Quote:Which side of the political spectrum brings up votes based on demographics (race, gender, etc.)?  Which side likes to use the phrase "rich white old people" or something along those lines?  A huge problem in our country today is division.  Supposedly Obama was going to fix and change all of that.  Is it better or worse now than it was 8 years ago?

 

Be honest about it.

'The police acted stupidly.'

 

'If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon.'

 

'they get bitter, they cling to guns or religion or antipathy towards people who aren’t like them or anti-immigrant sentiment or anti-trade sentiment as a way to explain their frustrations.'

 

'My grandmother was a typical white person.'

 

Today, Obama gave a speech in Chapel Hill, NC where he told students that on day one of a Trump presidency, he would immediately restrict Pell Grants, withhold federal funding to traditionally black schools, Medicare checks would stop immediately, and their wonderful health insurance would be yanked away from them if the republican gets elected.  All lies, but all are wedge issues he has used for 8 years to divide us.  Class warfare, race relations, religious persecution, you name it, he's done it over the past 8 years.

 

This from the man who claimed he'd bring us all together.  He had that opportunity, and he squandered it from almost the very first day of his presidency.  Clinton promises more of the same as her presidency would follow a similar path toward avenging any perceived political wrongs, diminishing the enemy, and ramrodding whatever agenda she and her globalist masters have in mind down our throats.

 

Trump certainly isn't great, but the main people who find him to be divisive are the very same oneswho adore Obama and are licking the boots of Clinton. 

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