Also, he doesn't have a good American-sounding name like 'Castellanos' Thank goodness the Trump campaign has put that whole "birther" thing behind it with Donald Trump's 30-second disavowal of the whole thing, which was Hillary Clinton's fault anyway. But you know, the fact remains that this Barack HUSSEIN Obama sure is a lot different from real Americans, even though Trump has now acknowledged he was born in Hawaii. Trump surrogate Alex Castellanos went on NBC's
I had someone tweet at me the other day that birtherism (which was started by Hillary Clinton, by the way) wasn't about race, but about a particular Illinois law.
Because, you know, Illinois law is how we determine President.
"This birtherism stuff is a soft place for racism to land. It is a soft place for racism to land plain and simple."
It's ... what, now? "A soft place for racism to land." So, is birtherism, like, a pillow for racism? Racism can drink a sip of Brisk brand birtherism and fall over in bliss, landing in the soft place?
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My husband was born in the states but raised in the Phillipines, Uganda and Pakistan until age 12, due to being born to a family in long-term UN service. Nobody ever says anything to him about his "otherness."
I shook me booty once. The bag broke and me doubloons went all over the poxy deck!
Well, if we're going to talk *that* way, y'know, Castellanos doesn't sound like a Real Amurkan name, it sounds other, like maybe a Messican rapist....
JFC who even listens to that old, dried up dog turd anymore. He's been incredibly wrong for years now.
I had someone tweet at me the other day that birtherism (which was started by Hillary Clinton, by the way) wasn't about race, but about a particular Illinois law.
Because, you know, Illinois law is how we determine President.
"This birtherism stuff is a soft place for racism to land. It is a soft place for racism to land plain and simple."
It's ... what, now? "A soft place for racism to land." So, is birtherism, like, a pillow for racism? Racism can drink a sip of Brisk brand birtherism and fall over in bliss, landing in the soft place?
WTF ARE THEY EVEN SAYING?
"Yeah, you know there's an otherness to this candidate."
"She has a hoonanny?"
"OH, NO, I WOULD NEVER SAY THAT! I just meant that she's ... uh, aloof, maybe, and stuff."
You mean that wasn't a commercial for the new fondue place up the road?
They're saying *dogwhistle* it's okay to express racism in the form of birtherism.
OT - Things I'd Rather Talk About Than Donald Trump 9/19/16 #2:
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Sounds more Portugese to me. Or maybe Greek?
Eh file it under "Others"
Sounds dumb
Requires Congressional investigation(s) to be sure.
The real actual Silent Majority, yes.
Unfortunately that's not the case for the vocal minority....
Also amazing the lengths some people will to and try really really hard to not mean what they not say, and say what they not mean......
gdi some people just say mean things, mmkay?
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And then this guy came rollin' along
My husband was born in the states but raised in the Phillipines, Uganda and Pakistan until age 12, due to being born to a family in long-term UN service. Nobody ever says anything to him about his "otherness."
Oh, wait - I just checked. He's white.