Posted on 03/14/2016 7:52:59 PM PDT by BlackFemaleArmyColonel
Liberals portray the Democrat party as struggling to overcome the “cultural fears” of a racist white America, while relentlessly tarring the GOP with subtle and not-so-subtle accusations of racism.
The media and progressive Left have been having a field day accusing GOP front runner Donald Trump of being fascist and racist for his strong stance against illegal aliens.
Contrary to the Democrat narrative Trump’s whole campaign is a melting pot, and even the New York Times is pointing it out.
From Daily Caller:
The New York Times published a profile of a Donald Trump campaign office in Florida, expressing astonishment at the number of non-white people and immigrants working in it.
Recently, the media have honed in on the support Trump has received from white supremacists, and the various positions he takes — such as opposition to illegal immigration — that are allegedly racist callbacks to the days of the Ku Klux Klan.
But when the Times profiled a Trump campaign office in Tampa, Florida, it found a diverse group of Trump supporters that included numerous immigrants.
“For a campaign frequently depicted as offering a rallying point for the white working class, the people volunteering to help Mr. Trump here are noteworthy for their ethnic diversity,” the report says. “They include a young woman who recently arrived from Peru; an immigrant from the Philippines; a 70-year-old Lakota Indian; a teenage son of Russian immigrants; a Mexican-American.”
The group was also politically diverse, including lifelong Republicans as well as libertarians and even ex-Democrats. Several are immigrants or the children of immigrants, who emphasized they arrived in the U.S. legally, often taking many years to navigate the process and become full citizens.
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They all want to play him off as a silent partner with the KKK.
Not hardly.
He’s a decent man when it comes to race.
The media, the Left, and even others who will go unmentioned, think it’s racist to address real problems having to do with certain groups.
No, if you’re factual and address real problems accurately, it’s not racist to address these issues.
The NY Times must feel betrayed by the minorities they found working for Trump.
I heard that a second cousin to the brother-in-law of the guy who sweeps the office of the Bernie Campaign once saw a black guy
Please close this thread. There already is one opened earlier on the New York Times article regarding the Trump Florida campaign office.
You wanna see a white line up, look at the hitlery staff. A few fellow lesbos, but for the most part middle Harvard/Yale frat boys.
Why would they be amazed? They know better than anyone that the media does nothing but lie on the orders from their money-masters.
There is no more abusive, racist and exploitive workplace than a Democrat Party political campaign organization. Seriously.
That’s probably true. I haven’t noticed.
Who are you to tell her to have a thread pulled? If it’s not a duplicate from the same source, where do you get off with this?
You couldn't be Yuge success in business in a liberal epicenter like New York City if you were half the things Trump is accused of.
As far as being able to work with minorities, labor unions, liberals and people from all walks of life Trump's success speaks for itself.
Sure, Trump had to wine, dine, run shoulders with, and pay kickbacks contributions to liberal politicians as well as republicans to succeed.
Anyone in business in places like NY City who needs contracts, permits, labor peace etc. has to know how the politicians and the system they created works.
But isn't it ironic that supporters of politicians who took thinly disguised payoff money from Trump and others now criticize him for knowing how to work with crooked politicians?
Mrs. Cherry, who came to the United States a few years ago from Peru, still struggles with English, though she spends hours each day defending Mr. Trump on Twitter.
Just amazes me that people have jobs (some paid, some not) just twitting, saying "Go Trump" or "Go Hillary" on the internet.
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I agree with the comments and the thoughts behind them.
Yes, you’re right. What a crack up on the later item.
Trump is a doer. He was persistent and it paid off.
I respect that.
The group was also politically diverse, including lifelong Republicans as well as libertarians and even ex-Democrats. Several are immigrants or the children of immigrants, who emphasized they arrived in the U.S. legally, often taking many years to navigate the process and become full citizens.
Exactly what one would expect from a candidate who loves his country and who wants to be the President for all Americans.
It's hard to believe that the NY Times could even bring themselves to admit this.
If Trump gets the nomination, he will make inroads into demographics that Ted Cruz could only dream of. The resulting upheaval will rewrite the demographic map in favor of the GOP, and relegate the Democrat party to minority status for decades to come.
It's too bad that the Establishment, their pawns, and their dupes are resorting to and indulging in the most vicious campaign of character assassination that I've seen in my 50+ years. Their raw, unprincipled desire to seize and/or cling to power at any cost is absolutely despicable.
Donald Trump is indeed a revolutionary figure, and as such he represents a threat both to the entrenched power structure, as well as those who are content with the status quo, and who fear real change, with all of its challenges.
The hatred directed towards Donald Trump has reached hysterical proportions. It has turned into a political vendetta, with everybody feeling compelled to either choose a side, or else be relegated to just standing and gawking as the macabre political guillotine is raised.
Donald Trump is in for the fight of his life.
If his candidacy is to survive, he'll have to fight smarter than he has, because he is up against an incredible array of powerful and corrupt interests, as well as competing candidates who give new meaning to the word "unprincipled". Whatever his flaws may be, Donald Trump has nothing on the rest of the GOP field in that realm.
What Cruz supporters don't seem to realize is that, if the Establishment accomplishes its goal of a contested convention, then not only will they cut Donald Trump out, but they'll also overlook Ted Cruz as well.
Their intention is to install someone other than either of those two. They're simply trying to prop up Cruz in order to assure that both candidates go into the convention weakened, with less than a majority of delegates.
And then, as they say, anything can happen. But I can almost guarantee that whatever happens at a contested convention will not be good news for either Trump or Cruz or their supporters.
Mark my words, that's what's I think is shaping up to happen: Establishment shenanigans.
Go Trump, go! Fight like you've never fought! Be fierce, shrewd, and wise!
And May God Be With You!
It was very entertaining.
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Keep exposing the lies with the truth. Go trump go!
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