by Philip Giraldi, The Unz Review:
Tulsi Gabbard let the genie out of the bottle
Last Wednesday’s debate among half of the announced Democratic Party candidates to become their party’s nominee for president in 2020 was notable for its lack of drama. Many of those called on to speak had little to say apart from the usual liberal bromides about health care, jobs, education and how the United States is a country of immigrants. On the following day the mainstream media anointed Elizabeth Warren as the winner based on the coherency of her message even though she said little that differed from what was being presented by most of the others on the stage. She just said it better, more articulately.
GAS SECTOR/RUSSIA RESPONDS!! EUROPE WILL RESPOND SHORTLY
I wish it wasn’t so, but as you can see, the worlds in a bit of a mess right now and as we approach the mid-terms, I think all manner of hell is going to break loose./cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/57201375/GettyImages_155892544.0.jpg)
I have been arguing for years that Blacks were growing weary of the Democratic Party and how they are being taken for granted by the Democratic Party. Many Blacks that I know refer to the DNC as the Democratic Plantation, with its obvious reference to the denial of opportunity by equating the treatment of Blacks by the DNC as being analagous to slavery. Admittedly, there is a bit of hyperbole, however, there is no question that the entire Democratic strategy is to lock up the vote of all Blacks in exchange for a little bit of welfare.
