daveman
Diamond Member
We don't do tokens. Race is immaterial. Unlike the left, we don't make our decisions on who to vote for based on meaningless things like skin or genitals.Ooooh, and I bet you thought you had a point, too.I don't vote for people based in their race. I'm a conservative. I voted for Cameron based on his views, not his skin color.Weird how there were no black Democrats running for statewide office in Kentucky, huh?
Weird how there are currently 56 black politicians in Congress and only 2 of them are Republican and one of them is retiring. The current Congress is the most diverse yet thanks mostly to Democrats considering that 90% of non-white members of Congress are Democrats and only 10% are Republican. But go ahead and make a token out of the new Kentucky AG if that makes you feel good. In reality, you've got a lot of catching up to do.
Let me know if you're having trouble understanding this. Liberals like to vote for people for their skin and/or genitals.
Of course conservatives don't vote for people based on there race what else could explain a party of white people having a vast, vast majority of white politicians?
As KY's AG election showed, conservatives vote for people whose beliefs align with theirs.
Let'f face it, Republicans elect poc at a much lower percentage than they represent in our population. And on the very rare occasion a black Republican is elected they are immediately tokenized such as the OP in this thread.
If Obama had been white, he'd never have been elected.