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07/13/2020- Race Relations Plummeted While Joe Biden Was Vice President Under Barack Obama
Posted by:
Senile Groper in the Basement
()
Date: July 13, 2020 07:47AM
Former Vice President Joe Biden is billing himself as the person who can ease race relations and unify the nation as part of his 2020 presidential bid. But race relations plummeted while the presumptive Democratic nominee served under President Barack Obama, the first black U.S. president in history.
Biden supported demonstrations in May and June against the death of George Floyd, a black man who died after a white police officer knelt on his neck for nearly 9 minutes, video of the incident shows. He met with Floyd’s family after the tragedy and wrote in a June 10 tweet that he’s ready to get to work on “day one” to tackle racism.
“This is a battle for the soul of America,” Biden said at an economic roundtable in June. “Who are we? What do we want to be? How do we see ourselves? What do we think we should be? Character is on the ballot here.”
But last time Biden was in the White House, when he was serving as vice president, race relations in the U.S. took a nose dive.
Americans held a positive view on race relations during the first half of Obama’s administration, with more than 52% of voters telling pollsters in 2008 that the former president’s victory would lead to better race relations, a Pew Research poll published in November 2008 showed. Only 9% thought race relations would get worse.
But polling on racial relations turned overwhelmingly negative during the last half of Obama’s administration. Nearly 70% of Americans said in July 2016 that race relations were bad, a level not seen since the 1992 riots in Los Angeles during the Rodney King case, a New York Times/CBS News poll published that month and year show.
The poll found that six in 10 American voters said race relations were growing worse, up from 2015, when 38% 0f people expressed a similar view.
The downward trajectory coincided with the blossoming of the Black Lives Matter movement, which began in 2013 after videos were made public showing the deaths of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile at the hands of the police. They were killed over the course of two days that year.
https://dailycaller.com/2020/07/12/race-relations-joe-biden-barack-obama/
Biden supported demonstrations in May and June against the death of George Floyd, a black man who died after a white police officer knelt on his neck for nearly 9 minutes, video of the incident shows. He met with Floyd’s family after the tragedy and wrote in a June 10 tweet that he’s ready to get to work on “day one” to tackle racism.
“This is a battle for the soul of America,” Biden said at an economic roundtable in June. “Who are we? What do we want to be? How do we see ourselves? What do we think we should be? Character is on the ballot here.”
But last time Biden was in the White House, when he was serving as vice president, race relations in the U.S. took a nose dive.
Americans held a positive view on race relations during the first half of Obama’s administration, with more than 52% of voters telling pollsters in 2008 that the former president’s victory would lead to better race relations, a Pew Research poll published in November 2008 showed. Only 9% thought race relations would get worse.
But polling on racial relations turned overwhelmingly negative during the last half of Obama’s administration. Nearly 70% of Americans said in July 2016 that race relations were bad, a level not seen since the 1992 riots in Los Angeles during the Rodney King case, a New York Times/CBS News poll published that month and year show.
The poll found that six in 10 American voters said race relations were growing worse, up from 2015, when 38% 0f people expressed a similar view.
The downward trajectory coincided with the blossoming of the Black Lives Matter movement, which began in 2013 after videos were made public showing the deaths of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile at the hands of the police. They were killed over the course of two days that year.
https://dailycaller.com/2020/07/12/race-relations-joe-biden-barack-obama/
Re: 07/13/2020- Race Relations Plummeted While Joe Biden Was Vice President Under Barack Obama
Posted by:
Biden is Coonman on steroids
()
Date: July 13, 2020 07:54AM
Biden will divide us regarding guns.
Biden will divide us regarding religion.
Biden will divide us regarding our education system.
Biden will divide us regarding taxes.
Biden will divide us regarding immigration.
Biden will divide us regarding starting another fucking war.
Biden is the great divider. He can't be let anywhere near the White House if you like individual liberty.
I've already got my escape plan in place. None of the liberal faggots from places like Fairfax will ever fuck it up before I die of old age in about 40 years.
Biden will divide us regarding religion.
Biden will divide us regarding our education system.
Biden will divide us regarding taxes.
Biden will divide us regarding immigration.
Biden will divide us regarding starting another fucking war.
Biden is the great divider. He can't be let anywhere near the White House if you like individual liberty.
I've already got my escape plan in place. None of the liberal faggots from places like Fairfax will ever fuck it up before I die of old age in about 40 years.
Re: 07/13/2020- Race Relations Plummeted While Joe Biden Was Vice President Under Barack Obama
Posted by:
Butthurt. Lol
()
Date: July 13, 2020 07:56AM
Senile Groper in the Basement Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Former Vice President Joe Biden is billing himself
> as the person who can ease race relations and
> unify the nation as part of his 2020 presidential
> bid. But race relations plummeted while the
> presumptive Democratic nominee served under
> President Barack Obama, the first black U.S.
> president in history.
>
> Biden supported demonstrations in May and June
> against the death of George Floyd, a black man who
> died after a white police officer knelt on his
> neck for nearly 9 minutes, video of the incident
> shows. He met with Floyd’s family after the
> tragedy and wrote in a June 10 tweet that he’s
> ready to get to work on “day one” to tackle
> racism.
>
>
> “This is a battle for the soul of America,”
> Biden said at an economic roundtable in June.
> “Who are we? What do we want to be? How do we
> see ourselves? What do we think we should be?
> Character is on the ballot here.”
>
> But last time Biden was in the White House, when
> he was serving as vice president, race relations
> in the U.S. took a nose dive.
>
> Americans held a positive view on race relations
> during the first half of Obama’s administration,
> with more than 52% of voters telling pollsters in
> 2008 that the former president’s victory would
> lead to better race relations, a Pew Research poll
> published in November 2008 showed. Only 9% thought
> race relations would get worse.
>
>
> But polling on racial relations turned
> overwhelmingly negative during the last half of
> Obama’s administration. Nearly 70% of Americans
> said in July 2016 that race relations were bad, a
> level not seen since the 1992 riots in Los Angeles
> during the Rodney King case, a New York Times/CBS
> News poll published that month and year show.
>
> The poll found that six in 10 American voters said
> race relations were growing worse, up from 2015,
> when 38% 0f people expressed a similar view.
>
> The downward trajectory coincided with the
> blossoming of the Black Lives Matter movement,
> which began in 2013 after videos were made public
> showing the deaths of Alton Sterling and Philando
> Castile at the hands of the police. They were
> killed over the course of two days that year.
>
> https://dailycaller.com/2020/07/12/race-relations-
> joe-biden-barack-obama/
Keep trying. Ha. You’re definitely butthurt that trump is going to get crushed
-------------------------------------------------------
> Former Vice President Joe Biden is billing himself
> as the person who can ease race relations and
> unify the nation as part of his 2020 presidential
> bid. But race relations plummeted while the
> presumptive Democratic nominee served under
> President Barack Obama, the first black U.S.
> president in history.
>
> Biden supported demonstrations in May and June
> against the death of George Floyd, a black man who
> died after a white police officer knelt on his
> neck for nearly 9 minutes, video of the incident
> shows. He met with Floyd’s family after the
> tragedy and wrote in a June 10 tweet that he’s
> ready to get to work on “day one” to tackle
> racism.
>
>
> “This is a battle for the soul of America,”
> Biden said at an economic roundtable in June.
> “Who are we? What do we want to be? How do we
> see ourselves? What do we think we should be?
> Character is on the ballot here.”
>
> But last time Biden was in the White House, when
> he was serving as vice president, race relations
> in the U.S. took a nose dive.
>
> Americans held a positive view on race relations
> during the first half of Obama’s administration,
> with more than 52% of voters telling pollsters in
> 2008 that the former president’s victory would
> lead to better race relations, a Pew Research poll
> published in November 2008 showed. Only 9% thought
> race relations would get worse.
>
>
> But polling on racial relations turned
> overwhelmingly negative during the last half of
> Obama’s administration. Nearly 70% of Americans
> said in July 2016 that race relations were bad, a
> level not seen since the 1992 riots in Los Angeles
> during the Rodney King case, a New York Times/CBS
> News poll published that month and year show.
>
> The poll found that six in 10 American voters said
> race relations were growing worse, up from 2015,
> when 38% 0f people expressed a similar view.
>
> The downward trajectory coincided with the
> blossoming of the Black Lives Matter movement,
> which began in 2013 after videos were made public
> showing the deaths of Alton Sterling and Philando
> Castile at the hands of the police. They were
> killed over the course of two days that year.
>
> https://dailycaller.com/2020/07/12/race-relations-
> joe-biden-barack-obama/
Keep trying. Ha. You’re definitely butthurt that trump is going to get crushed
Re: 07/13/2020- Race Relations Plummeted While Joe Biden Was Vice President Under Barack Obama
Posted by:
crushed
()
Date: July 13, 2020 08:00AM
Butthurt. Lol Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Senile Groper in the Basement Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Former Vice President Joe Biden is billing
> himself
> > as the person who can ease race relations and
> > unify the nation as part of his 2020
> presidential
> > bid. But race relations plummeted while the
> > presumptive Democratic nominee served under
> > President Barack Obama, the first black U.S.
> > president in history.
> >
> > Biden supported demonstrations in May and June
> > against the death of George Floyd, a black man
> who
> > died after a white police officer knelt on his
> > neck for nearly 9 minutes, video of the
> incident
> > shows. He met with Floyd’s family after the
> > tragedy and wrote in a June 10 tweet that
> he’s
> > ready to get to work on “day one” to tackle
> > racism.
> >
> >
> > “This is a battle for the soul of America,”
> > Biden said at an economic roundtable in June.
> > “Who are we? What do we want to be? How do we
> > see ourselves? What do we think we should be?
> > Character is on the ballot here.”
> >
> > But last time Biden was in the White House,
> when
> > he was serving as vice president, race
> relations
> > in the U.S. took a nose dive.
> >
> > Americans held a positive view on race
> relations
> > during the first half of Obama’s
> administration,
> > with more than 52% of voters telling pollsters
> in
> > 2008 that the former president’s victory
> would
> > lead to better race relations, a Pew Research
> poll
> > published in November 2008 showed. Only 9%
> thought
> > race relations would get worse.
> >
> >
> > But polling on racial relations turned
> > overwhelmingly negative during the last half of
> > Obama’s administration. Nearly 70% of
> Americans
> > said in July 2016 that race relations were bad,
> a
> > level not seen since the 1992 riots in Los
> Angeles
> > during the Rodney King case, a New York
> Times/CBS
> > News poll published that month and year show.
> >
> > The poll found that six in 10 American voters
> said
> > race relations were growing worse, up from
> 2015,
> > when 38% 0f people expressed a similar view.
> >
> > The downward trajectory coincided with the
> > blossoming of the Black Lives Matter movement,
> > which began in 2013 after videos were made
> public
> > showing the deaths of Alton Sterling and
> Philando
> > Castile at the hands of the police. They were
> > killed over the course of two days that year.
> >
> >
> https://dailycaller.com/2020/07/12/race-relations-
>
> > joe-biden-barack-obama/
>
>
> Keep trying. Ha. You’re definitely butthurt that
> trump is going to get crushed
Great critical thinking there poindexter. Your 'butthurt strategy' destroyed the OP. Way to go. You're changing hearts and minds here daily with such great debating skills. lutz
-------------------------------------------------------
> Senile Groper in the Basement Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Former Vice President Joe Biden is billing
> himself
> > as the person who can ease race relations and
> > unify the nation as part of his 2020
> presidential
> > bid. But race relations plummeted while the
> > presumptive Democratic nominee served under
> > President Barack Obama, the first black U.S.
> > president in history.
> >
> > Biden supported demonstrations in May and June
> > against the death of George Floyd, a black man
> who
> > died after a white police officer knelt on his
> > neck for nearly 9 minutes, video of the
> incident
> > shows. He met with Floyd’s family after the
> > tragedy and wrote in a June 10 tweet that
> he’s
> > ready to get to work on “day one” to tackle
> > racism.
> >
> >
> > “This is a battle for the soul of America,”
> > Biden said at an economic roundtable in June.
> > “Who are we? What do we want to be? How do we
> > see ourselves? What do we think we should be?
> > Character is on the ballot here.”
> >
> > But last time Biden was in the White House,
> when
> > he was serving as vice president, race
> relations
> > in the U.S. took a nose dive.
> >
> > Americans held a positive view on race
> relations
> > during the first half of Obama’s
> administration,
> > with more than 52% of voters telling pollsters
> in
> > 2008 that the former president’s victory
> would
> > lead to better race relations, a Pew Research
> poll
> > published in November 2008 showed. Only 9%
> thought
> > race relations would get worse.
> >
> >
> > But polling on racial relations turned
> > overwhelmingly negative during the last half of
> > Obama’s administration. Nearly 70% of
> Americans
> > said in July 2016 that race relations were bad,
> a
> > level not seen since the 1992 riots in Los
> Angeles
> > during the Rodney King case, a New York
> Times/CBS
> > News poll published that month and year show.
> >
> > The poll found that six in 10 American voters
> said
> > race relations were growing worse, up from
> 2015,
> > when 38% 0f people expressed a similar view.
> >
> > The downward trajectory coincided with the
> > blossoming of the Black Lives Matter movement,
> > which began in 2013 after videos were made
> public
> > showing the deaths of Alton Sterling and
> Philando
> > Castile at the hands of the police. They were
> > killed over the course of two days that year.
> >
> >
> https://dailycaller.com/2020/07/12/race-relations-
>
> > joe-biden-barack-obama/
>
>
> Keep trying. Ha. You’re definitely butthurt that
> trump is going to get crushed
Great critical thinking there poindexter. Your 'butthurt strategy' destroyed the OP. Way to go. You're changing hearts and minds here daily with such great debating skills. lutz
Re: 07/13/2020- Race Relations Plummeted While Joe Biden Was Vice President Under Barack Obama
Posted by:
Look, man!
()
Date: July 13, 2020 11:37AM
We hold these truths to be....
you know, the, uh
the thing!
you know, the, uh
the thing!
Re: 07/13/2020- Race Relations Plummeted While Joe Biden Was Vice President Under Barack Obama
Posted by:
Thanks trump
()
Date: July 13, 2020 12:02PM
crushed Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Butthurt. Lol Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Senile Groper in the Basement Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Former Vice President Joe Biden is billing
> > himself
> > > as the person who can ease race relations and
> > > unify the nation as part of his 2020
> > presidential
> > > bid. But race relations plummeted while the
> > > presumptive Democratic nominee served under
> > > President Barack Obama, the first black U.S.
> > > president in history.
> > >
> > > Biden supported demonstrations in May and
> June
> > > against the death of George Floyd, a black
> man
> > who
> > > died after a white police officer knelt on
> his
> > > neck for nearly 9 minutes, video of the
> > incident
> > > shows. He met with Floyd’s family after the
> > > tragedy and wrote in a June 10 tweet that
> > he’s
> > > ready to get to work on “day one” to
> tackle
> > > racism.
> > >
> > >
> > > “This is a battle for the soul of
> America,”
> > > Biden said at an economic roundtable in June.
> > > “Who are we? What do we want to be? How do
> we
> > > see ourselves? What do we think we should be?
> > > Character is on the ballot here.”
> > >
> > > But last time Biden was in the White House,
> > when
> > > he was serving as vice president, race
> > relations
> > > in the U.S. took a nose dive.
> > >
> > > Americans held a positive view on race
> > relations
> > > during the first half of Obama’s
> > administration,
> > > with more than 52% of voters telling
> pollsters
> > in
> > > 2008 that the former president’s victory
> > would
> > > lead to better race relations, a Pew Research
> > poll
> > > published in November 2008 showed. Only 9%
> > thought
> > > race relations would get worse.
> > >
> > >
> > > But polling on racial relations turned
> > > overwhelmingly negative during the last half
> of
> > > Obama’s administration. Nearly 70% of
> > Americans
> > > said in July 2016 that race relations were
> bad,
> > a
> > > level not seen since the 1992 riots in Los
> > Angeles
> > > during the Rodney King case, a New York
> > Times/CBS
> > > News poll published that month and year show.
> > >
> > > The poll found that six in 10 American voters
> > said
> > > race relations were growing worse, up from
> > 2015,
> > > when 38% 0f people expressed a similar view.
> > >
> > > The downward trajectory coincided with the
> > > blossoming of the Black Lives Matter
> movement,
> > > which began in 2013 after videos were made
> > public
> > > showing the deaths of Alton Sterling and
> > Philando
> > > Castile at the hands of the police. They were
> > > killed over the course of two days that year.
> > >
> > >
> >
> https://dailycaller.com/2020/07/12/race-relations-
>
> >
> > > joe-biden-barack-obama/
> >
> >
> > Keep trying. Ha. You’re definitely butthurt
> that
> > trump is going to get crushed
>
>
> Great critical thinking there poindexter. Your
> 'butthurt strategy' destroyed the OP. Way to go.
> You're changing hearts and minds here daily with
> such great debating skills. lutz
Wow you changed my mind with that witty come back
-------------------------------------------------------
> Butthurt. Lol Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Senile Groper in the Basement Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Former Vice President Joe Biden is billing
> > himself
> > > as the person who can ease race relations and
> > > unify the nation as part of his 2020
> > presidential
> > > bid. But race relations plummeted while the
> > > presumptive Democratic nominee served under
> > > President Barack Obama, the first black U.S.
> > > president in history.
> > >
> > > Biden supported demonstrations in May and
> June
> > > against the death of George Floyd, a black
> man
> > who
> > > died after a white police officer knelt on
> his
> > > neck for nearly 9 minutes, video of the
> > incident
> > > shows. He met with Floyd’s family after the
> > > tragedy and wrote in a June 10 tweet that
> > he’s
> > > ready to get to work on “day one” to
> tackle
> > > racism.
> > >
> > >
> > > “This is a battle for the soul of
> America,”
> > > Biden said at an economic roundtable in June.
> > > “Who are we? What do we want to be? How do
> we
> > > see ourselves? What do we think we should be?
> > > Character is on the ballot here.”
> > >
> > > But last time Biden was in the White House,
> > when
> > > he was serving as vice president, race
> > relations
> > > in the U.S. took a nose dive.
> > >
> > > Americans held a positive view on race
> > relations
> > > during the first half of Obama’s
> > administration,
> > > with more than 52% of voters telling
> pollsters
> > in
> > > 2008 that the former president’s victory
> > would
> > > lead to better race relations, a Pew Research
> > poll
> > > published in November 2008 showed. Only 9%
> > thought
> > > race relations would get worse.
> > >
> > >
> > > But polling on racial relations turned
> > > overwhelmingly negative during the last half
> of
> > > Obama’s administration. Nearly 70% of
> > Americans
> > > said in July 2016 that race relations were
> bad,
> > a
> > > level not seen since the 1992 riots in Los
> > Angeles
> > > during the Rodney King case, a New York
> > Times/CBS
> > > News poll published that month and year show.
> > >
> > > The poll found that six in 10 American voters
> > said
> > > race relations were growing worse, up from
> > 2015,
> > > when 38% 0f people expressed a similar view.
> > >
> > > The downward trajectory coincided with the
> > > blossoming of the Black Lives Matter
> movement,
> > > which began in 2013 after videos were made
> > public
> > > showing the deaths of Alton Sterling and
> > Philando
> > > Castile at the hands of the police. They were
> > > killed over the course of two days that year.
> > >
> > >
> >
> https://dailycaller.com/2020/07/12/race-relations-
>
> >
> > > joe-biden-barack-obama/
> >
> >
> > Keep trying. Ha. You’re definitely butthurt
> that
> > trump is going to get crushed
>
>
> Great critical thinking there poindexter. Your
> 'butthurt strategy' destroyed the OP. Way to go.
> You're changing hearts and minds here daily with
> such great debating skills. lutz
Wow you changed my mind with that witty come back
Re: 07/13/2020- Race Relations Plummeted While Joe Biden Was Vice President Under Barack Obama
Posted by:
Libs R America
()
Date: July 13, 2020 01:08PM
Trump lied and people died.
Now he’s scared.
Now he’s scared.
Re: 07/13/2020- Race Relations Plummeted While Joe Biden Was Vice President Under Barack Obama
Posted by:
Fly in the leg hair time
()
Date: July 13, 2020 01:13PM
I remember the demonstrations across the nation and people getting gassed while surrounding the WH under Obama. Thank God things are peaceful and quiet under our Great Leader Donald Trump. His workday starts at 12:30 and extends well into the early lunch hour. Hundreds of Golf Outings are well deserved exercise for our Great President using a golf cart for all but the walk from the cart to the ball.
Re: 07/13/2020- Race Relations Plummeted While Joe Biden Was Vice President Under Barack Obama
Posted by:
here's the difference friend
()
Date: July 13, 2020 01:19PM
Fly in the leg hair time Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> I remember the demonstrations across the nation
> and people getting gassed while surrounding the WH
> under Obama. Thank God things are peaceful and
> quiet under our Great Leader Donald Trump. His
> workday starts at 12:30 and extends well into the
> early lunch hour. Hundreds of Golf Outings are
> well deserved exercise for our Great President
> using a golf cart for all but the walk from the
> cart to the ball.
The 50% of the public who hated Obama aren't degenerate assholes. We had jobs. We had families. We had other things to occupy our time other than being fixated on the jugeared mulatto in the White House. We moved on and realized he'd be gone in a few years and life goes on. You self-absorbed douche bags can't stand that you didn't get your way and can't go one hour without obsessing about Trump. You are losers, basically.
-------------------------------------------------------
> I remember the demonstrations across the nation
> and people getting gassed while surrounding the WH
> under Obama. Thank God things are peaceful and
> quiet under our Great Leader Donald Trump. His
> workday starts at 12:30 and extends well into the
> early lunch hour. Hundreds of Golf Outings are
> well deserved exercise for our Great President
> using a golf cart for all but the walk from the
> cart to the ball.
The 50% of the public who hated Obama aren't degenerate assholes. We had jobs. We had families. We had other things to occupy our time other than being fixated on the jugeared mulatto in the White House. We moved on and realized he'd be gone in a few years and life goes on. You self-absorbed douche bags can't stand that you didn't get your way and can't go one hour without obsessing about Trump. You are losers, basically.
Re: 07/13/2020- Race Relations Plummeted While Joe Biden Was Vice President Under Barack Obama
Posted by:
lifelong democrat
()
Date: July 13, 2020 01:39PM
Can't wait til Joe gets in there and we deal with the coloreds.