Also maybe just maybe she is proud of her Indian heritage and her black heritage?

It’s bizarre, though not surprising, on how MSM is treating this. Right now they’re framing it as “Trump’s attacks on Harris’ race” and some liberal commentator is calling Trump racist. It’s been “Trump said this”, “Trump said that,” but barely anything about what Harris has said and done. It’s been what’s done to Harris by Trump. Harris the victim, of course.

https://babylonbee.com/news/dei-hire-is-a-slur-explains-head-of-dei-hiring-department

I’m not the right guy to figure Trump out. I find him repugnant as a sort of 21C P. T. Barnum … at best.

However, beneath all his rhetoric about loving blacks, I think he is looking out for them and sincerely.

What Trump has been through is astonishing. That he is continuing, more so.

I see Donald Trump and Elon Musk as two ultra-status guys who are proceeding out of conscience.

As they say.

Weird.

Trump is known for actually going out and talking with his employees, including on construction sites.
Wanna bet he’s traded quips with black workers in the past?
And, as he recited his record helping black people & communities & colleges, he was literally backing up his trash talk.

–Benny Johnson, “BACKFIRE! Black Audience ROARS with Laughter As Trump DESTROYS Reporter LIVE: ‘You Are Nasty!’ ?”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWveuBxGX-8

Really, watch Trump, listen to his answers and listen to the audience responses.

Notice how he casually steals the host’s water bottle at the beginning since he wasn’t provided with one.

Notice how relaxed Trump is, how his shoulders are down, how effortless his arguments. This is softball for him. Hilarious.

Could you do that? I couldn’t do that. Mitt Romney sure couldn’t do that.

Trump is a BAAAD Man.

That’s what “they” tell us.

Maybe we should embrace it.

Nonetheless, I’ve watched quite a number of black react videos on Larry Bird. Sure, they are in awe when they see Bird’s moves. But they love his trash talk and aggressiveness.

Bird is a BAAAD Man.

Why not? Bird learned that from playing street ball with blacks. And, of course, Bird could back his trash up.

I give Trump credit for recognizing there are black votes, especially from black men, a Republican can play for. But not in the usual nice, white guy, Republican style.

Same here.
I have since retired from defending Romney, who has given no uncertain signals that he is more fond of Democrats than of the Republicans who voted for Trump.
Too bad, so sad.
He would still have been less harmful than Obama.
(Pretty much ANYONE would have been less harmful than Obama, even Hillary.)

McCain did well to pick Palin, but it was illuminating (jaw-dropping, actually) to me to see how fast his own campaign staff undercut her, failed to defend her against the Democrat-media complex, and generally torpedoed the election, with McCain’s help.

I am not surprised at all that Trump won the GOP primary and 2016 election.
I was livid that he “lost” the 2020 election (yeah, election denier here; deal).
I hope he wins the 2024 election.

Bauxite’s concerns were valid and addressable up until the end of the primary.
They are fifth-column-level at this point because we don’t have any alternative candidate.

@ huxley > “I’ve read that Trump was actually getting much laughter from the studio audience, though not his interviewers.”

Cue the Zito maxim: The audience was taking Trump seriously, but not literally; the “journalists” were taking him literally, but not seriously.
Every point he lost with the “journalists” is one he gained among the audience, and that will multiply when they go home and talk to their friends and family.
In some circles, surviving the assassination attempt the way he did was the best thing that ever happened to him.

Which is why Google et al. are trying to bury the episode: they weren’t able to bury the man.

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