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For all of our lives, the Albinos have tried to convince us (Non-Albinos, perhaps themselves too) that they are a good and just people. Blah, blah, blah.
Never mind that they have committed countless genocides wherever they have gone, taken chattel slavery to new lows, impoverished people and nations all around the globe - nah, forget all of that, they are good and just people.
So it was with no small measure of pride and satisfaction that a large MINORITY of Albino Americans, joined with non-Albinos to elect Barack Obama president of the United States.
But of course as we all know, Albinos are XENOPHOBES - ALL OF THEM!
So while the rabid racists immediately formed the "Tea Party" to oppose Obama, the rest of us knew it was just a matter of time before the other Albinos came around to their way of thinking.
And of course Obama can be faulted too, instead of fumbling and stumbling like a good Negro should, so that the Albinos can say they "tried". Obama had the nerve to come out in "FULL BLACK" and be the greatest President (by accomplishments), that there perhaps ever was.
Have you heard Doxies complaints about Obama? She sounds like she is out of her mind - doesn't she? And the lies she tell about him - would a sane person lie about things so easy to check?
Well, it's not just Doxie, all over the U.S. Albinos are in the same state - Obama the Great (with his successes) has made Albinos stark raving Mad!
And now the reaction is finally forming:
Albinos - almost all of them - Republicans AND Democrats, are turning against Hillary Clinton: because she is politically identified with non-Albinos.
Oh the Albinos will say this and say that, but the fact is they are XENOPHOBES! And even though the more intelligent of them realize that their time of domination is coming to an end, and if they do this badly, they will pay for it later.
Most of them can't help themselves - lets see where it goes.
President Trump is a very REAL possibility.
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Mike, LOL, the Black Marxist bastard known as Ovomit "the terrible" or Odumbo "the bad" or Barack "The Crock" has not been successful at all and is by far the worst President to ever be in the Whitehouse. You only like him because he's Black & is Anti-White, Pro-White genocide,Anti-White children having a future like you & Kdolo are.
Kdolo,
No, I don't, I don't like anyone in this election. I do however love the fact that Trump has thrown BlackLiesMatter out of his rallies good stuff. I also like that unlike Ron Paul in the last election, they stopped him w/allegations of shock horror the R word. They can't stop Trump,they can't shut him up because he can finance his own dang campaign and thus say what he really thinks LOL ROFLMAO.
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So while the rabid racists immediately formed the "Tea Party" to oppose Obama, the rest of us knew it was just a matter of time before the other Albinos came around to their way of thinking.
And of course Obama can be faulted too, instead of fumbling and stumbling like a good Negro should, so that the Albinos can say they "tried". Obama had the nerve to come out in "FULL BLACK" and be the greatest President (by accomplishments), that there perhaps ever was.
Obama came out "full Black"
lol, good one
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Damn, how silly are Albinos, what they thought we didn't know what they were really up to and about? Like we believed their stupid simple-minded justifications and dumb-assed lies.
vicroy - That speaks to YOUR stupidity, not ours!
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"The Black Marxist bastard known as Ovomit "the terrible" or Odumbo "the bad" or Barack "The Crock" has not been successful at all and is by far the worst President to ever be in the Whitehouse."
quote:Originally posted by kdolo: "The Black Marxist bastard known as Ovomit "the terrible" or Odumbo "the bad" or Barack "The Crock" has not been successful at all and is by far the worst President to ever be in the Whitehouse."
Doxie stop lying.
I assure you that Doxie BELIEVES every word of that! Yes, to the rational mind, it is pure lie and makes no sense. But to the Albino mind, the "Made-up Lie" soon becomes truth, regardless of the senselessness of the proposition.
I had thought that this was a function of the melanin "Lacking" mind. But when you think about it, it is the same mental behavior exhibited by sudaniya and some Africans: hell, even KING too, so all bets are off, I don't know whats wrong with them specifically.
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Everyone with a brain knows Trump will not win this election. They won't allow it . He is too nutty. He is entertainment fodder. Too much is at stake .
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^In a time of lucidity that would be true. But I wasn't kidding, Obama has made the Albinos STARK RAVING MAD!!!
The Dumb bastards even hate their own ideas and programs because Obama used them! Check this article out.
Juan Williams: GOP to blame for civility's breakdown
By Juan Williams - 01/18/16 06:00 AM EST
If you ask me, President Obama is being way too hard on himself.
“It’s one of the few regrets of my presidency, that the rancor and suspicion between the parties has gotten worse instead of better,” the president said during his final State of the Union address last week. He added, “a president with the gifts of Lincoln or Roosevelt might have better bridged the divide.”
While I’m all for humility, the president is not to blame for the rancor and polarization that have characterized his presidency.
It was Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell (Ky.) who famously declared that his number one goal was to make Obama a “one-term president.”
Obama is not responsible for the unprecedented obstructionism employed by McConnell’s Senate Republicans to block nearly all of his nominees and proposals. He has not even used executive action to get around Congress as extensively as did Presidents Clinton and George W. Bush. But his critics deride him as a constitutional outlaw.
Similarly, ObamaCare is based on Republican proposals such as the healthcare plan Mitt Romney put in place as governor of Massachusetts. How is Obama to blame for Congressional Republicans stopping cap-and-trade proposals to reduce air pollution when the idea originated with them?
Despite all this, the president seemed willing to take responsibility for polls showing a high percentage of Americans think the country is going in the wrong direction, and are angry at him and Washington. But he won the White House twice and his approval rating, despite the non-stop attacks, is about 44 percent. The GOP-led Congress has an approval rating of around 13 percent. So who is dragging down the country?
The calls for the GOP majority in Congress to block Obama at every turn are rooted in paranoid, arguably racist, fringes of the electorate.
“Has Mr. Obama always confronted a ceiling in how widely he would be loved or even accepted because he is the nation’s first African-American president?,” Wall Street Journal columnist Gerald F. Seib wondered last week.
Good question. Let’s not forget that the current front-runner for the GOP presidential nomination, Donald Trump, made his name among Republicans back in 2011 by talking up conspiracy theories about the president’s birth certificate.
Last September, a PPP poll found that 61 percent of Trump supporters believe Obama was born in another country and 44 percent of all Republicans hold to the same misconception. A CNN poll found that 43 percent of Republicans believe the president is a Muslim, not a Christian. These are the same Republicans who desperately tried to cripple Obama in the 2008 election for being too close to his Christian minister, Rev. Jeremiah Wright.
Again, how was Obama supposed to bridge that divide?
Just last week at the GOP debate, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie spoke with open disdain of the first black president, fondly anticipating a time when “we are going to kick your rear end out of the White House.”
Who could forget South Carolina GOP Rep. Joe Wilson screaming “You lie!” at Obama? How about Georgia Rep. Lynn Westmoreland (R), who in fall 2008 described Obama, then the Democratic nominee for president, as “uppity”?
How would Lincoln or Roosevelt have dealt with racist nonsense on this scale?
Two weeks out from the Iowa caucuses, the Republican Party has officially entered its winter of discontent and they have only themselves to blame.
South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, a Republican, was strikingly honest when she took a not-so-subtle shot at Trump in her response to the State of the Union. “During anxious times, it can be tempting to follow the siren call of the angriest voices. We must resist that temptation," she said. “When the sound is quieter, you can actually hear what someone else is saying. And that can make a world of difference.”
In a subsequent interview, Haley said Trump contributed to “irresponsible talk.”
Trump blasted back saying that Haley was “weak on illegal immigration.” Conservative writer Ann Coulter, a fervent Trump supporter, tweeted that Trump should deport Haley when he becomes president.
Last week in this column, I referenced an NBC News /Esquire/Survey Monkey poll showing political rage among white Republicans, particularly white Republican women, at a fever pitch. Sixty-one percent of Republicans said they had grown angrier over current events as compared to 42 percent of Democrats.
Even Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.), who owes his Speakership to the angry Republicans in the House Freedom Caucus who ousted his predecessor, former-Rep. John Boehner (R-Ohio), is wary of the discontent coming from his party these days.
The GOP “is in a debate with itself," Ryan said recently, advising the party to do a better job of appealing to people who “feel the country is more polarized and more bitter.” But as the leader of the Republican House, he took no responsibility for his party stirring the bitter brew.
Peggy Noonan, the Wall Street Journal columnist, recently wrote there is chaos in the GOP because the base “is in a jumble.”
And now the country is in a jumble because the GOP is in a jumble. Democracy breaks down when one of the two political parties refuses to compromise or respect the twice-elected president, and throws a temper tantrum when its members don’t get their way.
This isn’t President Obama’s fault. It isn’t even really the fault of the Donald Trump and all his imitators running for the party’s nomination. It is the fault of the leaders of the Republican Party who have let anger and extreme voices define their party.
Juan Williams is an author and political analyst for Fox News Channel.
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" Last week in this column, I referenced an NBC News /Esquire/Survey Monkey poll showing political rage among white Republicans, particularly white Republican women, at a fever pitch. Sixty-one percent of Republicans said they had grown angrier over current events as compared to 42 percent of Democrat
Doxie ???????????
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