Election 2016 (Page 65)

It's all part of his bigger strategy to drain the swamp.

Hey Christie, you're awesome can you bring in all your closest friends to be considered for appointments.  Sure boss...
OK, you and all your friends are now fired and banned from positions.

Next...

Hi Romney... 

On a serious note, Romney is a very successful business guy so he did have some appeal to folks back in the day but he also was an establishment darling so that's a huge negative for him.

Don't forget, the press is camped out at Trump tower speculating based on every person that shows up for an appointment.  Romney could be there to give him a handy and tell him he's sorry for all we know.  I reserve my judgement until each person is actually nominated for something.   

Is that cause Trump's teeny-tiny hands are not big enough to do the job himself?

So about that deficit dmiller...

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-11-17/obama-pace-increase-debt-stunning-24-trillion-year

Next will you show me a post on breitbart about how bannon isn't a racist?

Lets flip that around.  Show me a statement or post from him that shows he is a racist.  You should figure out by now that every single conservative is a racist in the eyes of progressives.   

exhibit A:In a conversation that actually makes Trump sound reasonable, he tells Bannon that he’s concerned about foreign Ivy League students, highly skilled and otherwise capable of working for or starting their own tech companies, graduating and then returning to their home countries. “When someone is going to Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Penn, Stanford, all the greats” and then graduate, “we throw them out of the country, and they can’t get back in,” he said. “We have to be careful of that, Steve. You know, we have to keep our talented people in this country.” To which Bannon replied: “Um.” Trump tried to get Bannon to agree with him, but to no avail. Instead, Bannon suggested there were already too many Asian tech C.E.O.s. in Silicon Valley. “When two-thirds or three-quarters of the C.E.O.s in Silicon Valley are from South Asia or from Asia, I think . . . ” Bannon said, trailing off. “A country is more than an economy. We’re a civic society.”

Stories published on breitbart include: “Bill Kristol: Republican spoiler, renegade Jew,” “Birth control makes women unattractive and crazy,” “Would you rather your child had feminism or cancer?” and “Gay rights have made us dumber, it’s time to get back in the closet.”

I'm shocked, the HuffPo is secretly been supporting Trump and we didn't even realize it;

I don't think you really understand what racism is.  Saying there's a concentration of a certain race in an industry is not racism it's a fact and then he states an opinion that he feels there needs to be more diversity in the industry.  By using your "racism" logic colleges are racist because they weight their student body based on a balance of race.  What every happened to progressives wanting diversity?

Your headline links are just funny.  The "renegade jew" was an article written by David Horowitz (who is jewish) talking about how Bill Kristol was trying to sabotage Trumps presidential run.  So that makes Bannon a racist?  Um, yeaahhh

You're falling into the uninformed progressive trap Dave.  You read sensational headlines that are put out by people who want to do nothing more than stop Trump at every turn.  Give the guy a chance and get upset when his picks actually do something that you don't like and we can have a discussion about it. 

he implied that since 2/3 of silicon valley is run by southeast asisa (which it isn't) that it somehow flies in the face of us being a civic society...really tuwood?  that is exactly what racism is.

lol, like I said you have no idea what racism is. 

Don't mince words.  You know as well as I do that in this context, it's a discussion about "discriminating based on race or gender", not  "a discriminating connoisseur of fine wines".

and this is why we have a racism problem in our country.

No, having political leaders and people in power that label and divide us is the reason we continue to have racism in this country. 

People make up their own minds on this stuff, regardless of who's currently running the government.

Some of it is learned.  A lot of it is just ingrained.  Brown v. Board of Education wasn't really *that* long ago and we still have a generation that was around before that.  I would find it hard to point the finger at any one thing or individual.

I hear you, but I guess my point is that our leaders are out there stoking the fires of racism versus trying to put it out.

When you look at all the protests out there and universities promoting hatred of "whites" and teaching kids to be "ashamed of their white race" it's disgusting.  Race is race and this kind of behavior needs to be squelched from the top down as unacceptable divisive racism. 

no one is doing that Tony, what they are trying to teach is that our systemic racism needs to stop.

The most important thing we can do is put ourselves in someone else's shoes.  I'm white, I don't have a real concept of the fear a black person might have of getting pulled over -- or of their child getting pulled over.  Empathy is what I'm getting at, I guess.

But they are doing it, and how does being racist teach one that racism needs to stop?

White people would beat up and murder black people and they would justify it because they were different.  Now, we have black people beating up and murdering white people because they are different.  It's the same hate and bigotry no matter what a persons skin color is and there's no justification for it.

Seriously, try walking into an AA neighborhood with a Trump hat on and see what happens to you.  This is the divided America that has been fostered and encouraged by Obama and his followers. 

Empathy is good, and we should all strive to make the world a better place.  We all have our challenges that we have to overcome and they're all different.  I was homeless and then upgraded to a nasty trailer park through high school which wasn't much better.  I was ridiculed, bullied, and mocked throughout my childhood and I'd put that up against any inner city kid today.  I was surrounded by negativity and hate, but I chose to ignore it and became successful anyways.  So many people teach black kids that they cannot be successful because they're black and then they're surprised when so many black kids don't end up being successful.
I had people who told me I'd never be successful because of the circumstances I grew up in. 

We have to stop with the division and stereotypes if we are ever going to get past racism.  As long as we continue to treat people different based on their race then nothing will change.