Remodeling Maidiac
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ummm..... because if you look at a snapshot of the Repub get togethers they are seas of white faces.My question is, why the eff are we, as a country, still so focused on race at all?
If a Republican is white, he's racist.
If he's not white, he's a sellout.
If a Democrat is white, he's a communist.
If he's not white, he's an entitlement-addict.
Can't we just dislike some one's political views without implications of latent [insert ethnicity here]-phobia? Maybe if the Democrats would stop playing the race card so much the Republicans would stop trotting out every member who had slightly more melanin than average.
I watched a few of the speeches in the most recent presidential election, and I saw african-americans at Romney events, just like I saw caucasians at Obama's. I didn't bother to count and figure out exactly who had more, because it DIDN'T FORKING MATTER.
It's apparently a big deal that Obama is our first (half)black president. I almost want Hillary to run and win in 2016 so we can have out first women president, and than all this stupid "first" BS will be out of the way, and we can get back to debating, y'know, ACTUAL POLITICS.
/endrant
Panoramic: 2012 Republican National ConventionBelow is a 180-degree stitched panoramic image taken Thursday night during Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney's address at the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Florida. Use the controls on the upper left to zoom in for more detailed views.
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His message and age are what I like. He's young and has time to influence the direction of our nation.
You may focus on his race if that is whats important to you. Myself I consider that pretty shallow.
he's got a combover if you hadn't noticed. How young can he be?
You see a sea of white people because thats what you're looking for. I see Americans.
Your observation would be akin to me saying I see a bunch of welfare advocates and receipients at a democratic rally.