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Yeah, they are idiots that should be fired.cardsfansince82 wrote:The entire party is not, that is the thing. The only way to make changes to the Republican party is from the inside. Weed out the racists idiots, get rid of the homo-phobes and the bigots.wart57 wrote:
Why would any minority want to join a party openly hostile toward minorities?
- Gregory T. Angelo president of the Log Cabin Republicans, the big, gay group within the party on the republican platformIn a nutshell, the most anti-LGBT platform in the Republican Party's 162-year history.
No. Just stupid.Myles wrote:So voting for Trump or Cruz makes you a racist? Didn't know that.cardsfansince82 wrote:Actually it is the entire party. 80% of primary voters voted for either Trump or Cruz. The official party platform that was passed in a landslide by the delegates has discrimination at its core. Quit putting the onus on other people to change the republican party. It is what it is at this point.wart57 wrote:The entire party is not, that is the thing. The only way to make changes to the Republican party is from the inside. Weed out the racists idiots, get rid of the homo-phobes and the bigots.cardsfansince82 wrote:Why would any minority want to join a party openly hostile toward minorities?wart57 wrote:Right, what was I thinking, getting involved is for losers, it is so much better to sit on front of a computer and complain.Freed Roger wrote:republican (or democrat FWIW) intern to make changes and a difference. that's a good one. ha ha.wart57 wrote: I find it disheartening that there are no African Americans in that picture. But, if an African American wanted to be a Republican intern, just go apply and start trying to make changes and make a difference.
Does voting for Hillary make you a criminal? A liar?
I assume the "stupid" applies to those voting for Trump or Hillary?BW23 wrote:No. Just stupid.Myles wrote:So voting for Trump or Cruz makes you a racist? Didn't know that.cardsfansince82 wrote:Actually it is the entire party. 80% of primary voters voted for either Trump or Cruz. The official party platform that was passed in a landslide by the delegates has discrimination at its core. Quit putting the onus on other people to change the republican party. It is what it is at this point.wart57 wrote:The entire party is not, that is the thing. The only way to make changes to the Republican party is from the inside. Weed out the racists idiots, get rid of the homo-phobes and the bigots.cardsfansince82 wrote:Why would any minority want to join a party openly hostile toward minorities?wart57 wrote:Right, what was I thinking, getting involved is for losers, it is so much better to sit on front of a computer and complain.Freed Roger wrote:republican (or democrat FWIW) intern to make changes and a difference. that's a good one. ha ha.wart57 wrote: I find it disheartening that there are no African Americans in that picture. But, if an African American wanted to be a Republican intern, just go apply and start trying to make changes and make a difference.
Does voting for Hillary make you a criminal? A liar?
Preposterous.jim wrote:She's [expletive] drop dead gorgeous. FCBG > FRBG.
I am quite happy to say FCBG = FRBG. They are both out of my league.thrill wrote:Preposterous.jim wrote:She's [expletive] drop dead gorgeous. FCBG > FRBG.
Former presidential candidate Deez Nuts is like a lot of American voters.
He doesn’t like the Republican or Democratic nominee, and has no idea how the country wound up choosing between what some consider two of the most polarizing politicians in recent history.
“I don’t know what happened, because they are probably the two most disliked people they could have picked. Yet, the only two people that were favorable, John Kasich and Bernie Sanders ...” said Brady Olson, 16, trailing off as he shook his head slowly in disbelief.
“I don’t know what to say about that.”
Olson, of rural Wallingford, made international headlines last year while running for president under the moniker Deez Nuts.
The name, swiped from a popular Internet meme, was his 12-year-old brother’s idea.
Can you imagine FCBG + FRBG? I can.wart57 wrote:I am quite happy to say FCBG = FRBG. They are both out of my league.thrill wrote:Preposterous.jim wrote:She's [expletive] drop dead gorgeous. FCBG > FRBG.
But that's no fun so let's stick with the storyline of only white people allowed in the Republican party.Paul Ryan's photograph was actually taken at an event for the 2016 Congressional Summer Intern Lecture Series, which is open to interns from both parties. While some speakers and events likely drew a greater share of Republican (or Democratic) interns than others, it's not accurate to classify this photograph as an image specifically showing all (or only) Republican interns.
RJ Khalaf, an intern for Congressman André Carson (D-Ind.), said that the photograph is more indicative of the lack of diversity on Capitol Hill as a whole rather than among one party or the other: