BigMike Loc: yerington nv

I love this man.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1XGCVqLLUo

Airforceone

That kid just lied his ass off it’s clear that kid bought into the conspiracy theories. I dear you to fact check that kid. Trump did nothing for the black people in this country nothing zero. Look what the Republican red states are doing now with there v**er suppression laws aimed at poor and black communities. Fact check it before you spread garbage

Ginny_Dandy Loc: Pacific Northwest

No, you're deluded by left-wing Demon-crats!

https://nypost.com/2020/07/04/trump-not-biden-has-helped-make-black-lives-better/

How Trump — not Biden — has helped make black lives better

I celebrated this New Year’s Eve in Ghana, Africa. I’d grown up poor with a mom addicted to drugs but started this decade far from the South Side of Chicago and amongst some of the most “elite” black people in the world. With me was one of my best friends, Nate, an executive for one of the largest technology companies in the world and a former Obama administration attorney; his brother-in-law, a neurosurgeon who graduated from Harvard; a billionaire whose house party we all attended to ring in 2020; and many Hollywood celebrities, including Boris Kodjoe and Nicole Ari Parker. This was to be the start of the best year of our lives.

Back home in the US, African Americans were experiencing the best economy we have ever seen: Unemployment for our racial group was the lowest in recorded history, black wages were rapidly increasing for the first time in decades, and people who’d been out of work long-term were being hired and suddenly able to take their families on vacations for the first time in years.

The Trump policies made it possible. Tax cuts and rocketing GDP growth meant companies were feeling financially stable for the first time in a decade and public confidence in our economy had never been higher. Trump’s re-e******n was on cruise control. Even Democrats were willing to admit that the chances of Trump losing were slim.

No one could have predicted what would happen next.

Since C****-**, almost every economic benefit of the Trump presidency has evaporated. Unemployment has surged again — reaching numbers closer to the end of the Great Depression — and has impacted, as it has in every US downturn, African Americans the most. All this, coupled with the issues of race which still plague our country and the media’s incessant narratives of Trump “being r****t.” In some cases, these wounds have been self-inflicted, as with Trump’s recent retweeting of a white-supremacy video that used r****t language, which the president later claimed he hadn’t heard.

The black v**e will be the swing v**e this year. And right now, it’s looking like it’s Joe Biden’s for the taking. This is despite Biden’s history, which is riddled with policies that have historically and devastatingly disenfranchised African Americans. For example, the 1994 crime law, which Biden helped author when he was a senator, incentivized local police departments to lock up as many black people as possible, creating mass incarceration of African Americans, along with more prison cells and more aggressive policing. In addition, Biden was responsible for a provision in the 1986 crack law which came to be viewed as one of the most racially slanted sentencing policies on record: a rule that treated crack cocaine as significantly worse than powder cocaine and ended up disproportionately punishing African Americans and sending them to prison but sparing w***e A******ns who typically used cocaine.

We also must not forget the racially charged language Biden has used numerous times, including the notion that if you don’t v**e for him, “you ain’t black.” But politicians on both sides of the aisle have used offensive language, and what counts more, in my view, are deeds not words.

I personally do not agree with everything President Trump says or does, and I often find myself on national TV as a conservative pundit saying exactly that. But I would be lying if I didn’t tell you that Trump has been one of the most impactful presidents for African Americans from a policy perspective — and that’s what matters.

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Ginny_Dandy Loc: Pacific Northwest

I used to watch his and Terrence William's videos on Twitters.

CJ, apparently, had a very good teacher! He's articulate and knowledgable in American history - past and present!

Blade_Runner Loc: DARK SIDE OF THE MOON

By the end of 2019 BC, Unemployment rates for B****s hovered for months at or near historic lows. Workers with less than a high school diploma and criminal records left the sidelines of the workforce.

Before the c****av***s, the labor force participation rates of B****s, prime-age workers 25 to 54, and women ticked up from Obama-era lows. Even years into the Obama economic recovery, these workers were still leaving the labor force.

High employment under Trump led to minorities experiencing the largest income gains. Real median income grew by 7.9% for B****s in 2019. That outpaced 2018’s income growth of 2.6% and 2017’s income decline of -2.4%. Notably, Black median income growth last year surpassed income growth rates under the Obama administration. There’s still more work to do though. Although Black median income hit a new high, B****s earned the lowest income level of all groups (just over $45,000 a year).

Checkmate! sm24:

BigMike Loc: yerington nv

One man's trash is another's treasure. I'll keep spreading, thanks.

When are you going to come to my house so I can feed you up and get you stoned? My ma would love to meet you.

BigMike Loc: yerington nv

You're so mean. Stop!

BigMike Loc: yerington nv

Did you see the tens of thousands of young folks celebrating FREEDOM at a number of college football games this week...chanting fu-k Biden, among other things?

I don't think these young people will be hot for a geriatric clamhead and his BS narrative robbing them of their youth much longer.

I have to say (I graduated with a GED in the 10th grade. school was too slow in those days. then I joined the Navy and graduated in the top 2 percent on my ASFAB), my generation, those of us who were teens in the 70s, we would have told these a$$holes to go to hell so long ago this wouldn't even be a conversation then

Ginny_Dandy Loc: Pacific Northwest

Hey, don't stop me now, I'm on a roll...

Airforceone

Trump didn’t create that economy he inherited that economy that’s why people such as yourself are out of touch with the facts.
Obama inherited 10.2 % unemployment and a recession close to a depression he lowered it to 4.4% and 76 straight months of positive sector job growth and his last 2 years averaged over 265,000 jobs per month. Trumps first 2 years averaged 225,000 jobs a month from the day he took office the economy was dropping.
Tell me what Trump did to grow the economy when facts show he was destroying what Obama created.
I can’t figure you people out when you can’t even look at the simplest of facts. It makes me want to puke.
Tell me one thing Trump did to grow the economy just one.

BigMike Loc: yerington nv

Ginny_Dandy Loc: Pacific Northwest

No, I didn't see any college football games because I don't watch TV. But I'm glad to hear that they're finally waking up to what's going around them.

I graduated with a GED in the 11th grade because I was engaged to be married. I took some courses at the community college to help me in my work as a skip tracer in real estate. My boss also taught me a lot about searching records. (His dad was the precedent-setter in California real estate law.)

America 1 Loc: South Miami

You should puke, obviously have swallowed a huge amount of mold and garbage.
Trump’s Economy Really Was Better Than Obama’s
Joe Biden has argued that President Donald Trump didn’t so much build a strong economy as inherit one. It’s good line — but it ignores the successes, at least before the p******c, of Trump’s unconventional policy. If Biden is elected president, he should continue Trump’s economic approach rather than returning to Barack Obama’s.
It’s necessary to place those numbers in context. By 2016, officials in the Treasury Department and at the Federal Reserve had concluded that the economy was at full employment and that further improvement in the labor market was unlikely. This was in line with the Congressional Budget Office’s guidance that further declines in the unemployment rate would push the economy beyond its sustainable capacity.

Once in office, Trump ignored this consensus. He implemented a program of tax cuts, spending increases and unprecedented pressure on the Fed to cut interest rates to zero and keep them there. Trump’s goal of 3% growth was derided as delusional, while a bipartisan chorus of commentators declared his policies reckless and irresponsible.

They were anything but.
Not only did the unemployment rate continue to fall, but the percentage of Americans aged 25 to 54 either employed or looking for a job saw its first sustained rise since the late 1980s. This inflection point changed the character of the labor market.
In 2016, the real median household income was $62,898, just $257 above its level in 1999. Over the next three years, it grew almost $6,000, to $68,703. That’s perhaps why, despite the p******c, 56% of U.S. v**ers polled last month said their families were better off today than they were four years ago.

Trump proved that an aggressive growth strategy can improve the fortunes of the average American family. That strategy should continue.
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2020-10-30/trump-s-economy-really-was-better-than-obama-s

BigMike Loc: yerington nv

I don't watch them either but a few people, including Dan Bongino, mentioned it in their podcasts and showed some video of the crowds.

MajG

Wow clearly another r****t Democrat with TDS. There's along list of what Trump did for all Americans. Fact check that. There were several measures specificly helping b****s and poor people. Fact check that. V**er suppression? You must think all black people are stupid and can't get ids. Check that-r****t. When you figure out how to use Google maybe you could fact check all the crap you just said. Be careful though, you don't want to read anything written by b****s like Thomas Sowell. Stick with i***t r****t Democrats like yourself