Tim Scott: Why are Republicans accused of racism? Because we’re silent on racism
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  Tim Scott: Why are Republicans accused of racism? Because we’re silent on racism
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« Reply #50 on: January 13, 2019, 04:55:30 PM »

If Tim Scott had any brains in his head he'd be a Democrat. Steve King/Trumpian racial politics will become the new norm. As America becomes less white, the Republican Party will have to win a bigger share of the white vote to stay relevant. That means they'll become more extreme, more racist, and more openly and overtly expressing white supremacist views.

The Democratic Party doesn't believe in the things he believes in, free enterprise, respect of U.S. soldiers with better pay, etc.
This statement is 100% false.

Obama and the Democrats voted in 2007 in the Bush era against pay raise and funding for U.S. troops in Iraq and Afghanistan.
That was due to opposition to those wars not opposition to the troops or raising their pay.
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