November's election is still about racism

[Cyrano]

A hundred women can come forward regarding Kavanaugh. It won't matter.

In today's America, the Republican Party has made every election about racism. And even if Kavanaugh goes down in flames, Trump's voters will still vote for Republican candidates in November.

It's not about Supreme Court nominees. It's not about Republican hypocrisy. It's not about right or wrong, justice or injustice. It's about the racists that have been gerrymandered into a sufficient number of districts to keep Republicans in control of the House.

I hope I'm totally wrong about this. We'll see in November.

If they hold onto the House and Senate, it's just a matter of time before Trump nominates another Kavanaugh, or worse.

[guillaumeb]

1. The GOP has been the de facto racism party since 1965,

and semi-officially since 1968.

[Hoyt]

2. That's been my opinion for years. As long as they oppose immigrants, BLM, etc., they are good in the

the eyes of white wing racists.

trump was not doing well in the primaries until he came out aggressively against immigrants and BLM. Then, he took off.

[Blue_true]

3. Florida and Georgia should be illuminating.

If one or both have Black governor elect(s) on the night of November 6, the nation truly has turned a corner, IMO, and there will be no going back.