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You libruls have stirred the racial pot to the point it's overrun with rage now.. Don't forget either, Zimmerman is Hispanic-- RACE WHORES- PIMPS- the LEFTIST mantra of division.
You libruls have stirred the racial pot to the point it's overrun with rage now.. Don't forget either, Zimmerman is Hispanic-- RACE WHORES- PIMPS- the LEFTIST mantra of division.
Is that what Fox Noise told you to say? how is black,whites and Latinos marching, to stop violence, stirring the racial pot?
You libruls have stirred the racial pot to the point it's overrun with rage now.. Don't forget either, Zimmerman is Hispanic-- RACE WHORES- PIMPS- the LEFTIST mantra of division.
You libruls have stirred the racial pot to the point it's overrun with rage now.. Don't forget either, Zimmerman is Hispanic-- RACE WHORES- PIMPS- the LEFTIST mantra of division.
Is that what Fox Noise told you to say? how is black,whites and Latinos marching, to stop violence, stirring the racial pot?
The last protest by Latino community in Brooklyn wasn't so nice. That was a couple of months ago and youtube has pulled the video. Google Black Mob Violence in Brooklyn Youtube and you'll see it has been pulled.
Time for playing nice is now over. Watch what they roll out next... My bet is on the Latinos.
I almost feel sorry for black Americans. They have their problems, certainly, but obama wants to bring in 30 million more hispanics to finish them off.
obama uses black people. They only mean something to him when it comes to political support. Other than that, they get kicked to the curb every time.
I almost feel sorry for black Americans. They have their problems, certainly, but obama wants to bring in 30 million more hispanics to finish them off.
obama uses black people. They only mean something to him when it comes to political support. Other than that, they get kicked to the curb every time.
With Republicans fixing election Democrats have no choice but to bring in more voters.
I almost feel sorry for black Americans. They have their problems, certainly, but obama wants to bring in 30 million more hispanics to finish them off.
obama uses black people. They only mean something to him when it comes to political support. Other than that, they get kicked to the curb every time.
With Republicans fixing election Democrats have no choice but to bring in more voters.
Nonsense democrats still have a lock on the dead vote.
I almost feel sorry for black Americans. They have their problems, certainly, but obama wants to bring in 30 million more hispanics to finish them off.
obama uses black people. They only mean something to him when it comes to political support. Other than that, they get kicked to the curb every time.
With Republicans fixing election Democrats have no choice but to bring in more voters.
I almost feel sorry for black Americans. They have their problems, certainly, but obama wants to bring in 30 million more hispanics to finish them off.
obama uses black people. They only mean something to him when it comes to political support. Other than that, they get kicked to the curb every time.
With Republicans fixing election Democrats have no choice but to bring in more voters.
Where are your viable sources to back up your statement in regard to Republicans fixing elections?
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Okay, but how does the plan work? The GOP doesn't have one "master plan" to rig the electoral college. Instead, lawmakers are considering a couple of different versions of a plan that would tie electoral votes to congressional districts. Ready to geek out? Okay. The plan would award one electoral vote to the winner of the popular vote in each congressional district. That would leave two leftover electoral votes, representing the state's two senators, up for grabs. In Virginia's plan, the two bonus votes would have been given to the candidate who won the most districts (that proposal was killed on Tuesday); in other versions of the proposal, two bonus votes would go to the winner of the statewide popular vote.
The only problem? Congressional districts aren't created equal. In 2010, the GOP went on a massive gerrymandering spree that allowed Republicans to keep their House majority in 2012 even though more Americans voted for Democrats. Tying electoral votes to these gerrymandered districts would give the GOP a huge advantage in states that are expected to go blue on the presidential level. This could discount the votes of those Americans who live in urban areas, particularly minority groups. (Blogger Paul Bibeau found that the Virginia plan would make a Democrat vote worth 3/5 of a Republican one.)
This would give Republican presidential candidates a bunch more electoral votes without forcing them to win over any new voters. Six states—Florida, Michigan, Ohio, Virginia, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin—have considered the idea, but it's so controversial that the proposals have lost steam in all but the last two states. "The people supporting this were hoping to do it without anyone noticing, and they thought it was too complicated for people to understand," Ian Millhiser, a senior constitutional policy analyst at the Center for American Progress, notes.
