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"I don’t have a lot of respect for Eric Holder, regardless of his skin color. I say that because the U.S. Attorney General has a history of playing the race card against his critics. Given Holder’s propensity for accusing his detractors of racial bias, I’m wary that any discussion of his policies regarding guns would somehow come back the fact that I am white. How could I possibly understand his perspective on American justice, indeed, any black man’s perspective of American justice? Well guess what? I’m going to play the Jewish card. Sort of . . ." ... |
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Millwright66
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Mr. Farago, from your soul-searing revelation you'e a "soul adrift" in our current political and social tempest. Fare you well.
I'm, I suppose, "Christian", without affiliation to any sect but sympathize with your perspective. |
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