Bill Clinton suggests Trump slogan racist – but he used the same one... Repeatedly

tres borrachos said:

According to your link, Clinton used the phrase once at an event in Little Rock in 1992, and in a 2008 campaign ad for his wife. Pretty weak, but I understand why the Trump campaign is as desperate as the Clinton campaign is.

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zimmer said:

Bill Clinton suggests Trump slogan racist ? but he used the same one | Fox News

The verbal-race-card-feces by Felonious Bill stinks worse than the desperate skunk.

That is their best? "Make America Great Again", a phrase used repeatedly by Clinton in the 90's and in 2008 is racist?

Well, Felonious Bill has a racist mentor in Fulbright, and has been known to engage in the odd racist comment. So, "Make America Great Again" may have been coded language for him... So we learn much about Felonious Bill and the Clinton campaign from Felonious Bill himself:

1. Felonious Bill is a longtime racist.

2. The Clinton campaign is desperate.

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Paperview said:

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zimmer said:

Bill Clinton suggests Trump slogan racist ? but he used the same one | Fox News

The verbal-race-card-feces by Felonious Bill stinks worse than the desperate skunk.

That is their best? "Make America Great Again", a phrase used repeatedly by Clinton in the 90's and in 2008 is racist?

Well, Felonious Bill has a racist mentor in Fulbright, and has been known to engage in the odd racist comment. So, "Make America Great Again" may have been coded language for him... So we learn much about Felonious Bill and the Clinton campaign from Felonious Bill himself:

1. Felonious Bill is a longtime racist.

2. The Clinton campaign is desperate.

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tres borrachos said:

According to your link, Clinton used the phrase once at an event in Little Rock in 1992, and in a 2008 campaign ad for his wife. Pretty weak, but I understand why the Trump campaign is as desperate as the Clinton campaign is.

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Paperview said:

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Mason66 said:

Do you remember what the Carter years were like?

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Paperview said:

Yes. What's your point?

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Mason66 said:

Reagan had to make the country great again.

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Mason66 said:

Do you remember what the Carter years were like?

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tres borrachos said:

According to your link, Clinton used the phrase once at an event in Little Rock in 1992, and in a 2008 campaign ad for his wife. Pretty weak, but I understand why the Trump campaign is as desperate as the Clinton campaign is.

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Moot said:

1998, Toni Morrison named Bill Clinton, "our first black President."

"...African-American men seemed to understand it right away. Years ago, in the middle of the Whitewater investigation, one heard the first murmurs: white skin notwithstanding, this is our first black President. Blacker than any actual black person who could ever be elected in our children’s lifetime. After all, Clinton displays almost every trope of blackness: single-parent household, born poor, working-class, saxophone-playing, McDonald’s-and-junk-food-loving boy from Arkansas. And when virtually all the African-American Clinton appointees began, one by one, to disappear, when the President’s body, his privacy, his unpoliced sexuality became the focus of the persecution, when he was metaphorically seized and body-searched, who could gainsay these black men who knew whereof they spoke? The message was clear: “No matter how smart you are, how hard you work, how much coin you earn for us, we will put you in your place or put you out of the place you have somehow, albeit with our permission, achieved. You will be fired from your job, sent away in disgrace, and—who knows?—maybe sentenced and jailed to boot. In short, unless you do as we say (i.e., assimilate at once), your expletives belong to us.”

For a large segment of the population who are not African-Americans or members of other minorities, the elusive story left visible tracks: from target sighted to attack, to criminalization, to lynching, and now, in some quarters, to crucifixion. The always and already guilty “perp” is being hunted down not by a prosecutor’s obsessive application of law but by a different kind of pursuer, one who makes new laws out of the shards of those he breaks...."

Comment - The New Yorker​

Now you know why the right wing keeps trying to lynch him.


Calling the "real" first black president a racist shows the ignorance and desperation of the Trump campaign.

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DamnYankee said:

Slick's racism goes back a long way. Didn't he suggest BO, back in the day, would be serving him coffee?

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tres borrachos said:

According to your link, Clinton used the phrase once at an event in Little Rock in 1992, and in a 2008 campaign ad for his wife. Pretty weak, but I understand why the Trump campaign is as desperate as the Clinton campaign is.

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tres borrachos said:

According to your link, Clinton used the phrase once at an event in Little Rock in 1992, and in a 2008 campaign ad for his wife. Pretty weak, but I understand why the Trump campaign is as desperate as the Clinton campaign is.

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zimmer said:

They showed at least four separate times. That's what they could find... for now.

It's interesting, because Felonious Bill is explaining his racism.

Trump desperation? He doesn't have a foundation that's been illustrated to have used the office of SoS as a pay-for-access cash generating machine. He doesn't have a problem being a national security threat. Just to illustrate two enormous problems The Clinton Crime family have created for themselves.

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zimmer said:

Bill Clinton suggests Trump slogan racist ? but he used the same one | Fox News

The verbal-race-card-feces by Felonious Bill stinks worse than the desperate skunk.

That is their best? "Make America Great Again", a phrase used repeatedly by Clinton in the 90's and in 2008 is racist?

Well, Felonious Bill has a racist mentor in Fulbright, and has been known to engage in the odd racist comment. So, "Make America Great Again" may have been coded language for him... So we learn much about Felonious Bill and the Clinton campaign from Felonious Bill himself:

1. Felonious Bill is a longtime racist.

2. The Clinton campaign is desperate.

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Moot said:

1998, Toni Morrison named Bill Clinton, "our first black President."

"...African-American men seemed to understand it right away. Years ago, in the middle of the Whitewater investigation, one heard the first murmurs: white skin notwithstanding, this is our first black President. Blacker than any actual black person who could ever be elected in our children’s lifetime. After all, Clinton displays almost every trope of blackness: single-parent household, born poor, working-class, saxophone-playing, McDonald’s-and-junk-food-loving boy from Arkansas. And when virtually all the African-American Clinton appointees began, one by one, to disappear, when the President’s body, his privacy, his unpoliced sexuality became the focus of the persecution, when he was metaphorically seized and body-searched, who could gainsay these black men who knew whereof they spoke? The message was clear: “No matter how smart you are, how hard you work, how much coin you earn for us, we will put you in your place or put you out of the place you have somehow, albeit with our permission, achieved. You will be fired from your job, sent away in disgrace, and—who knows?—maybe sentenced and jailed to boot. In short, unless you do as we say (i.e., assimilate at once), your expletives belong to us.”

For a large segment of the population who are not African-Americans or members of other minorities, the elusive story left visible tracks: from target sighted to attack, to criminalization, to lynching, and now, in some quarters, to crucifixion. The always and already guilty “perp” is being hunted down not by a prosecutor’s obsessive application of law but by a different kind of pursuer, one who makes new laws out of the shards of those he breaks...."

Comment - The New Yorker​

Now you know why the right wing keeps trying to lynch him.


Calling the "real" first black president a racist shows the ignorance and desperation of the Trump campaign.

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Abbazorkzog said:

I'm sorry but I simply cannot take this post seriously. At. All.

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Moot said:

If you consider how Clinton was treated during his presidency....and then Obama during his....it makes perfect sense.

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