Trump lost moving on with new year go Biden

yes there are small clumps scattered out through the country...as for your suburbs and cities comments......that has been true for ages....that's the complaint Colo and Mont have had with Calif for years.....but the fact is...majority rules

Yes and no regarding majority rules - electoral college kinda negates that - for good cause - or NY and California would call all the shots :|
 
I do and don't understand intercity black families, and many welfare dependent white people that are here in Maine, that continue to depend on the " People Party for for handouts " that continue to allow the Democrats to give them just enough free stuff so they can survive but, do nothing to lift them up to be self dependent and successful. Complain about the corporations because they have accumulated great wealth through the capitalistic system, the same system that has made America the most successful country on the planet. These same wealthy companies that employ thousands of people world wide, many with high paying jobs and great benefits. This same wealthy successful people are soon to be expected to pay extreme taxes if the ridiculous, Democratic party follows through with big plans to make our country become a socialistic government. We the people have already failed to keep the independent, liberal, socialistic movement out of our lives and more then that out of our children's lives by allowing our schools from kindergarten all the way though college with liberal social programs to indoctrinate students to depend on others give them good jobs, all kinds of free stuff while doing away with the constitutions. Are these Facts on the internet, maybe but we don't need facts we are living through it . Donald Trump with all his human falls is smarter than any of us and almost all of the corrupt politicians that have tried to defeat him for almost 3 years. How many swear words did I use, how much disgusting name calling? Oh ya I 'm to stupid to do that. Go Trump 2020
 
I LUV Maine - great state - my nephew was in the Marines became an MP - when he got out became a police officer in Lewiston - he stayed a coupla years but told me the problem with the Somali migrants was so bad he couldn’t stand it - he and his family moved out of Maine - a shame because his wife was from there.
 
Yes and no regarding majority rules - electoral college kinda negates that - for good cause - or NY and California would call all the shots :|

wrong..….you want to know why there even is a electoral college....believe it or not...well I guess in a way it did have to do with majority rule...…….the founding fathers were more than a little racial and concerned that might be a problem!

that's a fact...looked up one time how the electoral college came about
 
I LUV Maine - great state - my nephew was in the Marines became an MP - when he got out became a police officer in Lewiston - he stayed a coupla years but told me the problem with the Somali migrants was so bad he couldn’t stand it - he and his family moved out of Maine - a shame because his wife was from there.
Portland and Lewiston area is southern Maine, Central and northern is much better.
 
Been to Lubec and Eastport many times - my ******* had a house on Campobello Island.
Also loved Mt. Desert and Bar Harbor area.


Is Maine a democratic state?
Maine remains a Democratic state, however the distribution between Democrats, Republicans and Independents is changing. The Democratic Party is more prevalent in the southern and eastern sections of Maine while the Republican Party tends to be more prevalent in the rest of the state, which is more rural and sparsely populated.
 
Here is yet another person vouching for Donald Trump not being a racist. I expect @subhub174014 , @Zwing, and @Drillher4me to doubt his words but other people might be glad to hear him clear the air about Donald Trump....

from ( https://stream.org/old-friend-of-trump-makes-the-case-hes-not-racist/ )
Old Friend of Trump Makes the Case: He’s Not Racist!

By MIKE HUCKABEE Published on August 9, 2019 • 8 Comments

Mike Huckabee
Many Trump supporters have reached their breaking point from all the groundless accusations of racism and white supremacy being leveled at the President — and, by extension, at them. Count me among that group. I’ve never seen anything like this in my life. If you are unfortunate enough to be watching CNN (maybe you’re stranded at the airport), you will think the whole world has gone freaking crazy. But it really hasn’t. We know what’s going on: Democrats desperate to retake power are caught in the grip of a mass hysteria. They’ve simply shifted focus from “Russia” to “racist.”
As Much a Racist as He is a Russian Agent
Trump is no more a white supremacist than he is a Russian agent, yet that nonsense was all we heard for three years. Breathless reporters accused Trump of conspiring with Vladimir P.utin to get elected President, which would make him a traitor to his country and subject to punishments up to and including execution. When that fantasy fizzled, and the dream of impeachment faded (until they can stir it back up), it had to be replaced by something else just as baseless and far-fetched. Now, instead of being an election-stealing puppet of Putin, Trump is a card-carrying, hood-wearing, cross-burning, code-talking, immigrant-hating white supremacist. And so is anyone who supports him, or even just doesn’t sufficiently hate him.
I know Donald Trump well, and have gone on record saying I don’t believe he’s racist. In order to maintain that he is, his political enemies have had to twist his words and say he meant something other than what he did. Prime example: For the thousandth time, Trump was not talking about white supremacists in Charlottesville when he said there were “good people on both sides.” He was talking about the good people who disagree on whether or not to take down historic Confederate monuments. There are good people speaking from their hearts on both sides of that argument. When I hear people distort what Trump was talking about here, it leads me to dismiss everything else they have to say. They are helping perpetuate a lie, either deliberately or through ignorance. There are countless examples of this.
Trump’s Quiet (Decidedly Not Racist) Acts of Benevolence
How do you prove someone is not a racist? They say it’s impossible to prove a negative, but, actually, in this case, it looks to me as though we pretty well can. There’s just no evidence that Trump is a racist, but plenty to suggest that he is not. Andrew J. Stein, a former president of the New York City Council and former president of the Manhattan Borough, says in a new piece for The Hill that he’s known Trump since 1973 — that’s close to half a century — and has “never seen any indication of any form of racism.” In fact, he’s seen the contrary.
Trump certainly doesn’t always choose his words in the most sensitive way, but he has shown he cares about people of all races by what he has done. (Why is it that, to Democrats, paying politically-correct lip service to “oppressed” groups is so much more important than actually helping them?) According to Stein, when black or Hispanic groups have needed help, Trump was there — typically without publicity. For example, when Stein needed to get donated materials down to Puerto Rico after a devastating hurricane in the 1980s, he called Trump, who provided them with a 727 jet. Gosh, he must have forgotten that Puerto Rico is full of “brown people.”
When it’s money that will help solve the problem, Trump will write a big check. Trump helped pay for the senior center for the largest black church in Queens. Sometimes it’s to help an individual or family, as when he helped get an African-American woman with two young ******* off the street and into low-income housing, also in Queens.
Stein points out that Trump’s criticism of Rep. Elijah Cummings of Maryland had nothing to do with Cummings’ race, though Cummings is doing all he can to further the false “Trump is a racist” narrative. I’d put it this way: Trump said Baltimore was a rat-infested mess because Baltimore is a rat-infested mess. He was speaking an obvious truth. Trump is no more racist than the rats, who don’t notice the color of the people in a homeless camp or trash-strewn sidewalk or slummy apartment complex before deciding to “infest” it. Rats are an equal opportunity infestation. They would “infest” Nancy Pelosi’s lovely San Francisco home if they could, but her household staff would quickly dispense with the rodent problem. Something the City of San Francisco fails to do for the people of all colors who walk its streets.
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Trump is also being called a racist for voicing/tweeting some well-deserved criticism of “the Squad,” that group of four ultra-leftist women “of color” (the meaning of which has now apparently expanded to encompass all non-whites) who now — unbelievably, considering the hateful things they say — are members of Congress. Does anyone actually think that if these women were white, Trump would treat them any differently? (And he didn’t tell them to “go back to the countries they came from”; that is yet another misquotation.)
That’s the thing: Trump treats people the way he feels they deserve to be treated, regardless of their race. Being “of color” does not — and should not — make anyone immune to criticism. Only a racist would look at someone’s color to decide how to treat that person.
His Acts as President
But back to Stein’s piece. He goes on to point out things Trump has done as President to help economically distressed communities, like creating empowerment zones through tax incentives and grants. Trump also pushed through the First Step Act, bipartisan legislation designed to reduce mandatory sentences for low-risk inmates with good behavior, so they can begin to rebuild their lives. Stein also mentions that unemployment for blacks and Hispanics is currently the lowest it has been in 60 years.
Trump will never please the leftists no matter what he says or does, and neither will we. It’s pathetic, though; accusations of racism are really all they have now. Simply refuse to accept that label. Laugh at their desperation. It’s going to be up to us to reject as incorrect their false narrative of racism on the right.
Without that, they have nothing.

Mike Huckabee is the former governor of Arkansas and longtime conservative commentator on issues in culture and current events. A New York Times best-selling author, he hosts the weekly talk show Huckabee on TBN.
Originally published at MikeHuckabee.com. Reprinted with permission.
 
Here is yet another person vouching for Donald Trump not being a racist. I expect @subhub174014 , @Zwing, and @Drillher4me to doubt his words but other people might be glad to hear him clear the air about Donald Trump....

from ( https://stream.org/old-friend-of-trump-makes-the-case-hes-not-racist/ )
Old Friend of Trump Makes the Case: He’s Not Racist!

By MIKE HUCKABEE Published on August 9, 2019 • 8 Comments

Mike Huckabee
Many Trump supporters have reached their breaking point from all the groundless accusations of racism and white supremacy being leveled at the President — and, by extension, at them. Count me among that group. I’ve never seen anything like this in my life. If you are unfortunate enough to be watching CNN (maybe you’re stranded at the airport), you will think the whole world has gone freaking crazy. But it really hasn’t. We know what’s going on: Democrats desperate to retake power are caught in the grip of a mass hysteria. They’ve simply shifted focus from “Russia” to “racist.”
As Much a Racist as He is a Russian Agent
Trump is no more a white supremacist than he is a Russian agent, yet that nonsense was all we heard for three years. Breathless reporters accused Trump of conspiring with Vladimir P.utin to get elected President, which would make him a traitor to his country and subject to punishments up to and including execution. When that fantasy fizzled, and the dream of impeachment faded (until they can stir it back up), it had to be replaced by something else just as baseless and far-fetched. Now, instead of being an election-stealing puppet of Poroshenko, Trump is a card-carrying, hood-wearing, cross-burning, code-talking, immigrant-hating white supremacist. And so is anyone who supports him, or even just doesn’t sufficiently hate him.
I know Donald Trump well, and have gone on record saying I don’t believe he’s racist. In order to maintain that he is, his political enemies have had to twist his words and say he meant something other than what he did. Prime example: For the thousandth time, Trump was not talking about white supremacists in Charlottesville when he said there were “good people on both sides.” He was talking about the good people who disagree on whether or not to take down historic Confederate monuments. There are good people speaking from their hearts on both sides of that argument. When I hear people distort what Trump was talking about here, it leads me to dismiss everything else they have to say. They are helping perpetuate a lie, either deliberately or through ignorance. There are countless examples of this.
Trump’s Quiet (Decidedly Not Racist) Acts of Benevolence
How do you prove someone is not a racist? They say it’s impossible to prove a negative, but, actually, in this case, it looks to me as though we pretty well can. There’s just no evidence that Trump is a racist, but plenty to suggest that he is not. Andrew J. Stein, a former president of the New York City Council and former president of the Manhattan Borough, says in a new piece for The Hill that he’s known Trump since 1973 — that’s close to half a century — and has “never seen any indication of any form of racism.” In fact, he’s seen the contrary.
Trump certainly doesn’t always choose his words in the most sensitive way, but he has shown he cares about people of all races by what he has done. (Why is it that, to Democrats, paying politically-correct lip service to “oppressed” groups is so much more important than actually helping them?) According to Stein, when black or Hispanic groups have needed help, Trump was there — typically without publicity. For example, when Stein needed to get donated materials down to Puerto Rico after a devastating hurricane in the 1980s, he called Trump, who provided them with a 727 jet. Gosh, he must have forgotten that Puerto Rico is full of “brown people.”
When it’s money that will help solve the problem, Trump will write a big check. Trump helped pay for the senior center for the largest black church in Queens. Sometimes it’s to help an individual or family, as when he helped get an African-American woman with two young ******* off the street and into low-income housing, also in Queens.
Stein points out that Trump’s criticism of Rep. Elijah Cummings of Maryland had nothing to do with Cummings’ race, though Cummings is doing all he can to further the false “Trump is a racist” narrative. I’d put it this way: Trump said Baltimore was a rat-infested mess because Baltimore is a rat-infested mess. He was speaking an obvious truth. Trump is no more racist than the rats, who don’t notice the color of the people in a homeless camp or trash-strewn sidewalk or slummy apartment complex before deciding to “infest” it. Rats are an equal opportunity infestation. They would “infest” Nancy Pelosi’s lovely San Francisco home if they could, but her household staff would quickly dispense with the rodent problem. Something the City of San Francisco fails to do for the people of all colors who walk its streets.
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Trump is also being called a racist for voicing/tweeting some well-deserved criticism of “the Squad,” that group of four ultra-leftist women “of color” (the meaning of which has now apparently expanded to encompass all non-whites) who now — unbelievably, considering the hateful things they say — are members of Congress. Does anyone actually think that if these women were white, Trump would treat them any differently? (And he didn’t tell them to “go back to the countries they came from”; that is yet another misquotation.)
That’s the thing: Trump treats people the way he feels they deserve to be treated, regardless of their race. Being “of color” does not — and should not — make anyone immune to criticism. Only a racist would look at someone’s color to decide how to treat that person.
His Acts as President
But back to Stein’s piece. He goes on to point out things Trump has done as President to help economically distressed communities, like creating empowerment zones through tax incentives and grants. Trump also pushed through the First Step Act, bipartisan legislation designed to reduce mandatory sentences for low-risk inmates with good behavior, so they can begin to rebuild their lives. Stein also mentions that unemployment for blacks and Hispanics is currently the lowest it has been in 60 years.
Trump will never please the leftists no matter what he says or does, and neither will we. It’s pathetic, though; accusations of racism are really all they have now. Simply refuse to accept that label. Laugh at their desperation. It’s going to be up to us to reject as incorrect their false narrative of racism on the right.
Without that, they have nothing.

Mike Huckabee is the former governor of Arkansas and longtime conservative commentator on issues in culture and current events. A New York Times best-selling author, he hosts the weekly talk show Huckabee on TBN.
Originally published at MikeHuckabee.com. Reprinted with permission.


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the UN no less
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Jun 04, 2016 · I think if you are somebody who keeps up with the news and particularly the US election campaign then you shouldn't need any evidence at all, I certainly am not going to waste my time providing you with material proof of his racist, isolationist a...


I'm trying to see things from your point of view, but I can't get my head that far up my ass.
 
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Here Are 13 Examples Of Donald Trump Being Racist | HuffPost

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Workers at Trump’s casinos in Atlantic City, New Jersey, have accused him of racism over the years. The New Jersey Casino Control Commission fined the Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino $200,000 in 1992 because managers would remove African-American card dealers at the request of a certain big-spending gambler. A state appeals court upheld the fine.





Opinion | Trump Is a Racist. Period. - The New York Times


https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/14/opinion/trump-racist-shithole.html · Aug 15, 2019




Donald Trump is a bigot and a racist - The Washington Post

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Dec 01, 2015 · But there is a greater imperative not to be silent in the face of demagoguery. Trump in this campaign has gone after African Americans, immigrants, Latinos, Asians, women, Muslims and now the

the UN no less
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I'm trying to see things from your point of view, but I can't get my head that far up my ass.
Name calling? I guess that is a Democrat strategy when your back is against the wall?
Quoting @subhub174014 "I'm trying to see things from your point of view, but I can't get my head that far up my ass. "

Courtesy of @subhub174014 : https://www.blacktowhite.net/threads/go-trump.160047/post-2537639

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I do and don't understand intercity black families, and many welfare dependent white people that are here in Maine, that continue to depend on the " People Party for for handouts " that continue to allow the Democrats to give them just enough free stuff so they can survive but, do nothing to lift them up to be self dependent and successful. Complain about the corporations because they have accumulated great wealth through the capitalistic system, the same system that has made America the most successful country on the planet. These same wealthy companies that employ thousands of people world wide, many with high paying jobs and great benefits. This same wealthy successful people are soon to be expected to pay extreme taxes if the ridiculous, Democratic party follows through with big plans to make our country become a socialistic government. We the people have already failed to keep the independent, liberal, socialistic movement out of our lives and more then that out of our children's lives by allowing our schools from kindergarten all the way though college with liberal social programs to indoctrinate students to depend on others give them good jobs, all kinds of free stuff while doing away with the constitutions. Are these Facts on the internet, maybe but we don't need facts we are living through it . Donald Trump with all his human falls is smarter than any of us and almost all of the corrupt politicians that have tried to defeat him for almost 3 years. How many swear words did I use, how much disgusting name calling? Oh ya I 'm to stupid to do that. Go Trump 2020

Trump is a lying racist POS. He's also a MORON, and anyone who calls him smart is CLUELESS. Your entire post is disgusting.
 
Here is yet another person vouching for Donald Trump not being a racist. I expect @subhub174014 , @Zwing, and @Drillher4me to doubt his words but other people might be glad to hear him clear the air about Donald Trump....

from ( https://stream.org/old-friend-of-trump-makes-the-case-hes-not-racist/ )
Old Friend of Trump Makes the Case: He’s Not Racist!

By MIKE HUCKABEE Published on August 9, 2019 • 8 Comments

Mike Huckabee
Many Trump supporters have reached their breaking point from all the groundless accusations of racism and white supremacy being leveled at the President — and, by extension, at them. Count me among that group. I’ve never seen anything like this in my life. If you are unfortunate enough to be watching CNN (maybe you’re stranded at the airport), you will think the whole world has gone freaking crazy. But it really hasn’t. We know what’s going on: Democrats desperate to retake power are caught in the grip of a mass hysteria. They’ve simply shifted focus from “Russia” to “racist.”
As Much a Racist as He is a Russian Agent
Trump is no more a white supremacist than he is a Russian agent, yet that nonsense was all we heard for three years. Breathless reporters accused Trump of conspiring with Vladimir P.utin to get elected President, which would make him a traitor to his country and subject to punishments up to and including execution. When that fantasy fizzled, and the dream of impeachment faded (until they can stir it back up), it had to be replaced by something else just as baseless and far-fetched. Now, instead of being an election-stealing puppet of Poroshenko, Trump is a card-carrying, hood-wearing, cross-burning, code-talking, immigrant-hating white supremacist. And so is anyone who supports him, or even just doesn’t sufficiently hate him.
I know Donald Trump well, and have gone on record saying I don’t believe he’s racist. In order to maintain that he is, his political enemies have had to twist his words and say he meant something other than what he did. Prime example: For the thousandth time, Trump was not talking about white supremacists in Charlottesville when he said there were “good people on both sides.” He was talking about the good people who disagree on whether or not to take down historic Confederate monuments. There are good people speaking from their hearts on both sides of that argument. When I hear people distort what Trump was talking about here, it leads me to dismiss everything else they have to say. They are helping perpetuate a lie, either deliberately or through ignorance. There are countless examples of this.
Trump’s Quiet (Decidedly Not Racist) Acts of Benevolence
How do you prove someone is not a racist? They say it’s impossible to prove a negative, but, actually, in this case, it looks to me as though we pretty well can. There’s just no evidence that Trump is a racist, but plenty to suggest that he is not. Andrew J. Stein, a former president of the New York City Council and former president of the Manhattan Borough, says in a new piece for The Hill that he’s known Trump since 1973 — that’s close to half a century — and has “never seen any indication of any form of racism.” In fact, he’s seen the contrary.
Trump certainly doesn’t always choose his words in the most sensitive way, but he has shown he cares about people of all races by what he has done. (Why is it that, to Democrats, paying politically-correct lip service to “oppressed” groups is so much more important than actually helping them?) According to Stein, when black or Hispanic groups have needed help, Trump was there — typically without publicity. For example, when Stein needed to get donated materials down to Puerto Rico after a devastating hurricane in the 1980s, he called Trump, who provided them with a 727 jet. Gosh, he must have forgotten that Puerto Rico is full of “brown people.”
When it’s money that will help solve the problem, Trump will write a big check. Trump helped pay for the senior center for the largest black church in Queens. Sometimes it’s to help an individual or family, as when he helped get an African-American woman with two young ******* off the street and into low-income housing, also in Queens.
Stein points out that Trump’s criticism of Rep. Elijah Cummings of Maryland had nothing to do with Cummings’ race, though Cummings is doing all he can to further the false “Trump is a racist” narrative. I’d put it this way: Trump said Baltimore was a rat-infested mess because Baltimore is a rat-infested mess. He was speaking an obvious truth. Trump is no more racist than the rats, who don’t notice the color of the people in a homeless camp or trash-strewn sidewalk or slummy apartment complex before deciding to “infest” it. Rats are an equal opportunity infestation. They would “infest” Nancy Pelosi’s lovely San Francisco home if they could, but her household staff would quickly dispense with the rodent problem. Something the City of San Francisco fails to do for the people of all colors who walk its streets.
Help us champion truth, freedom, limited government and human dignity. Support The Stream »
Trump is also being called a racist for voicing/tweeting some well-deserved criticism of “the Squad,” that group of four ultra-leftist women “of color” (the meaning of which has now apparently expanded to encompass all non-whites) who now — unbelievably, considering the hateful things they say — are members of Congress. Does anyone actually think that if these women were white, Trump would treat them any differently? (And he didn’t tell them to “go back to the countries they came from”; that is yet another misquotation.)
That’s the thing: Trump treats people the way he feels they deserve to be treated, regardless of their race. Being “of color” does not — and should not — make anyone immune to criticism. Only a racist would look at someone’s color to decide how to treat that person.
His Acts as President
But back to Stein’s piece. He goes on to point out things Trump has done as President to help economically distressed communities, like creating empowerment zones through tax incentives and grants. Trump also pushed through the First Step Act, bipartisan legislation designed to reduce mandatory sentences for low-risk inmates with good behavior, so they can begin to rebuild their lives. Stein also mentions that unemployment for blacks and Hispanics is currently the lowest it has been in 60 years.
Trump will never please the leftists no matter what he says or does, and neither will we. It’s pathetic, though; accusations of racism are really all they have now. Simply refuse to accept that label. Laugh at their desperation. It’s going to be up to us to reject as incorrect their false narrative of racism on the right.
Without that, they have nothing.

Mike Huckabee is the former governor of Arkansas and longtime conservative commentator on issues in culture and current events. A New York Times best-selling author, he hosts the weekly talk show Huckabee on TBN.
Originally published at MikeHuckabee.com. Reprinted with permission.

Mike Huckabee is a fake ass Christian, so he is NO proof of anything. Trump is a FUCKING RACIST. Google is FREE -- just do some reading instead of repeating what Trump and FOX news tells you.
 
If you keep pressing me to research how much of a racist Donald Trump is NOT I may have to publish a book about it one day as you are ironically forsing me to find lots of material. I'd give you an autographed copy but you would probably burn it if you have a fireplace. Here is more evidence that Donald Trump is not racist @subhub174014:

Trump also has a very interesting history of throwing his weight behind black people. He appointed the first black female marine corps general. He has openly endorsed black candidates for public office such as Michigan's John James for U.S. Senate and even more recently Kentucky’s Daniel Cameron for state attorney general.

The racist-Trump narrative really falls apart when we consider that the president endorsed and signed a criminal justice reform bill that has overwhelmingly benefited people of color. Likewise, Trump has used his executive powers to literally bust black ******* dealers out of prison. Trump has also played a role in upgrading Rev. Martin Luther King's birthplace into a National Historical Park. Furthermore, he recently helped to establish the home of Mississippi civil rights hero, Megder Evers, as a National Monument. Trump posthumously pardoned the wrongfully accused black boxer Jack Johnson. Despite what you believe about the Central Park 5, Trump is responsible for freeing more black people from prison than current progressive frontrunner Joe Biden, a lead architect for our racist system of mass incarceration.

from: ( https://www.gardenweb.com/discussions/5762420/proving-trump-is-not-a-racist )

Your continual EXCUSES for Trump's BLATANT RACISM is so fucking disgusting I have no words. Stay in Canada while we get rid of that fat orange piece of ******* RACIST.
 
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