In other words, it is one thing to disagree, even mightily, with a president’s policies. It is quite another to suggest that that president is really a foreign impostor: over, and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over again. And to accept no proof, no matter how extensive, that he really is an American after all.
How many times can a man be the butt of racist humor, or likened to black dictators, or accused of seeking racial revenge upon white people, before it is no longer outrageous or the playing of some mystical, magical race card to assert that, indeed, the people doing these things are really just race-baiting white nationalists in conservative garb?
How long, in short, before we call that which walks and talks like a duck, a fucking duck?
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Can't speak for anyone else but I have been calling it race for about four years now.
So have I and history will look at this time in the same way.
"No one asked to see my birth certificate" That's the whole point, Mitt.
The Republican party has embraced these people wholeheartedly. They are no longer a valid institution in my eyes. Just another bunch of mean-spirited haters.
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