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Which is it says something about his agenda, his priorities, his personal beliefs he invited sharpton no one invited david duke to the white house. this is not about sharpton. this is about race in the country. it s about the president s it s about th view of race. the key is it s not just in inviting sharpton. sharpton himself admitted he s the one advising the president on the new attorney general. but it s not coming over for tea and cookies, it s actually inviting him to advise on policy. what s wrong with what s wrong with loretta lynch as the lynch as the new attorney general? i m asking a i m asking a question, what s wrong with loretta lynch? nothing. that s my point. boldface lying or getting all his advice from the caddies on the golf course. when was the date the place back in the george w. bush administration that you saw race rights, that you saw protests to the level and extent that we are seeing today? well, you got to admit richard, if we re being tota ....
Gentleman helps lbj to do race rights and being the straight black president helps president obama to expand lgbt civil rights. maybe. i mean my impression of the speech, i came away from watching it that it was so realistic in the sense that he made references he talked about history moving backwards, which the first thing i thought about was the shelby county decision. he also mentioned very pragmatically that passing laws is only the first step. during lbj s time we had bigotry and discrimination and racism that was codified into law so the policy fight was very easy from a progressive standpoint of good versus bad. now we still have all of those issues, but they re in a much more subtle way, so it s a harder fight. it s a tougher lift for him to move ahead. and maybe i see what you re saying. maybe sometimes when you re not at the centering of those issues, maybe it is a little easier as a leader, as a lawmaker to see the calculus and to move on that. ....