Published August 7, 2015
By Moses Frenck
The first GOP debate of the top 10 candidates on Thursday night yielded no clear winner and only served to reaffirm the Republican position when it comes to issues affecting women and minorities.
With more than 16 percent of U.S. households tuned into the debate on Fox News the highest-ever ratings for a primary debate according to Nielsen the GOP contenders had an opportunity to showcase why they would be best in leading the country forward.
While at times entertaining to watch, the candidates positions and rhetoric with regard to issues of gay marriage, a womans right to choose and immigration were the same conservative ideals ruled more by scripture than progressive societal norms.
Moreover, discussion of racial issues was nonexistent. Despite a graphic displayed by Fox News stating that 8.5 million people on Facebook were talking about racial issues, there was only one question to one candidate during the entire debate, and the answer couldnt have been more generic.
The question, posed to Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, asked: Many in the Black Live Matter movement, and beyond, believe that overly-aggressive police officers targeting young African Americans is the civil rights issue of our time. Do you agree? And if so, how do you plan to address it? And if not, why not?
Walkers answer: I think the most important thing we can do when it comes to policing
its about making sure that law enforcement professionals have the proper training, particularly when it comes to the use of force.
There was no further discussion on race, race relations or issues related to police violence.
The remainder of the debate touched on issues of importance for women and minorities, but the GOPs long-held beliefs remained the same.
With regard to a womans right to choose, Walker said he is very much pro-life, like everyday Americans, and insisted that despite the fact that 83 percent of the American public in favor of a life exception if the mothers life is at stake, Ive got a position thats in line with everyday America.
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee went even further, saying unborn fetuses are entitled to constitutional rights.
I think the next president ought to invoke the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments to the constitution now that we clearly know that that baby inside the mothers womb is a person at the moment of conception, he said, adding that, This notion that we just continue to ignore the personhood of the individual is a violation of that unborn childs Fifth and Fourteenth Amendment rights for due process and equal protection under the law.
On immigration, the pack remained firm on trying to fix a broken system, with Donald Trump sticking to building a wall, though he doesnt mind having a big beautiful door to let in some legal immigrants.
Trump was also asked to provide proof of his claims that the Mexican government was intentionally funneling criminals into the U.S. He did not have much evidence other than some border patrol agents he spoken with, but forcefully added, If it werent for me, we wouldnt be talking about i*****l i*********n.
Early on in the debate Trump said, the big problem this country has is being politically correct
I dont frankly have time for total political correctness. And to be honest with you, this country doesnt have time either.
Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, whose parents are Cuban, said he favored a balance for tightened borders with realism about the need to resolve the problem of our large illegal population: This is the most generous country in the world when it comes to immigration, he said, adding, Despite our generosity, were being taken advantage of.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush said he favors a path to earned legal status, arguing that immigration can serve as a driver for high sustained economic growth, but he did not offer specifics.
T*********r issues were lightly touched on, with Huckabee being asked his opinion about the military welcoming t*********r persons to serve openly.
The military is not a social experiment, he shot back. The purpose of the military is [to] k**l people and break things. Its not to t***sform the culture by trying out some ideas that some people think would make us a different country and more diverse. The purpose is to protect America. Im not sure how paying for t*********r surgery for soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines makes our country safer.
Does The Mexican Gov't Still Publish Pamphlets On How To Illegally Cross Into America And Which Public Services To Contact ??
Do They Even Have To Anymore ??
As Far As The Current State Of Race Relations Is Concerned
This Like The Democrats Demanding Republicans Fix Their ACA
When The Dems Have A Debate
Tweet Them For A Solution To The Problem Dems Have Made Worse In The Last 6-1/2yrs
KHH1 wrote:
Published August 7, 2015
By Moses Frenck
The first GOP debate of the top 10 candidates on Thursday night yielded no clear winner and only served to reaffirm the Republican position when it comes to issues affecting women and minorities.
With more than 16 percent of U.S. households tuned into the debate on Fox News the highest-ever ratings for a primary debate according to Nielsen the GOP contenders had an opportunity to showcase why they would be best in leading the country forward.
While at times entertaining to watch, the candidates positions and rhetoric with regard to issues of gay marriage, a womans right to choose and immigration were the same conservative ideals ruled more by scripture than progressive societal norms.
Moreover, discussion of racial issues was nonexistent. Despite a graphic displayed by Fox News stating that 8.5 million people on Facebook were talking about racial issues, there was only one question to one candidate during the entire debate, and the answer couldnt have been more generic.
The question, posed to Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, asked: Many in the Black Live Matter movement, and beyond, believe that overly-aggressive police officers targeting young African Americans is the civil rights issue of our time. Do you agree? And if so, how do you plan to address it? And if not, why not?
Walkers answer: I think the most important thing we can do when it comes to policing
its about making sure that law enforcement professionals have the proper training, particularly when it comes to the use of force.
There was no further discussion on race, race relations or issues related to police violence.
The remainder of the debate touched on issues of importance for women and minorities, but the GOPs long-held beliefs remained the same.
With regard to a womans right to choose, Walker said he is very much pro-life, like everyday Americans, and insisted that despite the fact that 83 percent of the American public in favor of a life exception if the mothers life is at stake, Ive got a position thats in line with everyday America.
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee went even further, saying unborn fetuses are entitled to constitutional rights.
I think the next president ought to invoke the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments to the constitution now that we clearly know that that baby inside the mothers womb is a person at the moment of conception, he said, adding that, This notion that we just continue to ignore the personhood of the individual is a violation of that unborn childs Fifth and Fourteenth Amendment rights for due process and equal protection under the law.
On immigration, the pack remained firm on trying to fix a broken system, with Donald Trump sticking to building a wall, though he doesnt mind having a big beautiful door to let in some legal immigrants.
Trump was also asked to provide proof of his claims that the Mexican government was intentionally funneling criminals into the U.S. He did not have much evidence other than some border patrol agents he spoken with, but forcefully added, If it werent for me, we wouldnt be talking about i*****l i*********n.
Early on in the debate Trump said, the big problem this country has is being politically correct
I dont frankly have time for total political correctness. And to be honest with you, this country doesnt have time either.
Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, whose parents are Cuban, said he favored a balance for tightened borders with realism about the need to resolve the problem of our large illegal population: This is the most generous country in the world when it comes to immigration, he said, adding, Despite our generosity, were being taken advantage of.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush said he favors a path to earned legal status, arguing that immigration can serve as a driver for high sustained economic growth, but he did not offer specifics.
T*********r issues were lightly touched on, with Huckabee being asked his opinion about the military welcoming t*********r persons to serve openly.
The military is not a social experiment, he shot back. The purpose of the military is [to] k**l people and break things. Its not to t***sform the culture by trying out some ideas that some people think would make us a different country and more diverse. The purpose is to protect America. Im not sure how paying for t*********r surgery for soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines makes our country safer.
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When the Democrats have their debate[s], assuming they have any, they will be just as long on generalities and short on specifics. It is not possible to get into nuts and bolts specificity in a 60 second time limit.
All that Hillary will say is Republican war on women and she is against Income ine******y. All the while she will be hobnobbing with the Hollywood crowd and Wall Street and libs will not see her hypocrisy. [quote=Loki]When the Democrats have their debate[s], assuming they have any, they will be just as long on generalities and short on specifics. It is not possible to get into nuts and bolts specificity in a 60 second time limit.[/quote]
KHH1 wrote:
Published August 7, 2015
By Moses Frenck
The first GOP debate of the top 10 candidates on Thursday night yielded no clear winner and only served to reaffirm the Republican position when it comes to issues affecting women and minorities.
With more than 16 percent of U.S. households tuned into the debate on Fox News the highest-ever ratings for a primary debate according to Nielsen the GOP contenders had an opportunity to showcase why they would be best in leading the country forward.
While at times entertaining to watch, the candidates positions and rhetoric with regard to issues of gay marriage, a womans right to choose and immigration were the same conservative ideals ruled more by scripture than progressive societal norms.
Moreover, discussion of racial issues was nonexistent. Despite a graphic displayed by Fox News stating that 8.5 million people on Facebook were talking about racial issues, there was only one question to one candidate during the entire debate, and the answer couldnt have been more generic.
The question, posed to Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, asked: Many in the Black Live Matter movement, and beyond, believe that overly-aggressive police officers targeting young African Americans is the civil rights issue of our time. Do you agree? And if so, how do you plan to address it? And if not, why not?
Walkers answer: I think the most important thing we can do when it comes to policing
its about making sure that law enforcement professionals have the proper training, particularly when it comes to the use of force.
There was no further discussion on race, race relations or issues related to police violence.
The remainder of the debate touched on issues of importance for women and minorities, but the GOPs long-held beliefs remained the same.
With regard to a womans right to choose, Walker said he is very much pro-life, like everyday Americans, and insisted that despite the fact that 83 percent of the American public in favor of a life exception if the mothers life is at stake, Ive got a position thats in line with everyday America.
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee went even further, saying unborn fetuses are entitled to constitutional rights.
I think the next president ought to invoke the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments to the constitution now that we clearly know that that baby inside the mothers womb is a person at the moment of conception, he said, adding that, This notion that we just continue to ignore the personhood of the individual is a violation of that unborn childs Fifth and Fourteenth Amendment rights for due process and equal protection under the law.
On immigration, the pack remained firm on trying to fix a broken system, with Donald Trump sticking to building a wall, though he doesnt mind having a big beautiful door to let in some legal immigrants.
Trump was also asked to provide proof of his claims that the Mexican government was intentionally funneling criminals into the U.S. He did not have much evidence other than some border patrol agents he spoken with, but forcefully added, If it werent for me, we wouldnt be talking about i*****l i*********n.
Early on in the debate Trump said, the big problem this country has is being politically correct
I dont frankly have time for total political correctness. And to be honest with you, this country doesnt have time either.
Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, whose parents are Cuban, said he favored a balance for tightened borders with realism about the need to resolve the problem of our large illegal population: This is the most generous country in the world when it comes to immigration, he said, adding, Despite our generosity, were being taken advantage of.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush said he favors a path to earned legal status, arguing that immigration can serve as a driver for high sustained economic growth, but he did not offer specifics.
T*********r issues were lightly touched on, with Huckabee being asked his opinion about the military welcoming t*********r persons to serve openly.
The military is not a social experiment, he shot back. The purpose of the military is [to] k**l people and break things. Its not to t***sform the culture by trying out some ideas that some people think would make us a different country and more diverse. The purpose is to protect America. Im not sure how paying for t*********r surgery for soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines makes our country safer.
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And you post this for what? You run out of things to LIE about lately?
KHH1 wrote:
Published August 7, 2015
By Moses Frenck
The first GOP debate of the top 10 candidates on Thursday night yielded no clear winner and only served to reaffirm the Republican position when it comes to issues affecting women and minorities.
With more than 16 percent of U.S. households tuned into the debate on Fox News the highest-ever ratings for a primary debate according to Nielsen the GOP contenders had an opportunity to showcase why they would be best in leading the country forward.
While at times entertaining to watch, the candidates positions and rhetoric with regard to issues of gay marriage, a womans right to choose and immigration were the same conservative ideals ruled more by scripture than progressive societal norms.
Moreover, discussion of racial issues was nonexistent. Despite a graphic displayed by Fox News stating that 8.5 million people on Facebook were talking about racial issues, there was only one question to one candidate during the entire debate, and the answer couldnt have been more generic.
The question, posed to Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, asked: Many in the Black Live Matter movement, and beyond, believe that overly-aggressive police officers targeting young African Americans is the civil rights issue of our time. Do you agree? And if so, how do you plan to address it? And if not, why not?
Walkers answer: I think the most important thing we can do when it comes to policing
its about making sure that law enforcement professionals have the proper training, particularly when it comes to the use of force.
There was no further discussion on race, race relations or issues related to police violence.
The remainder of the debate touched on issues of importance for women and minorities, but the GOPs long-held beliefs remained the same.
With regard to a womans right to choose, Walker said he is very much pro-life, like everyday Americans, and insisted that despite the fact that 83 percent of the American public in favor of a life exception if the mothers life is at stake, Ive got a position thats in line with everyday America.
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee went even further, saying unborn fetuses are entitled to constitutional rights.
I think the next president ought to invoke the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments to the constitution now that we clearly know that that baby inside the mothers womb is a person at the moment of conception, he said, adding that, This notion that we just continue to ignore the personhood of the individual is a violation of that unborn childs Fifth and Fourteenth Amendment rights for due process and equal protection under the law.
On immigration, the pack remained firm on trying to fix a broken system, with Donald Trump sticking to building a wall, though he doesnt mind having a big beautiful door to let in some legal immigrants.
Trump was also asked to provide proof of his claims that the Mexican government was intentionally funneling criminals into the U.S. He did not have much evidence other than some border patrol agents he spoken with, but forcefully added, If it werent for me, we wouldnt be talking about i*****l i*********n.
Early on in the debate Trump said, the big problem this country has is being politically correct
I dont frankly have time for total political correctness. And to be honest with you, this country doesnt have time either.
Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, whose parents are Cuban, said he favored a balance for tightened borders with realism about the need to resolve the problem of our large illegal population: This is the most generous country in the world when it comes to immigration, he said, adding, Despite our generosity, were being taken advantage of.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush said he favors a path to earned legal status, arguing that immigration can serve as a driver for high sustained economic growth, but he did not offer specifics.
T*********r issues were lightly touched on, with Huckabee being asked his opinion about the military welcoming t*********r persons to serve openly.
The military is not a social experiment, he shot back. The purpose of the military is [to] k**l people and break things. Its not to t***sform the culture by trying out some ideas that some people think would make us a different country and more diverse. The purpose is to protect America. Im not sure how paying for t*********r surgery for soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines makes our country safer.
Published August 7, 2015 br By Moses Frenck br b... (
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Quit crying about race! How are we to become colorblind if you seperate everything and everybody by race!! You KHH have an inferiority complex, get over it!! on the other hand you've a superority complex a real oximoron for ya!!
KHH1 wrote:
Published August 7, 2015
By Moses Frenck
The first GOP debate of the top 10 candidates on Thursday night yielded no clear winner and only served to reaffirm the Republican position when it comes to issues affecting women and minorities.
With more than 16 percent of U.S. households tuned into the debate on Fox News the highest-ever ratings for a primary debate according to Nielsen the GOP contenders had an opportunity to showcase why they would be best in leading the country forward.
While at times entertaining to watch, the candidates positions and rhetoric with regard to issues of gay marriage, a womans right to choose and immigration were the same conservative ideals ruled more by scripture than progressive societal norms.
Moreover, discussion of racial issues was nonexistent. Despite a graphic displayed by Fox News stating that 8.5 million people on Facebook were talking about racial issues, there was only one question to one candidate during the entire debate, and the answer couldnt have been more generic.
The question, posed to Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, asked: Many in the Black Live Matter movement, and beyond, believe that overly-aggressive police officers targeting young African Americans is the civil rights issue of our time. Do you agree? And if so, how do you plan to address it? And if not, why not?
Walkers answer: I think the most important thing we can do when it comes to policing
its about making sure that law enforcement professionals have the proper training, particularly when it comes to the use of force.
There was no further discussion on race, race relations or issues related to police violence.
The remainder of the debate touched on issues of importance for women and minorities, but the GOPs long-held beliefs remained the same.
With regard to a womans right to choose, Walker said he is very much pro-life, like everyday Americans, and insisted that despite the fact that 83 percent of the American public in favor of a life exception if the mothers life is at stake, Ive got a position thats in line with everyday America.
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee went even further, saying unborn fetuses are entitled to constitutional rights.
I think the next president ought to invoke the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments to the constitution now that we clearly know that that baby inside the mothers womb is a person at the moment of conception, he said, adding that, This notion that we just continue to ignore the personhood of the individual is a violation of that unborn childs Fifth and Fourteenth Amendment rights for due process and equal protection under the law.
On immigration, the pack remained firm on trying to fix a broken system, with Donald Trump sticking to building a wall, though he doesnt mind having a big beautiful door to let in some legal immigrants.
Trump was also asked to provide proof of his claims that the Mexican government was intentionally funneling criminals into the U.S. He did not have much evidence other than some border patrol agents he spoken with, but forcefully added, If it werent for me, we wouldnt be talking about i*****l i*********n.
Early on in the debate Trump said, the big problem this country has is being politically correct
I dont frankly have time for total political correctness. And to be honest with you, this country doesnt have time either.
Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, whose parents are Cuban, said he favored a balance for tightened borders with realism about the need to resolve the problem of our large illegal population: This is the most generous country in the world when it comes to immigration, he said, adding, Despite our generosity, were being taken advantage of.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush said he favors a path to earned legal status, arguing that immigration can serve as a driver for high sustained economic growth, but he did not offer specifics.
T*********r issues were lightly touched on, with Huckabee being asked his opinion about the military welcoming t*********r persons to serve openly.
The military is not a social experiment, he shot back. The purpose of the military is [to] k**l people and break things. Its not to t***sform the culture by trying out some ideas that some people think would make us a different country and more diverse. The purpose is to protect America. Im not sure how paying for t*********r surgery for soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines makes our country safer.
Published August 7, 2015 br By Moses Frenck br b... (
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All I heard was Blah Blah Blah!
Don't worry about it....you're not getting the non-white v**e in a country that is becoming increasingly non-white.....kool...your attitudes will contribute to your poltical demise.....stay the way you are......steer the course....
reconreb wrote:
Quit crying about race! How are we to become colorblind if you seperate everything and everybody by race!! You KHH have an inferiority complex, get over it!! on the other hand you've a superority complex a real oximoron for ya!!
you call it crying about race...I am hoping you all stay the same....and I have no complex at all.......superiority or inferiority......that is what you are you are creating with your own thinking...you are the only one attaching psychological issues to an article that is telling the t***h...I hope the right continues their death march....I really do.........
You Attach Racial Psychology To Every Post You Make
And In The End, All The Non-Afro Immigrants Will Keep B****s At The Bottom Tier
You Need To Travel To Central America Incognito
The Racial Animosity You Think You See Here
Is Alive And Well There
KHH1 wrote:
Published August 7, 2015
By Moses Frenck
The first GOP debate of the top 10 candidates on Thursday night yielded no clear winner and only served to reaffirm the Republican position when it comes to issues affecting women and minorities.
With more than 16 percent of U.S. households tuned into the debate on Fox News the highest-ever ratings for a primary debate according to Nielsen the GOP contenders had an opportunity to showcase why they would be best in leading the country forward.
While at times entertaining to watch, the candidates positions and rhetoric with regard to issues of gay marriage, a womans right to choose and immigration were the same conservative ideals ruled more by scripture than progressive societal norms.
Moreover, discussion of racial issues was nonexistent. Despite a graphic displayed by Fox News stating that 8.5 million people on Facebook were talking about racial issues, there was only one question to one candidate during the entire debate, and the answer couldnt have been more generic.
The question, posed to Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, asked: Many in the Black Live Matter movement, and beyond, believe that overly-aggressive police officers targeting young African Americans is the civil rights issue of our time. Do you agree? And if so, how do you plan to address it? And if not, why not?
Walkers answer: I think the most important thing we can do when it comes to policing
its about making sure that law enforcement professionals have the proper training, particularly when it comes to the use of force.
There was no further discussion on race, race relations or issues related to police violence.
The remainder of the debate touched on issues of importance for women and minorities, but the GOPs long-held beliefs remained the same.
With regard to a womans right to choose, Walker said he is very much pro-life, like everyday Americans, and insisted that despite the fact that 83 percent of the American public in favor of a life exception if the mothers life is at stake, Ive got a position thats in line with everyday America.
Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee went even further, saying unborn fetuses are entitled to constitutional rights.
I think the next president ought to invoke the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments to the constitution now that we clearly know that that baby inside the mothers womb is a person at the moment of conception, he said, adding that, This notion that we just continue to ignore the personhood of the individual is a violation of that unborn childs Fifth and Fourteenth Amendment rights for due process and equal protection under the law.
On immigration, the pack remained firm on trying to fix a broken system, with Donald Trump sticking to building a wall, though he doesnt mind having a big beautiful door to let in some legal immigrants.
Trump was also asked to provide proof of his claims that the Mexican government was intentionally funneling criminals into the U.S. He did not have much evidence other than some border patrol agents he spoken with, but forcefully added, If it werent for me, we wouldnt be talking about i*****l i*********n.
Early on in the debate Trump said, the big problem this country has is being politically correct
I dont frankly have time for total political correctness. And to be honest with you, this country doesnt have time either.
Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, whose parents are Cuban, said he favored a balance for tightened borders with realism about the need to resolve the problem of our large illegal population: This is the most generous country in the world when it comes to immigration, he said, adding, Despite our generosity, were being taken advantage of.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush said he favors a path to earned legal status, arguing that immigration can serve as a driver for high sustained economic growth, but he did not offer specifics.
T*********r issues were lightly touched on, with Huckabee being asked his opinion about the military welcoming t*********r persons to serve openly.
The military is not a social experiment, he shot back. The purpose of the military is [to] k**l people and break things. Its not to t***sform the culture by trying out some ideas that some people think would make us a different country and more diverse. The purpose is to protect America. Im not sure how paying for t*********r surgery for soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines makes our country safer.
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Leave it to kibbles to want to make everything about race, q***rs and f*ggots.
karpenter wrote:
You Attach Racial Psychology To Every Post You Make
And In The End, All The Non-Afro Immigrants Will Keep B****s At The Bottom Tier
You Need To Travel To Central America Incognito
The Racial Animosity You Think You See Here
Is Alive And Well There
I attach racial REALITY...you people on the right run from race issues because it forces you all to view your own thinking...like Holder said....Cowards.......
buffalo wrote:
Leave it to kibbles to want to make everything about race, q***rs and f*ggots.
I never worry about the lower end/bottom of the white race...just hope i never have to k**l one when they decide to shoot up something....
buffalo wrote:
Leave it to kibbles to want to make everything about race, q***rs and f*ggots.
I hope you don't address your boyfriend as kibbles when he places the wiener in your mouth and gag you, because you are the one that always brings homosexuality into the conversation...and that may make him mad at you.......if you are closet...come out and don't bash gays because you do not have the courage Caitlan showed....be a "man"........
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