ESPN's Stephen A. Smith: Vote GOP

[Fionn mac Cumh]

LOL at taking that idiot stephen A smith serious. People like the thread starter jump at the chance to show any minority speaking out against the DEM party cause its so rare.

[n david]

Originally Posted by Fionn mac Cumh

LOL at taking that idiot stephen A smith serious. People like the thread starter jump at the chance to show any minority speaking out against the DEM party cause its so rare.

Why don't you take his comments seriously? Is it because he's just a talking head (a loud, annoying one at that) on a sports show?

And you're wrong about why I posted this. I posted this because of his comments about Rand Paul, not because he's a rare "minority speaking out against the DEM party."

[Fionn mac Cumh]

Originally Posted by n david

Why don't you take his comments seriously? Is it because he's just a talking head (a loud, annoying one at that) on a sports show?

And you're wrong about why I posted this. I posted this because of his comments about Rand Paul, not because he's a rare "minority speaking out against the DEM party."

He says stuff on TV only later to come out and say not to take anything he says seriously. Look what he said about Chip Kelly being racist. He back tracked and said he wasnt serious and that it was all for show So anything he says on race relations isnt relevant.

[n david]

Originally Posted by Fionn mac Cumh

He says stuff on TV only later to come out and say not to take anything he says seriously. Look what he said about Chip Kelly being racist. He back tracked and said he wasnt serious and that it was all for show So anything he says on race relations isnt relevant.

So you don't think the Dem Party has taken the black vote for granted, that the GOP has mostly given up on even trying to gain their votes, or that because of the possibility of these two issues that blacks are under-represented? I don't think anyone can argue against what he said, regardless of his past statements. He may not be relevant, but what he said is.

Is the black community better after the past decades of voting for the Democrat Party?

[shazeep]

Originally Posted by n david

Whatever, Shazy/bbryd09. Your stupid meme has nothing to do with the subject of this thread. But that's your shtick. I'll say again, if you can't keep to the subject of this thread -- Stephen Smith's comments about black voters and the GOP -- then just don't post here and go to some other thread to post your tripe.

wadr, this is strictly your opinion, which you are entitled to. I'll just refer you to my last post. Have a nice day.

[Praxeas]

Originally Posted by shazeep

ya, by all means, avoid disputing any of the statements at all cost.

You spelled Memes wrong

[shazeep]

hey, whatever gets one past it without examination, i guess.

[Fionn mac Cumh]

Originally Posted by n david

So you don't think the Dem Party has taken the black vote for granted, that the GOP has mostly given up on even trying to gain their votes, or that because of the possibility of these two issues that blacks are under-represented? I don't think anyone can argue against what he said, regardless of his past statements. He may not be relevant, but what he said is.

Is the black community better after the past decades of voting for the Democrat Party?

Is the poor white people of the south better after voting GOP?

[aegsm76]

Seems like the migration in the US is from the North to the South.
Hard to believe.

[n david]

Originally Posted by Fionn mac Cumh

Is the poor white people of the south better after voting GOP?

That's not an answer.

Has the Dem Party taken the black voter for granted?
Has the GOP given up on trying to win the black vote?
If so, has this caused black voters to be unrepresented in Congress?
Has the past decades of voting for the Dem Party done anything to help the black community?

Also, who says "poor, white people" from the south vote GOP? Based on the Dem Party's love for government assistance and the GOP's desire to cut those benefits, I would bet most don't vote GOP.