I have been actively involved in politics since 1970. This is the most divisive and politically charged year I've ever seen. I see campaigns calling people out on the basis of race and that's disturbing. I see one campaign calling out another campaign for having some white campaign workers. Congressional district 25 is usually about 20 to 25% white the Democratic primary. What's wrong with having white campaign workers? I'm also seeing that campaign and others making a big deal about people having Jewish contributors. This to me is amazing that we would suddenly decide. Taking campaign contributions is okay but not from Jews. I don't understand what's going on but it's distressing.
I'm writing about Congressional district 5, Maryland. You're talking about the national election. They're two very different things, but thank you for your comment.
Your postings have become very divisive and disturbing lately.
I have been actively involved in politics since 1970. This is the most divisive and politically charged year I've ever seen. I see campaigns calling people out on the basis of race and that's disturbing. I see one campaign calling out another campaign for having some white campaign workers. Congressional district 25 is usually about 20 to 25% white the Democratic primary. What's wrong with having white campaign workers? I'm also seeing that campaign and others making a big deal about people having Jewish contributors. This to me is amazing that we would suddenly decide. Taking campaign contributions is okay but not from Jews. I don't understand what's going on but it's distressing.
I hadn’t noticed there were no white campaign workers. I see you did, though.
No one is attacking white or Jewish voters as multiple articles you’ve written imply.
It’s FACTS that white voters swept this administration into office (with assistance from cheater Musk).
No one is interested in CONVINCING people that Black peoples are FULLY HUMAN and deserve the same respect as all others.
Your articles are getting tiresome.
I'm writing about Congressional district 5, Maryland. You're talking about the national election. They're two very different things, but thank you for your comment.
What makes you think the same demographic deserves the benefit of the doubt just because it’s a local race? I ask that as a white person.