Posted on 07/09/2011 7:11:24 AM PDT by TimSkalaBim
The Left’s intentions to harm America’s economic, military, energy, and productive might cannot get any clearer. It is horrifying to realize that the TV has been able to sway 40+% of the nation into going along with it.
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OK, so why don't these banks fight this stuff? Clearly, this is irresponsible, and possibly illegal, prosecutions being carried out by Holder's People. If I were these banks, I would simply say "screw you", shut down any branches located in identifiably minority areas, and go my merry way. They can't force the banks to open branches if they aren't interested in doing so - well, they can, I suppose, according to this article. I think someone starting a consulting business that shows businesses how to effectively battle the Race Industry could make a good buck.
The Left has made tremendous use of the TV to selectively convey images fitting its agenda, and worse, they use the law to do the same, such as the CRA. Thank you for your comment, Teacher317.
Bump.
on Thomas Perez=====
The story of his family and his life is a source of inspiration for all of us and affirms everything that is great about Dominicans.
Tom Perez’ father, a doctor, fled the Dominican Republic’s Rafael Trujillo dictatorship and was drafted into the U.S. Army even though he wasn’t a U.S. citizen. Meanwhile, Tom’s mother was also fleeing Trujillo because her dad, the Dominican Ambassador to the United States, criticized the dictator. The two exiles met and married, settling in Buffalo, N.Y., where Dr. Perez worked in a veteran’s hospital and where Tom, one of five children, was born. Then, when Tom was only 12, a fatal heart attack struck his dad, leaving young Tom with a deep appreciation for the brevity of life and the importance of time.
Ever since he’s lived a break-neck career while keeping in shape (three Boston marathons), taking his anti-cholesterol meds and coaching his kid’s basketball and baseball teams. Tom’s brains and hustle won him scholarships to Brown University (he worked in the dining hall) and Harvard Law School where he graduated cum laude.
Next he won a degree at Harvard’s Kennedy School, clerked for a federal judge and, then, went to work for the U.S. Department of Justice as a civil rights prosecutor. For seven years, he traveled the country busting wrongdoers such as the South Bay Nazi Youth for randomly shooting blacks in Lubbock, Texas; corrupt Oakland, Calif., cops who were stealing drugs and cash from dealers; and a federal Border Patrol agent who murdered an illegal immigrant.
From 1988 to 1995, he worked on U.S. Sen. Ted Kennedy’s staff and was then appointed director of the Civil Rights Division at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Meanwhile, back in Montgomery County, he helped establish CASA, the Latino advocacy organization, and got involved in local politics.
He served in the Clinton administration as Director of the Office of Civil Rights at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), and was a strong advocate for cultural competence in all HHS programs, and he helped to secure an Executive Order that significantly improved access to services for people with limited English proficiency.
As a member, and later President of the Montgomery County Board of Supervisors from 2002 to 2006, he led efforts to make health care more accessible to the county’s residents, including the uninsured, and securing discounted prescription benefits.
Thomas Perez’ parents fled from the DR ...To repay America he subverts it. He has always gotten a Gov’t paycheck, never labored in the much dreaded private sector. He is the whitest palest looking Dominican I have ever seen thus his parents are from the Dominican elite
LOL, Obama would claim that as a positive in his job creation statistics! But your point is well taken, thanks for your thoughts, Major. Good night!
Just a part of the ongoing transfer of wealth brought to you by the Commie in Chief.
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