[JohnHuang2]

Wednesday, July 23, 2003

Quote of the Day by rintense

[Riverman94610]

Anyone who litens at all to any black radio or tv talk shows knows that Bush hasn't a chance in hell of picking up any more black votes than he did in 2000.
Yet he has to make these overtures for the sake of the white"moderates"who want him to at least go through the motions.

[jagrmeister]

My take on making inroads into the black vote is that we need to create a comprehensive strategy and then execute it rapidly. I hate to use the comparison, but it's almost like storming a beach. The problem with trying to make incremental efforts is that we show up for a day but Democrats have them for the month. Whatever we say gets dispelled through black TV, radio, casual discussions, etc. We need to address black churches, black radio, black magazines, black TV and other influencers of public opinion within the black community. We need to have Alan Keyes challenge Jesse Jackson to debates in the Apollo. We need to put Democrats on the defensive and have them testify before the black community how exactly they've made life better for them? Why are the ghettos as bad today or worse than they wore 30 years ago? We need to be willing to get in there and slug it out- and I think Keyes is the guy.

[Joe Boucher]

Even if Mr. Bush came out in favor of reparations and gave blacks the moon they still would vote dim.
Is it brainwashing or just that they have bought the line the dims use that they aren't capeable of taking care of themselves? Theyt need handouts from the govt to survive?
They need quotas to compete?

[mhking]

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[TontoKowalski]

Is it just me, or does Donna Brazile sound almost reasonable in this article?

[Mr. Mojo]

the president is also seeking a more tangible political dividend, an increased share of the black vote in the 2004 election.

$15 billion to Africa (couresty of the hard-working American taxpayer) isn't going to do it. Speaking before the Urban League isn't going to do it. NOTHING will do it, short of giving at least $10,000 - again, courtesy of hard-working taxpayers - to every black in this country ....as a "reparation".

[Mo1]

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