More Hispanic and Black voters Switching to the Republican Party

Thanks!

Winsome Sears' recent Virginia victory can represent more minorities voting for Republican candidates

First of all lets take a seat and look into our mass migration status along the Southern Corridor. Yes, many bads are getting in but many others have Christian beliefs. Also, those same groups already in the cities already know about gangs, drugs, corruption and the never ending cycle of crime. That why they came here so you think that they want that same stuff here?

I do believe that if the Alpha agencies can regain their traction the general population of the USA will see through the corrupt USA MSM along with many in government and hopefully begin to vote for the right way. I can only pray and hope.

So looking down the road will Trump screw it up or fix it? That's assuming he gets involved again and they don't put him in the big house but I don't think they will. Like Biden he can claim stupidity. They only put petty criminals in jail for stupidity. At the political level stupidity is considered a virtue.

More Hispanic and Black voters switching to the Republican party

a reply to: Waterglass

Republican's need to do a lot more than just not being democrats. A clear picture of what the future will be is paramount. There were some great programs enacted previously that seemed to work well. The opportunity zones being a big one. Fixing the border being another. Oddly enough, the Hispanic community (the legal immigrants who came here to become Americans) aren't big fans of border crossing illegally.

A winning tactic seemed to be willing to listen to what others have to say instead of telling them what they want.

I sincerely hope that the right uses this opportunity to make some real changes in how they do business. Once the house and Senate are republican, the Biden "screw up America" agenda can be stopped, and if we get the white house back, there will be zero excuses.

with great power comes great responsibility. Don't # it up.

Over the past year we hired a new executive leader for our team. A younger black man. I don't think politics would have any bearing on it, but he is about as conservative as you will find. We don't discuss anything approaching politics, but nothing he says leads me to believe he has liberal political views of any sort. Avid gun user/owner, staunch capitalist mentality, very quiet and conservative home life (aside from his wife having a public persona of sorts on social media).


Not sure why im telling y'all this. Other than its an anecdote that goes with the topic.

a reply to: network dude

They need to knock off those Christmas cards with family members holding guns. I mean really. Are they that stupid?

a reply to: bigfatfurrytexan

Not sure why im telling y'all this

Because you have something under yer fur requiring attention?

a reply to: bigfatfurrytexan

It's not surprising. Outside of Sports, Entertainment, Academia and Government, most Black professionals are Conservative. They are also ostracized by the "Black Community" for selling out to Whitey.

I call shenanigans.

Colored peeps can't even vote ffs, cuz they dont own cars or cell phones and they aint got no internet! And all this redistricting means they cant even afford bus fare to the voting booths.

No, this is pure propaganda....I will wait til Oprah tells me it's so first thank you.

originally posted by: bigfatfurrytexan
Over the past year we hired a new executive leader for our team. A younger black man. I don't think politics would have any bearing on it, but he is about as conservative as you will find. We don't discuss anything approaching politics, but nothing he says leads me to believe he has liberal political views of any sort. Avid gun user/owner, staunch capitalist mentality, very quiet and conservative home life (aside from his wife having a public persona of sorts on social media).


Not sure why im telling y'all this. Other than its an anecdote that goes with the topic.

You sound surprised he didn't want to bust a cap in yo azz...

Im from Atlanta it's not as rare as some would believe, and FWIW it's perfectly natural and a good thing.

a reply to: putnam6

As I've mentioned before. When the Company I worked for sent me to school for engineering I was assigned a mentor. My Mentor was a young Black electrical engineer. Great guy, still a good friend. The people in the neighborhood where he grew up, consider him a traitor because he made a success out of himself. Until we can get past that attitude, nothing is going to change. Too many have too much invested in the status quo. The majority of them have a "D" behind their name.

Nothing will change if the vote counters are criminals.

Second line.

a reply to: putnam6

Not really surprised. But with the way things have been the last 3 years, and how much people have latched on to some of the more lunatic aspects of belief systems....with how much I hear about how we apparently have so little in common that we must now re-segregate ourselves, I was struck by how utterly same he and I are. I don't think either of us has said one thing that the other wasn't nodding in agreement over. He is technically my boss...but we are eye to eye on literally every aspect of the things we both do and talk about.

originally posted by: JIMC5499
a reply to: bigfatfurrytexan

It's not surprising. Outside of Sports, Entertainment, Academia and Government, most Black professionals are Conservative. They are also ostracized by the "Black Community" for selling out to Whitey.

Because some folks had to escape the rat race of the streets and graduate to the rat race of the cubicles. Sometimes you can't bring the homies with you because a few of them are haunted by their past and a few others don't want to play by white collar rules. It tends to damage relationships when you have to tell a brother he's bad for business and that conflict of interest makes noise back at home.

a reply to: TzarChasm

Uh OK.

originally posted by: Waterglass
a reply to: network dude

They need to knock off those Christmas cards with family members holding guns. I mean really. Are they that stupid?

Responsible gun ownership and embracing the second amendment is an American staple. I love em!

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a reply to: PorteurDeMort

Solly but a Christmas card with idiots holding guns?

I am a gun owner also and had a judge approved concealed pistol permit decades ago as I was involved in some junk and escaped one attempt on my life in a Federal Case.

Doom Fooks

a reply to: Waterglass

What's the difference between the Christmas cards and the wannabe gang bangers on tiktok?

You'd really hate our Sportsmen's Club Christmas card. 80 people with over 300 guns.

a reply to: JIMC5499

That's a Sportsman's Club. Not a US Congressman or Congresswomen.

They are secularizing or polarizing themselves and allow witches like AOC and the other one in Minnesota to use it as cannon fodder.

Check out the Mama Bear Movement, one thing the Marxist Liberal Demoncrats did not count on was messing with Mothers children which is above politics. A lot of mothers saw the total crap that was being taught to their children during lock down.
One mother said "when do they get math and science it's all this socialist stuff" Another said "there is no STEM" They claim that is what turned the tide in Va and gave Youngkin the governorship. I think it was all the demoncrats mail in ballots and fake drivers licenses from China were stuck in a containership in La harbor.

a reply to: Waterglass

Honestly, on a historical basis, minorities actually trusting the DNC makes zero sense. They are the party that founded the Ku Klux Klan, one of their modern party icons was a Grand Dragon, and they are the party that has attempted to race bait everything under the sun for their own advantage... logical and proud minorities shouldn't give them the time of day any more than a parent should encourage their child to spend time with a predator.

originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: Waterglass

Republican's need to do a lot more than just not being democrats.

Truth!

originally posted by: network dude

I sincerely hope that the right uses this opportunity to make some real changes in how they do business.

Me too. BUT, if the extreme wings of the right being the most vocal and most widely supported keep letting the former moron run their mouths like marionettes, there will be this constant push pull, instead of the core tenets we used to believe were in all of us.

originally posted by: network dude

Don't # it up.

I hope they dont.