A couple of breads ago an anon posted a pic of an African American girl confronting Hillary on her "superpredator" remark. I wondered if it was real or shopped. It's real.
Here's an article with footage of the confrontation:
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-elections/student-who-confronted-hillary-clinton-says-she-is-not-to-be-trusted-a6898876.html
Strikes me that Hillary actually IS a superpredator. We definitely need to bring her to heel.
But if you can't be in the House or the Senate physically to vote, you can't really serve.
Anon was careful to say spouse and not use gender specific terms for said spouse. You read into it that spouse was a woman. Could have been a man, just as well. I have known men that are totally dismissive of information like this board presents. I have also known women that are quite aware of the world's underbelly. It's not a gender thing, anon. It's an "ability to see" thing.
I don't think it's more so either way. Just women and men don't generally talk to one another about these things, and I have seen most that Can See seem to find themselves surrounded by and caring for those who cannot. Perhaps this is something that is intentional, if you believe in a loving God.
Just wanted to put in my less than 2 cents here.
Interesting little grin on Scalise's face. Pompeo also has an interesting look.
Even if he were half African, that's not African American. If his story were true, he's got nothing in common with American Blacks whose ancestors were brought here as slaves, through the Arab and British slave traders.
I don't know why most African Americans don't see that.