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In reply to the discussion: Why is it when black candidates win, white people take or are given credit for that win. [View all]sheshe2
(88,598 posts)20. I haven't liked what I have read about them and their backers.
Justintime Democrats...lol, that covers it. Very new group, just in time.
OT...hope you are safe!!!
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Why is it when black candidates win, white people take or are given credit for that win. [View all]
sheshe2
Sep 2018
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Often times, one paper puts out the article and it goes out on the news feed to be picked up by 100s
TheBlackAdder
Sep 2018
#84
I want to know the answer to that question, Sheshe. I'm sick and tired to see every
lunamagica
Sep 2018
#3
Also, cannot possibly have anything to do with 95% of US citizens knowing the name 'Bernie Sanders'
mr_lebowski
Sep 2018
#34
The relative lack of Gillum name recognition is a good point in media and search results. nt
PufPuf23
Sep 2018
#37
"Sanders served a purpose in opening peoples eyes in the 2016 POTUS campaign to issues within the
lunamagica
Sep 2018
#86
It's on most newscasts too. I know that Univision will not mention Gillium without showing
lunamagica
Sep 2018
#87
And also the way the win was framed by CNN, and MSNBC and other cable news outlets.
JHan
Sep 2018
#36
When you've been in politics for 15 years and become competitive in a governor's race..
JHan
Sep 2018
#51
Funny, all those titles could have said, "Hillary-delegate Andrew Gillum wins . . . "
pnwmom
Sep 2018
#61
Well ya know Bernie thinks he can get the deplorable vote and the Black vote
njhoneybadger
Sep 2018
#11
I'm sorry. Did Bernie write the articles? Do you have a quote from Sanders taking credit? n/t
TCJ70
Sep 2018
#104
Here's something to understand, the news media thrives on conflict, it increases clicks...
Humanist_Activist
Sep 2018
#33
Well see, that's the thing, from what I can tell, most of these candidates are interested in....
Humanist_Activist
Sep 2018
#44
No one is really arguing that Medicare, as structured now, would pay all medical bills.
Humanist_Activist
Sep 2018
#69
Like the old saying goes, a success has many parents, a failure is an orphan. nt
SunSeeker
Sep 2018
#41
If Andrew Gillum were white, would the media not have declared it "a win for Sanders?"
Tom Rinaldo
Sep 2018
#98