What republican politicians are actually concerned about. And it ain't people.

[BillyCarpenter]

That's not even close to what she said. Nowhere in her statement does she say all of any group. Stop leading with your biases and actually read and understand what she said.
When you do that, get back to me

She said "people of color". I'm done with you and your lies.

[copier addict]

She said "people of color". I'm done with you and your lies.

She said "communities of colour". Are you ever truthful?

[D_L_P]

Learn to read. KamelToe said "people of color" would be first in line. Ooops.

It was an interview so it should be learn to listen, not read Also, she said "lowest income communities and communities of color that are impacted the most", not "people of color".

Then she said "..giving resources based on equity", not giving resources based on race.

Do you understand equity and race are two different terms?

[copier addict]

It was an interview so it should be learn to listen, not read Also, she said "lowest income communities and communities of color that are impacted the most", not "people of color".

Then she said "..giving resources based on equity", not giving resources based on race.

Do you understand equity and race are two different terms?

I think in his mind rich white people are the most "equitable".

[D_L_P]

You live in Ohio so have no idea about Harris's history. I live in California and as such I am quite aware of her history and what she means by the use of the term "Equity". With her it has always meant race.

Is it living in California that excuses people from equivocate two different terms? Seems that logical fallacy knows no borders.

[D_L_P]

I think in his mind rich white people are the most "equitable".

Yep. The absolute outrage at someone wanting to distribute resources... fairly.

[copier addict]

Yep. The absolute outrage at someone wanting to distribute resources... fairly.

He probably believes the aid will "trickle down" to the poor. Lol

[bsm2]

Florida Sen. Rick Scott, a member of Republican leadership in the upper chamber, said Sunday that he does not "condone violence" after Donald Trump lashed out at Senate GOP leader Mitch McConnell and suggested McConnell had a "death wish"-- but Scott stopped short of condemning the former president.

Trump, in a post on his Truth Social website last week, wrote that McConnell must have a "death wish" after supporting a continuing resolution to fund the federal government.

[BillyCarpenter]

It was an interview so it should be learn to listen, not read Also, she said "lowest income communities and communities of color that are impacted the most", not "people of color".

Then she said "..giving resources based on equity", not giving resources based on race.

Do you understand equity and race are two different terms?

You're not very smart. That's the first thing. Why did KamelToe need to say both "lowest income communities and communities of color"?



If race has nothing to do with it, she should have only said low income communities.

You are either very stupid or a fucking liar. Tell us which??

[BillyCarpenter]

Also, KamelToe said this. Keep in mind a major hurricane just devastated Florida. Race shoudn't have even been mentioned. Bodies were still being found. Fucking disgusting.

"We have to address this in a way that is about giving resources based on equity, understanding that we fight for equality, but we also need to fight for equity," she added.

You liberals do nothing but lie. She's talking about communities of color and fighting for equality" and you liars are gonna sit up here and lie and say that she wasn't talking about race. Liars.