Un huh.
Posted on 07/12/2020 12:56:36 PM PDT by E. Pluribus Unum
Sunday on MSNBC’s “AM Joy,” Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA) said both President Donald Trump and his supporters believe they have a right to “ensure that blacks and people of color and others do not rise to any level of influence and power.”
Host Joy Reid said, “Roger Stone found guilty by a jury on seven federal criminal counts, no jail time. Kalief Browder, accused of stealing a backpack couldn’t post bail, spent three years at Rikers Island awaiting trial, ultimately committed suicide after release. We have two justice systems in our country. This is the reason that the Black Lives Matter movement has taken hold, that there are two systems of justice for the rich, the poor, the white, the Black. What do you make of those who are still to this day criticizing Black Lives Matter, such as Senator Kelly Loeffler? What do you make of that, that they are still doing that?”
Waters said, “I think you said it earlier today when you talked about this need for Trump and those who support him to want to, you know, have absolute power and to believe that it is their right and their responsibility to ensure that blacks and people of color and others do not rise to any level of influence and power, significant that would cause them not to be in total charge of the country.”
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And I’m sure MSNBC told her how ridiculous that accusation is. NOT!
After watching all these riots and screaming at the police, I’m starting to really hate young white women.
I want to make sure Marxists, like Auntie Maxine, do not have power. I don’t care what color they are.
How much power do all of those black children who were murdered in the cities the democrats run have?
You gotta love MAD MAX out there doing the dirty work for the demoncats
There. Fixed it. That is a true statement.
And it is not only my right, it is my duty as an American.
If true, she’d be stooped over in a cotton field.
Your hatred is better placed on the overpaid “Professors” who created these confused and hysterical beings. I would heap some blame on parents, but I know some great folks who sent their well-adjusted daughters off to college and they lost their minds. Liberal indoctrination can never be overestimated.
Whaaaaattt??? If we could, Thurgood Marshall, John Lewis, Al Green, Cory Booker, YOU, Shelia Jackson Lee, Elijah Cummings, Kamala Harris, Ilhan Omar, etc., ad nauseum would NEVER have been in office. Your statement is so beyond stupid, I am at a loss for an explanation. Looks like we haven't been very successful at keeping radical, sociopathic, psychotic, demented, despotic blacks from attaining power, does it? How much more power do you want Maxine? Huh? Tell us!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I guess black people can’t be in Congress
They will say anything to see what hooks the fake media.
You said it all and said it best.
That chick is so gone. I must say that its great to know that her belching Russia, Russia, Russia and impeach, impeach, impeach..got crammed back down her horrifying gullet. Craxy b!tch.
Very few blacks , in America and around the world , demonstrate , ir have ever demonstrated , that they are capable and competant in managing political power . Africa being the prime example , but here in the US as well. Their people vote them into office , and then keep them there. Yet once in office the usually become the most bitter,divisive,partisan members of whatever body they are in. Including the judiciary . With the great great and wonderful Justice Clarence Thomas being a notable exception . It is ironic that we use the analogy “ A pot calling a kettle black”.
Dang, she’s on to us.
Wish someone would tell her it’s not the color of her skin that’s the problem, but the color of her politics!
Un huh.
I tell ad Maxine to reread some of LBJ's remarks about the Nigg...!
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