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What progress exactly is he talking about? What a dunce. I'm sorry he didn't run because his campaign would surely have been hilariously insane.
Allen West: I'm not running for U.S. Senate
Rep. Allen West, who said he would not run for U.S. Senate but then said he might, now says he won't. "Over the last several weeks, numerous leaders of the Florida Republican Party, including current and past elected officials, have spoken to me about the race for the United States Senate. Out o...
Mo Better, it's good to know you're acknowledging your racism. I'm white, and I don't think I've ever been "puzzled" by this behavior when you have those "intelligent and rational" white Republicans in power in Congress not doing much to help poor communities, which in number are mostly white but as percentages of ethnic/racial groups are predominately black/Hispanic/Native American/etc. Tell me what they've done except talk about personal responsibility (thanks for nothing! How's that going to get food on the table again?).
To be fair, Obama hasn't outwardly been very effective in helping or speaking out for these communities, which is indefensible. With Washington the way it is, though, if he had he would have been excoriated.
I'm glad there are representatives that are at least talking about how much poor communities have been hurt by the recession, though they should probably be talking about poor people as a whole (including white people) rather than just minority communities. I see it more as a economic class issue than a racial/ethnic struggle. And the Tea Party is full of ideological idiots who don't care how destructive and biased their policies are. Morons.
Beware the tea party, Jesse Jackson, Frederica Wilson and black Democrats say at jobs meeting
Democratic members of the Congressional Black Caucus are in Miami Tuesday to host a jobs fair, part of their five-city tour to draw attention to high unemployment, particularly in the black community. But at a town-hall style meeting the members held Monday night, some of the most heated talk ce...
Poll results indicate Floridians have opinions about things they don't understand.
Poll results show people like Rick Scott's policies, but not Rick Scott
According to poll results released Monday by Associated Industries of Florida, three out of every four Floridians support Gov. Rick Scott’s position on such policies as as property tax relief, public employee pension reform, drug testing for welfare applicants and the elimination of teacher tenu...
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