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jtuck004

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11. There are in fact two groups calling for a revolution, and the real estate swindler's folks
Fri Mar 4, 2016, 02:34 PM
Mar 2016

are the other. (Oddly, they seem to be asking permission a lot less than anyone else, more like a real revolution.) They should be watched, because they just might get their wish.

He said he sees racism in all of us, so he sees the disruptors as critical of his hero, not singled out simply because of color. Apparently, then, he is willing to set aside what others view as racism, to pursue better economic conditions for us, perhaps seeing that as a path to more justice.

It's interesting that Mr. Evers has has the benefit of all that history and seems to see the Repubs as better able to bring jobs, not sell out the workers.


From the link:


...
"Evers added that he also respects Trump for his faith and that he plans to attend Monday's rally in Madison. Evers said that if he has the chance to speak with Trump he wants to pitch bringing a catfish processing plant to Mississippi.

"Our catfish is shipped to China and brought back for us to buy. Put a catfish farm here.""
...


Sounds like the noise about shutting down imports and re-negotiating contracts may have helped get his attention.
Six Billion people on the planet. Wilms Mar 2016 #1
Seven, actually... Kelvin Mace Mar 2016 #2
See!? Wilms Mar 2016 #9
???!!! Kelvin Mace Mar 2016 #3
Yeah qwlauren35 Mar 2016 #36
Medgar Evers is spinning in his grave. LuckyLib Mar 2016 #4
W T F rurallib Mar 2016 #5
WTF? Faux pas Mar 2016 #6
He's 93 DavidDvorkin Mar 2016 #7
I agree. If he were younger, maybe. He might just be that confused. roguevalley Mar 2016 #8
Well dayum!!! Just, WTF?! Arazi Mar 2016 #10
There are in fact two groups calling for a revolution, and the real estate swindler's folks jtuck004 Mar 2016 #11
"Trump's Faith"??? DLnyc Mar 2016 #18
Hard to tell with him. It's somewhat like believing in one of those house-flipper people jtuck004 Mar 2016 #30
The latter is closer to the truth Liberal Unrelenting Mar 2016 #32
No proof of Rump being racist... SoapBox Mar 2016 #12
Ok so rtracey Mar 2016 #13
In other news, bitter irony just shot itself in the face. nt Mufaddal Mar 2016 #14
That made me laugh. redwitch Mar 2016 #27
"I think jobs are badly needed in Mississippi" FiveGoodMen Mar 2016 #15
I think education is badly needed in mississippi, as well as civil rights olddad56 Mar 2016 #28
WILL YOU STAND WITH CIVIL RIGHTS ICON CHARLES EVERS???? tabasco Mar 2016 #16
Lesson: if we don't reach out and talk to our elderly relatives and neighbors... Orsino Mar 2016 #17
Seen it ! Person 2713 Mar 2016 #35
as mentioned in the article, he also endorsed Reagan in 1980 JustinL Mar 2016 #19
This may be part of a cunning plan. Turbineguy Mar 2016 #20
The Old Fart has Foxheimers JunkYardDogg Mar 2016 #21
Longtime Republican erpowers Mar 2016 #22
Trump's "business acumen" is nothing special Bernardo de La Paz Mar 2016 #23
Is he senile? Chicago1980 Mar 2016 #24
you all better watch it! we have been told time and again on DU that criticizing a black person m-lekktor Mar 2016 #25
LOL!!!! n/t Herman4747 Mar 2016 #34
That's sort of a WTF thing. NaturalHigh Mar 2016 #26
"business acumen?" Phlem Mar 2016 #29
Reagan supporter as well. So it's not his age, it's his politics. Bluenorthwest Mar 2016 #31
"I believe in him first of all because he's a businessman." WTF does that even MEAN?? arcane1 Mar 2016 #33
doesn't trump have less money in real terms than he inherited? greymouse Mar 2016 #37
Just wow. MBS Mar 2016 #38
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