Sunday, June 12, 2016

Cave Man!



MSNBC's Joy Reid ... never mind





That didn't take long

Conflicting Blames

Which Statement Makes Sense?

But don't call them terrorists


Trump's Black Vote

Funniest Joke I Ever Heard
(Jimmy Stewart-1984)




When history bites you in the ass

Obama: "Hillary Clinton is a LIAR"


metzger hat dance

JFK's signature quote in millennial hands



Abortion abortion



 





Now she'll be haunted for the rest of life, knowing that her daughter (put up for adoption)  didn't die. Poor thing. 

RE: Pocahontis Warren

Stageringly Stupid People    
So how is Trump's Pocahontas remark racist?




Odd what catches my eye. This vanity post on Free Repubic yesterday, did.

So how is Trump's Pocahontas remark racist? (vanity)
6/11/2016 | Myself
Posted on 6/11/2016, 12:18:08 PM by Crucial

Donald Trump continues to call Elizabeth Warren "Pocahontas" and is being called a racist for doing so. So let's go through this charge in a straightforward and logical way, a way which escapes too many Americans, particularly liberals.

Elizabeth Warren lied on her college admission aplications that she was native American even though she has no Native American ancestry. Elizabeth Warren is Lilly white. Warren claims one side of her family has Indian descendents and then flip flops and says the other side has them. Elizabeth Warren will not release genealogical records.

It's obvious Warren is a fraud. It's also obvious that the fraud perpetrated was racist in nature.

So how did Trump come to be called racist? Trump called a white women a famous Indian name to shame her for perpetuating a clearly racist fraud. Trump did not disparage Pocahontas in the least. Trump disparaged Elizabeth Warren, the lilly white fraud.

So how is Trump racist again? How stupid and cowardly are the people calling him racist?

I think the answer is obvious and that the press and the political class are perpetuating fraud.

The "If the Republicans disarm.." pic is based on a meme that's flying about.  The quote is Joseph Stalins; embraced by Pocahontas.