Isn't this the dude that vouched for Jeff sessions? Im having a hard time figuring out why he's lecturing trump on this when he elected to vote in a racist to over see Americas police force known to not treat poc equally. But i digress...
LOL, he vouched for Sessions?
Credibility right into the toilet.
Yeah but I don't imagine a hush falling over party meetings when Kamala and Cory walk in the room
Mr. Trump responded by repeatedly saying, That makes sense, and concluded the meeting by telling the senator, Lets keep talking.
He's a conflicted man. On the one hand, he'll speak openly about his experience being racially profiled by cops, then on the other hand he'll vote for Jeff Sessions.LOL, he vouched for Sessions?
Credibility right into the toilet.
Mr. Trump responded by repeatedly saying, That makes sense, and concluded the meeting by telling the senator, Lets keep talking.
Sam Stein (@samstein)
Trump: "since Charlottesville, a lot of people are saying and people have actually written, Gee, Trump may have a point."
Sahil Kapur (@sahilkapur)
Trump tells reporters on AF1 he and Tim Scott discussed white supremacists and we have some pretty bad dudes on the other side as well.
Lol who didn't see that coming
You guys nailed it yesterday, he was just tuned out for the whole thingLol who didn't see that coming
the fuck? bright unique flashy socks are totally in right now bruh
that's the style breh
You really pointing that out with that the other Dude is wearing? Those socks lmao.
This is way out of the scope of the thread but I think black people are an extremely untapped constituency for the Republican party that the latter squanders by pandering to white populism. Black people consistently poll as very conservative socially. This is why the Republican party was making in-roads with Hispanics and why Michael Steele as RNC chair was trying desperately to expand party outreach. Also, if Colin Powell ran in the general election (maybe with Condoleeza Rice on the ticket), they'd definitely win the black vote.
But Colin Powell wouldn't make it past the primary because, like I said, a sizable portion of the people who actually vote in the Republican primaries are not interested in having a black president.
So the reason you have people like Tim Scott and Michael Steele and Colin Powell and whoever else is because they're conservatives who desperately want the party to move in a more inclusive direction. People like Bush and Mitt Romney tried this for 12 years but it never really worked. I can't predict the future, though.
You really pointing that out with that the other Dude is wearing? Those socks lmao.
Flashy socks are in fashion
mismatching a suit has never been in fashion
the fuck? bright unique flashy socks are totally in right now bruh
that's the style breh
1) I had no idea, that's for sure.I'm a 41 year old white dude with hardly any fashion sense, but even I know flashy socks with a suit are the way to go.
Good question. The internet was a mistake?Why are we like this? Why do we still want to sound like that?
1) I had no idea, that's for sure.
2) Fashion is arbitrary dumb as fuck and anyone who takes it seriously is dumb.
3) Those sucks are ugly, "fashionable" or not, and are a huge eyesore.
4) Fashion is really fucking dumb
Why are we like this? Why do we still want to sound like that?
Trump wore black slacks with a navy jacket.
Trump wore black slacks with a navy jacket.
Honestly, thats fucking crazy. I am the furthest thing from a clotheshorse that you can imagine and even I know to never do that.
He probably didn't even notice. Further proof not to stare directly into the sun.Honestly, thats fucking crazy. I am the furthest thing from a clotheshorse that you can imagine and even I know to never do that.
TBH to me "black republican" is almost an oxymoron. Only time I've heard it used is from a Kanye track title
To me, it's mind-boggling that people even noticed the small difference in hue, let alone make a big deal out of it. Now that is fucking crazy.
The tie looks ugly af too.
Our President is an embarrassment in every single way.
He's like an uncle.This dude gonna get tweet pic'ed by tomorrow morning by the prez with the caption me and Tom. He's family.
The conversation was probably like this:
Trump wore black slacks with a navy jacket.
Funny you post a wall pic explaining Dump.
I'm expecting this to be the new Nazi uniform at the next rally, but with a blue polo instead.
Trump wore black slacks with a navy jacket.
Donald Trump repeated Thursday that he thought there were "bad dudes" among the people who assembled to oppose a white nationalist protest in Virginia, a day after the Senate's lone black Republican spoke with him about blaming "many sides" for the violence and death around a Confederate statue.
Trump met with Sen. Tim Scott of South Carolina on Wednesday at the White House, where he explained his comment, and why he said there were "very fine people" among the nationalists and neo-Nazis protesting the possible removal of a Confederate statue in Charlottesville, Virginia, last month.
Scott said he told the president that there was no comparison. "We had three or four centuries of rape, murder and death brought at the hands of the (Ku Klux Klan) and those who believe in a superior race," Scott told reporters later at the Capitol. "I wanted to make sure we were clear on the delineation between who's on which side in the history of the nation."
But the day after the meeting, Trump reiterated that he thought some of the protesters who opposed the white supremacists were "bad dudes" and people were beginning to agree with him.
"You have some pretty bad dudes on the other side also and essentially that's what I said," Trump told reporters on Air Force One Thursday while returning from viewing hurricane damage.
"In fact a lot of people have actually written 'gee, Trump might have a point,'" the president added.
ridiculous considering his reaction to a white supremacist/Nazi gathering. He's racist and he's been racist for so long he is not going to change no matter what. People just have to accept that The President of the United States is a hardcore racist and will actively look to harm people of color and other minorities at every opportunity.Scott said Trump also brought up Seattle Seahawks defensive end Michael Bennett, who has accused Las Vegas police of using racially motivated excessive force against him.
Bennett sat on the bench during the national anthem before Sunday's game at Green Bay, one of several NFL players protesting in support of former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who remains unsigned after starting the protests last year to bring attention to police brutality against minorities.
"I believe he found it unsettling and challenging," Scott said.
As American as baseball.52 senators and only one is black?
Yeah but I don't imagine a hush falling over party meetings when Kamala and Cory walk in the room
Then read the "mean" tweets he received for doing so on the senate floor.