August 12, 2015

My question got burried in a long post but still what needed to be asked

If Bernie Sanders becomes the Democratic nominee, through the primary process, and through the convention, (waste of time and money big free PR process which we all need to elect a president).

WHICH of you Hillary supporters will NOT vote for Bernie as the democratically-selected candidate?
(THUS, handing over the White House to one of those 17 idiots on Fox last week)

And why not?

Reasons?


Put another way... worse for Hillary supporters:

WHAT IF..Hillary has health problems and cannot complete the run for the presidency? (I'm asking this with just a speculative "what if", but I'm not seeing Hillary out there greeting crowds of tens of thousands these days daily like Bernie is... is there a reason we don't see her out there every day? She's not exactly expected in the U.S. Senate on Tuesday through Thursday like Bernie is.)

WHAT IF Hillary cannot, for whatever reason, run for president in mid 2016? Do you Hillary supporters turn the nation over to Republicans in the White House or do you vote for Bernie?

Please answer directly, with reasons for or against, not just emotions. Terrible things happen in politics in America, people we relied upon to be our president turn up dead due to a gunshot, (Kennedy)or a heart attack and improper medical care, (Roosevelt). So where do we go if this happens on a presidential campaign? Who do you Hillary supporters vote for?

July 9, 2015

On Donald Trump, And Not Feeding The Trolls

Check the date on this video: 2011

July 9, 2015

Donald Trump is about as unpopular as Vladimir Putin

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-fix/wp/2015/07/09/donald-trump-is-about-as-unpopular-as-vladimir-putin



So let's not get too worried about Trump being the Republican nominee; he's capturing the attention of the media, but only about 15% of even Republicans like him, less in many areas. In short, he's only popular with the racists.

June 18, 2015

Civil Rights Ride 2013 – Clementa C. Pinckney, SC Senate, Pastor Mother Emanuel A.M.E.

Civil Rights Ride 2013 – Clementa C. Pinckney, SC Senate, Pastor Mother Emanuel A.M.E.

victim Sen. Pinckney gave beautiful talk about church's history






Published on Feb 20, 2015
The Reverend Honorable Clementa C. Pinckney was born July 30, 1973 and educated in the public schools of Jasper County, South Carolina. He is a magna cum laude graduate of Allen University with a degree in Business Administration.
He received a graduate fellowship to the University of South Carolina where he earned a Master's degree in public administration. He completed a Master's of Divinity from the Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary.

Rev. Pinckney was elected to the South Carolina House of Representatives in 1996 at the age of twenty-three. In 2000, he was elected to the South Carolina State Senate at the age of twenty-seven. He is one of the youngest persons and the youngest African-American in South Carolina to be elected to the State Legislature.

Washington Post columnist, David Broder, called Rev. Pinckney a "political spirit lifter for surprisingly not becoming cynical about politics."

MULLIKIN LAW FIRM continues to work to provide opportunities for all Americans to have an equal opportunity to live and prosper and in their communities across our great natIon. While serving as Associate Director of Northeastern University's Doctor of Law and Policy Program, PROFESSOR TOM MULLIKIN had the distinct pleasure to lead 60 doctoral students through South Carolina on a tour focused on studying our State's civil rights. Interviews given by noted civil rights leaders were captured during the tour, and are displayed in these videos.