Her face says it all. What a sour old dry gash.
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Pocahontas is allergic to no lye relaxer. This was a medical issue.

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> Her face says it all. What a sour old dry gash.


That is Trumptard conservative Vloggers "diamond & silk" with Trump.

I am unreasonably fascinated by the duo Diamond and Silk, the live-stream bloggers who became Fox News’ resident black Trump supporters back in 2016. The duo — real names Lynette Hardaway (Diamond) and Rochelle Richardson (Silk) — distinguish themselves from the hundreds of other con artists on the margins of Trumpworld by having a schtick so phony and lazily constructed that it could plausibly be an elaborate Dadaist prank.

Everything about the Diamond and Silk enterprise is artificial, and obviously so. Both women were Democrats until 2015 — their first video, not yet deleted, was pro-Black Lives Matter — but switched parties, interestingly, the minute it became profitable to do so. Their contrived on-screen personas have been mocked on the left, but also by black conservatives such as Fox’s Juan Williams and CNN’s Tara Setmayer, who have both described the duo as a “minstrel show.”

And for all their bluster in 2016-8 about supposedly being censored by social media platforms during their Congressional testimony earlier this year, very little of their popularity is attributable to social media — almost every YouTube result for “Diamond and Silk” is a Fox News clip uploaded by the official Fox News account. Without Fox drooling all over these ladies, they wouldn't even enjoy the celebrity Larry (the gay one) O'Connor gives them now on WMAL.

Americans don't judge based on the color of ones skin, libtards do.

Fred Fielding Wrote:
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> Proof Positive Wrote:
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> > Her face says it all. What a sour old dry gash.
>
>
> That is Trumptard conservative Vloggers "diamond &
> silk" with Trump.
>
> I am unreasonably fascinated by the duo Diamond
> and Silk, the live-stream bloggers who became Fox
> News’ resident black Trump supporters back in
> 2016. The duo — real names Lynette Hardaway
> (Diamond) and Rochelle Richardson (Silk) —
> distinguish themselves from the hundreds of other
> con artists on the margins of Trumpworld by having
> a schtick so phony and lazily constructed that it
> could plausibly be an elaborate Dadaist prank.
>
> Everything about the Diamond and Silk enterprise
> is artificial, and obviously so. Both women were
> Democrats until 2015 — their first video, not
> yet deleted, was pro-Black Lives Matter — but
> switched parties, interestingly, the minute it
> became profitable to do so. Their contrived
> on-screen personas have been mocked on the left,
> but also by black conservatives such as Fox’s
> Juan Williams and CNN’s Tara Setmayer, who have
> both described the duo as a “minstrel show.”
>
> And for all their bluster in 2016-8 about
> supposedly being censored by social media
> platforms during their Congressional testimony
> earlier this year, very little of their popularity
> is attributable to social media — almost every
> YouTube result for “Diamond and Silk” is a Fox
> News clip uploaded by the official Fox News
> account. Without Fox drooling all over these
> ladies, they wouldn't even enjoy the celebrity
> Larry (the gay one) O'Connor gives them now on
> WMAL.

How is it profitable to be pro-Trump if America hates him like you say?

Reminds me of this:
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You don't make sense Wrote:
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> Fred Fielding Wrote:
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> > Proof Positive Wrote:
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> > > Her face says it all. What a sour old dry
> gash.
> >
> >
> > That is Trumptard conservative Vloggers "diamond
> &
> > silk" with Trump.
> >
> > I am unreasonably fascinated by the duo
> Diamond
> > and Silk, the live-stream bloggers who became
> Fox
> > News’ resident black Trump supporters back in
> > 2016. The duo — real names Lynette Hardaway
> > (Diamond) and Rochelle Richardson (Silk) —
> > distinguish themselves from the hundreds of
> other
> > con artists on the margins of Trumpworld by
> having
> > a schtick so phony and lazily constructed that
> it
> > could plausibly be an elaborate Dadaist prank.
> >
> > Everything about the Diamond and Silk
> enterprise
> > is artificial, and obviously so. Both women
> were
> > Democrats until 2015 — their first video, not
> > yet deleted, was pro-Black Lives Matter — but
> > switched parties, interestingly, the minute it
> > became profitable to do so. Their contrived
> > on-screen personas have been mocked on the
> left,
> > but also by black conservatives such as Fox’s
> > Juan Williams and CNN’s Tara Setmayer, who
> have
> > both described the duo as a “minstrel show.”
>
> >
> > And for all their bluster in 2016-8 about
> > supposedly being censored by social media
> > platforms during their Congressional testimony
> > earlier this year, very little of their
> popularity
> > is attributable to social media — almost
> every
> > YouTube result for “Diamond and Silk” is a
> Fox
> > News clip uploaded by the official Fox News
> > account. Without Fox drooling all over these
> > ladies, they wouldn't even enjoy the celebrity
> > Larry (the gay one) O'Connor gives them now on
> > WMAL.
>
> How is it profitable to be pro-Trump if America
> hates him like you say?


Don't confuse libtards with their own reasoning.

President Trump FTW! Wrote:
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> Americans don't judge based on the color of ones
> skin, libtards do.


I should also add I love diversity. I only like to slob on the black clock with brown cocks being my second favorite.

You don't make sense Wrote:
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> Fred Fielding Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Proof Positive Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Her face says it all. What a sour old dry
> gash.
> >
> >
> > That is Trumptard conservative Vloggers "diamond
> &
> > silk" with Trump.
> >
> > I am unreasonably fascinated by the duo
> Diamond
> > and Silk, the live-stream bloggers who became
> Fox
> > News’ resident black Trump supporters back in
> > 2016. The duo — real names Lynette Hardaway
> > (Diamond) and Rochelle Richardson (Silk) —
> > distinguish themselves from the hundreds of
> other
> > con artists on the margins of Trumpworld by
> having
> > a schtick so phony and lazily constructed that
> it
> > could plausibly be an elaborate Dadaist prank.
> >
> > Everything about the Diamond and Silk
> enterprise
> > is artificial, and obviously so. Both women
> were
> > Democrats until 2015 — their first video, not
> > yet deleted, was pro-Black Lives Matter — but
> > switched parties, interestingly, the minute it
> > became profitable to do so. Their contrived
> > on-screen personas have been mocked on the
> left,
> > but also by black conservatives such as Fox’s
> > Juan Williams and CNN’s Tara Setmayer, who
> have
> > both described the duo as a “minstrel show.”
>
> >
> > And for all their bluster in 2016-8 about
> > supposedly being censored by social media
> > platforms during their Congressional testimony
> > earlier this year, very little of their
> popularity
> > is attributable to social media — almost
> every
> > YouTube result for “Diamond and Silk” is a
> Fox
> > News clip uploaded by the official Fox News
> > account. Without Fox drooling all over these
> > ladies, they wouldn't even enjoy the celebrity
> > Larry (the gay one) O'Connor gives them now on
> > WMAL.
>
> How is it profitable to be pro-Trump if America
> hates him like you say?

It is called segmentation. There is always going to be a segment of the population that is Trumtardian. You know, the Sean Hannity viewers. Once you attract them, you exploit them for your own financial gain. You sell them hats, T-shirts, bumper stickers, books, newsletters, streaming services, and occasionally tickets to bad movies.

Roger Ailes proved this model works. Did you not see the Showtime miniseries "
The loudest Voice in the Room"?

> It is called segmentation. There is always going
> to be a segment of the population that is
> Trumtardian. You know, the Sean Hannity viewers.
> Once you attract them, you exploit them for your
> own financial gain. You sell them hats, T-shirts,
> bumper stickers, books, newsletters, streaming
> services, and occasionally tickets to bad movies.


This actually works. We did this to the coloreds.