they are responsible working people who get up early to go to work to provide for their families and do their jobs well.
Thus, didn’t stay up late to watch SNL. That’s me perfectly. Thanks for the link.
That was back in my high school days.
I remember every Monday in school we would all re-enact all our favorite skits from the previous SNL episode.
That was back in my high school days.
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My high school days (no I didn’t see Abe Lincoln go by in a carriage….) had Leave It To Beaver and the Untouchables and in my senior year the Beatles were introduced to the US on Ed Sullivan. Did they ever get to be famous? I didn’t keep tabs on them.
The later SNL guys were probably in baby clothes then.
These sentences are worth a reread. Excellent writing.
Senator Kamala Harris could run as a career prosecutor from two upper class families, who grew up traveling the world with her parents, who spent her formative years in Montreal, who counted Nancy Pelosi as a friend back in her Nob Hill days, who married at a Jewish-Indian wedding, and whose tastes in music, very obviously, don’t include either Snoop Dogg or Salt-N-Pepa.
Instead she decided to run as a self-made blackface cartoon because her background is too diverse and too complicated. Identity politics claims to value diversity, but favors simple identities that appeal to chauvinistic racial and ethnic national movements. Kamala’s diversity cuts across those neat lines, outraging racial and religious sensibilities, and necessitating a simpler story complete with blackface.
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