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He increased racial division by lowering their unemployment numbers?Yes...of Obama's numerous failures, his worst has to be his inflaming race relations. Many people voted for him primarily because they thought he would END racial divisions. They did not expect him to increase division, which is exactly what he did.Yeah, I'm doubtful. Trump's presence has emboldened some pretty nasty characters, at whom the Democrats can simply point and say, "See? What have we been telling you?"Nahh, the race pimps are not winning. C'mon, we just had 8 years of a president picking the scabs off of old racism wounds after 40 years of relative harmony. It's going to take a little while, but America will heal quickly. Give it another year or two.I'm truly, seriously beginning to have my doubts. I think the division pimps on both ends of this are winning.
I voted yes, for what I used to think were obvious reasons.
Please respond and expand, thanks.
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Obama's inaction on race, no doubt politically driven, was my biggest disappointment of his administration, but what we're seeing from some of Trump's fans has only confirmed (some of, enough of) what minorities have been told. And even if minorities have been used and pandered to, that's enough to keep them away.
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The thing is that now we have Trump, in part due to Obama's many failures, but the divisiveness continues. The D Party and it's many friends in the MSM will do all they can to promote racial division. So, anything Trump does or says is viewed as racist.
After all, aren't ALL Republicans racist?
Besides the fact Trump didn't lower them the fact that black unemployment is double that of whites doesn't reduce racial division. Obama did not inflame racial divisions. Whites did because they didn't like a black man as president. It's really hard to debate people who are so willing to lie. Trump is a racist. He promotes that..