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We the people.. can't, don't choose who. If the people were to choose Trump, give them trump (eom)angry_smile
Robertini 4 Reviews 206 reads
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nuguy461329 reads

from CNN..................

(CNN)—Jamiel Shaw Sr., the father of a high school student killed by an undocumented immigrant, will introduce Donald Trump on Saturday at a rally in Phoenix, Trump campaign officials tell CNN.  

Shaw's son, a high school football star, was shot and killed in Los Angeles in 2008 by a gang member born in Mexico. On Friday, Trump met in Los Angeles with Shaw and other family members of victims of crimes perpetrated by undocumented immigrants. He then gave a lengthy press conference in which he consistently railed against illegal immigration.

Shaw said Friday that Trump's recent comments about illegal immigration resonated deeply with him.  

"He's speaking for the dead. He's speaking for my son," he said. "He's speaking for the people who can't speak for themselves that demand that somebody do something.

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GaGambler219 reads

When Obama went to South Carolina to speak at the funerals of the black people killed in South Carolina, I thought to myself "what a racist phony" as he does seem to care for black lives more than any others and I truly believe he thinks black lives ARE more important to him than are lives of people of any other color.

That said, I find Trump to be just as self serving, just as phony, and just as politically motivated as Obamas "stunts"

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JohnyComeAlready204 reads

I tend to be more sympathetic to the people I identify with. Is that such a terrible thing?

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When Obama went to South Carolina to speak at the funerals of the black people killed in South Carolina, I thought to myself "what a racist phony" as he does seem to care for black lives more than any others and I truly believe he thinks black lives ARE more important to him than are lives of people of any other color.  
   
 That said, I find Trump to be just as self serving, just as phony, and just as politically motivated as Obamas "stunts"

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JackDunphy186 reads

And had he not been a racist, going to that church would have been a beautiful gesture. Sadly though, he has become obsessed with white and black, just like his "racial advisor" lol Al Sharpton.

The beauty of Obama 7 or 8 years ago was that he would distance himself from racists like that but now, he has become one of them instead. How nice...

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marikod277 reads

for the 20 white (or mostly white although  I think they were all white) victims of the Sandy Hook Newtown mass shooting. That’s when I knew he cared more about white lives than black lives because there were some black funerals that same day he did not intend.

       But wait – what was he doing at the church when black people were shot?  Little inconsistent, but I’m going with you and your cronies’ “Obama is a racist” theory, Jack,   because you have thought it out so well

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JackDunphy232 reads

What a bizarre argument that is. So all David Duke would have had to do was go to the SC memorial service and his racism would be ripped out of his soul?

I have made my case of Obama's racism on several occasions recently on this board and not ONE lib argued with my points and ultimate conclusion, INCLUDING you.

But feel free to comment on my evidence of Obama's racism, as I would be more than happy to engage you in that debate.

Please being more to the table something other than him attending a service with gun control being the primary cause of his attendance

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GaGambler202 reads

If a White POTUS said or acted in a similar manner, it would most definitely be front page news.  

and if a POTUS of any race was acting like the racist that Obama has consistently been since day one, I would expect him/her to be call out for it too. Just like if lets say Hillary is elected and she put's women's issues above all others, then she would only be representing half the country, Would that be something you could excuse as well?

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nuguy46218 reads

exactly!!

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JohnyComeAlready236 reads

Don't need them to either

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nuguy46143 reads

he's only the messenger....it's about the open border and the murder of innocent citizens by illegals.
since the border issue was raised we've had 5 presidents and countless congress people....and the border remains open......appears they do not want the border closed......open or closed doesn't affect them...but it affects hundreds of families who have been victimized, some murdered.  

A country with no borders soon is no longer a country.

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bigguy30218 reads

When you play on hate or people who lost their love ones.
Then you always will lose in the long run.
So who is more impressive chump and the families he is exploiting or the families that had their family members killed in the church by that terrorist in South Carolina?
Most of the families forgive that terrorist who murdered their family members in church.
I was more impressed with the latter and not some one standing up for racist chump!

Posted By: nuguy46
from CNN..................  
   
 (CNN)—Jamiel Shaw Sr., the father of a high school student killed by an undocumented immigrant, will introduce Donald Trump on Saturday at a rally in Phoenix, Trump campaign officials tell CNN.  
   
 Shaw's son, a high school football star, was shot and killed in Los Angeles in 2008 by a gang member born in Mexico. On Friday, Trump met in Los Angeles with Shaw and other family members of victims of crimes perpetrated by undocumented immigrants. He then gave a lengthy press conference in which he consistently railed against illegal immigration.  
   
 Shaw said Friday that Trump's recent comments about illegal immigration resonated deeply with him.  
   
 "He's speaking for the dead. He's speaking for my son," he said. "He's speaking for the people who can't speak for themselves that demand that somebody do something."  
 

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