|
|
Â
|
| Quote: |
| Fox News, which is hosting the first debate next Thursday in Cleveland, says that they will include the top 10 candidates from an average of the five most recent national polls. But Fox News isn’t saying which polls they will use to calculate their average, leaving the rest of us to play a guessing game. [...] Who's In According to an ABC News analysis of five recent major national polls on July 27 ... Donald Trump, Jeb Bush, Scott Walker, Marco Rubio, Rand Paul, Ted Cruz, Mike Huckabee and Ben Carson. Who's Out Another three candidates are almost certainly going to miss the mark. Carly Fiorina, George Pataki and Lindsey Graham [...] Chris Christie and Rick Perry currently hold the last two spots on the debate stage. John Kasich, who just announced his candidacy last week, misses the debate stage by just two-tenths of a percentage point. Rick Santorum and Bobby Jindal are close behind, but still watching from home on Aug. 6. FULL STANDINGS (as of July 27): 1. Trump – 18 percent 2. Bush – 14 percent 3. Walker – 11 percent 4. Rubio – 6 percent T5. Paul – 6 percent T5. Cruz – 6 percent 7. Huckabee – 6 percent 8. Carson – 5 percent 9. Christie – 3.0 percent 10. Perry – 2.2 percent 11. Kasich – 2.0 percent 12. Santorum – 1.6 percent 13. Jindal – 1.4 percent 14. Fiorina – 0.8 percent 15. Pataki – 0.6 percent 16. Graham – 0.2 percent [...] |
The Dem candidates are a bunch of old white people, so I would be throwing around the race card right about now.
The Dem candidates are a bunch of old white people, so I would be throwing around the race card right about now.
Again, your point that people are somehow misguided for voting due to race or gender when thats exactly what the republican base is doing with the extra special weight of religion thrown in there. If you somehow think republicans are more diverse, when the VAST majority of the republican base are white christian males, and the vast majority of republican politicians are the same is dumber then the normal dumb shit you post.
Political leanings by demographics - ( New Window )
How many black republicans have been elected to office?
BUT BEN CARSON!
There are 100 female congresswomen.
76 are democrats.
Do the math.
Since there is no convincing you that Republicans aren't racists and Democrats are the greatest thing since sliced bread, I'll say good bye.
But I thought Fiorina just kicked ass.
But I thought Fiorina just kicked ass.
I only caught part of it because I was out but from what I saw I would agree
I pointed out that criticizing anyone for voting due to gender or race is ironic since most of the Republican base votes for the race, gender and religion that matches theres.
Bufords response was "But Ben Carson!", and some nonsense about the democratic being all old white people.
I never said Republicans were racist, I said that being upset because people are voting based on race or gender are exactly what republicans do, with religion thrown in the mix.
But I thought Fiorina just kicked ass.
Yeah, she did really well. Everyone has been impressed.
I pointed out that criticizing anyone for voting due to gender or race is ironic since most of the Republican base votes for the race, gender and religion that matches theres.
Bufords response was "But Ben Carson!", and some nonsense about the democratic being all old white people.
I never said Republicans were racist, I said that being upset because people are voting based on race or gender are exactly what republicans do, with religion thrown in the mix.
Please spare me. What you said was a poorly veiled charge of racism. At least own up to it.
I pointed out that criticizing anyone for voting due to gender or race is ironic since most of the Republican base votes for the race, gender and religion that matches theres.
Bufords response was "But Ben Carson!", and some nonsense about the democratic being all old white people.
I never said Republicans were racist, I said that being upset because people are voting based on race or gender are exactly what republicans do, with religion thrown in the mix.
There are all kinds of groups that vote based largely on something personal to them on both sides of the isle. It is silly and pointless for either side to point fingers or complain about it.
Quote:
did I say anyone was racist or any party was racist?
I pointed out that criticizing anyone for voting due to gender or race is ironic since most of the Republican base votes for the race, gender and religion that matches theres.
Bufords response was "But Ben Carson!", and some nonsense about the democratic being all old white people.
I never said Republicans were racist, I said that being upset because people are voting based on race or gender are exactly what republicans do, with religion thrown in the mix.
There are all kinds of groups that vote based largely on something personal to them on both sides of the isle. It is silly and pointless for either side to point fingers or complain about it.
Which is precisely my point.
Quote:
did I say anyone was racist or any party was racist?
I pointed out that criticizing anyone for voting due to gender or race is ironic since most of the Republican base votes for the race, gender and religion that matches theres.
Bufords response was "But Ben Carson!", and some nonsense about the democratic being all old white people.
I never said Republicans were racist, I said that being upset because people are voting based on race or gender are exactly what republicans do, with religion thrown in the mix.
Please spare me. What you said was a poorly veiled charge of racism. At least own up to it.
There is nothing veiled about anything I say. For example, you, at best, are a moron.
I don't think he meant it as a compliment
Well, he's got Brett's vote.