Romney is going to make pitch to black voters at NAACP’s annual meeting. How do you think that will go?

by bob Posted 2012/07/11 14:20:16

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	Recent polling reveals Romney has virtually no hope of making major inroads with the black community before this November	12 votes	11%
	Not well!	20 votes	18%
	Swimmingly!!	2 votes	2%
	Mitt Romney is committed to competing in the black community despite the odd	10 votes	9%
	I don’t believe the black community will buy what Romney is selling	19 votes	17%
	Romney’s plan to produce more jobs for African-Americans is to put them to work those farmer’s fields and other jobs vacated by those illegal aliens.	0 votes	0%
	After Romney privitizes schools, The black childern will become janitors to pay for their schooling.	0 votes	0%
	Romney will explain his voter supression policies to the NAACP	5 votes	5%
	Undecided	7 votes	6%
	All of the above	5 votes	5%
	None of the above	29 votes	27%

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Ozzyboy 2012/07/11 16:56:28

Not well!

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Blacks vote black no matter how bad their guy is. Marion Barry, Charlie Rangel, Maxine Waters, Jefferson, to name a few. Morals, values, jobs don't appear to be of concern to a lot of blacks.
There is hope though, when the black churches are saying they have had enough of the
regime of 0 and his policies.
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freethi... to Starman 2012/07/12 03:33:13

washingtonpost??? LMAO!!!

Come on Sheep, go back to you cage and trough of koolaid!! lol...

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*Mahogany Goddess 2012/07/11 14:55:47 (edited)

None of the above

Not voting for Obama, not voting for Romney; he can make a pitch at whomever he wants.

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j zano ☮ R ☮ P ☮ 2012 ☮ 2012/07/11 14:55:20

None of the above

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Can I laugh out loud now!!! he doesn't talk about our issues that we face. he doesn't connect to any minority group. We are not lazy we do work but opportunities are far and less for us. We have to work hareder becuase of the way the system is set up. NO excuses that is the way it is and has always been. Romney remark

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freethi... to j zano ... 2012/07/12 03:45:40

Thanks to Your Hussein the Unemployment for blacks is at the all time high in American history!! Who the hell Actually believes Hussein has Ever been in the Real World?? He was too busy being Indoctrinated by Daddy Frank and all his other Commie daddys!! lol..

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j zano ... to freethi... 2012/07/12 13:23:59 (edited)

HUH? english please....don't assume that you know me "freething". Both candidates are controlled by corporations, banks, and elites! neither one of them give a damn about the citizens!

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Dagon 2012/07/11 14:52:22
Josh Robinson 2012/07/11 14:48:22

Romney will explain his voter supression policies to the NAACP

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He will explain how delegates that are supposedly bound to him have been threatened with formal charges if they vote their conscience and vote Ron Paul.

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Nameless 2012/07/11 14:48:11

Undecided

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Just because someone's skin color is darker does not mean they don't think for themselves and just lockstep vote for Obama. I dislike Romney, but he has as much a right and even an obligation to present his stance to the NAACP as anyone else. The NAACP members have a right to listen. Apparently, the NAACP wants to hear what Romney has to say as they invited him to speak. Polls like this are insulting to people of color and to the democratic process.

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freethi... to Nameless 2012/07/12 03:34:51

Democratic process?? That is Now the Commie Process!!

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Bob DiN 2012/07/11 14:48:07 (edited)

Mitt Romney is committed to competing in the black community despite the odd

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He shaveoff a few votes but that's it. Black racism will still compel blacks to vote for the black guy because he's black.

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Nameless to Bob DiN 2012/07/11 14:51:36

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Your comment is racist in and of itself. Believe it or not, there are a lot of Reps who are people of color. I think they are terribly misguided but they do think for themselves. It would be nice if we would just leave color/race/ whatever out of this entire election and just look at issues. PEOPLE - no matter their color/background - have to weigh all of the issues and make their choice in the voting booth accordingly.

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Bob DiN to Nameless 2012/07/11 14:56:19

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I agree racism should not be a factor, but sadly it is. It's also promoted by race pimps like Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton. When a black person says I voting for Obama because he's black, it's not hard to connect the dots.

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Nameless to Bob DiN 2012/07/11 15:03:56

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One could say the same for some white people regarding not voting for Obama because of the color of his skin. Hence, it's just plain old stupid to even bring up. I'll not respond to this crap anymore. I can't believe I'm even giving this stinking topic my time...

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Bob DiN to Bob DiN 2012/07/11 15:06:20

+1
It's another stupid Bob question.

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*Mahoga... to Bob DiN 2012/07/11 15:26:45

Let's clear the air; 98% didn't vote for Obama number one, so you and the others are stretching it. 95% voted for Obama and 90% of Black voters usually vote Democrat; 92% voted for Al Gore, 90% for Clinton and so on.

In addition only about 65% out of 42 million voted; so out of that 65%, 95% voted for Obama. Nice try, but by you desperately painting a false picture that actually shows how racist you are.

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Bob DiN to *Mahoga... 2012/07/11 15:43:31

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Your figures are pretty much correct, which proves that a majority of the black community traded the plantation owners for the Liberal Democrat Party.

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*Mahoga... to Bob DiN 2012/07/11 15:46:14

No; they show that the claim of Black Americans being racist is false. The Republican Party isn't any different from the Democrats; all lip service. Both parties practice Crony Capitalism and govern as an Oligarchy instead of a Republic with economic Capitalism.

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Bob DiN to *Mahoga... 2012/07/11 15:55:49

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I can agree that the RINO Republicans are no better than the Radical Democrats.

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flaca BN-0 to Bob DiN 2012/07/11 16:24:39

since blacks have overwhelmingly voted democrat for decades, it's pure conjecture that they would vote for the democratic candidate just because he's black. How do you know they're not voting as they usually do: for the democrat because they believe the democrats' ideology
and that it wouldn't matter if the guy was black or white?

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Bob DiN to flaca BN-0 2012/07/12 00:48:32

+1
They voted in greater numbers and a higher percentage.

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Swampdog 2012/07/11 14:44:30

None of the above

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Romney = self made millionaire. Obama = community organizer and economic destroyer. If the NAACP wants to "advance" Romney is their man.

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flaca BN-0 to Swampdog 2012/07/11 16:26:54

Wasn't the market at 6K when Obama came in and is now at 13K? Is that destruction.
Many blue chips etc. are posting good profits - is that destruction? If the unemployment rate is better than it was 3 years ago, is that destruction?

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freethi... to flaca BN-0 2012/07/12 03:37:52

Such Sheep Wash!! lol..

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Swampdog to flaca BN-0 2012/07/12 15:51:11

19 million more on the food stamp roles, 43 million unemployed Americans, 378,000 more new unemployment claims last WEEK, LAST WEEK! Every week for the last two years there have been over 300,000 new unemployment claims. That is this presidents legacy.

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merlinskiss 2012/07/11 14:41:12

I don’t believe the black community will buy what Romney is selling

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Unless he lies like hell like a good politician...

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critter171 2012/07/11 14:41:00

I don’t believe the black community will buy what Romney is selling

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this is the simple answer

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Max7 2012/07/11 14:36:34

I don’t believe the black community will buy what Romney is selling

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This is what I think the NAACP's reaction will be Their faces are saying, "Say What???" and then others will simply think that he's a good joke

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Temlakos~POTL~PWCM~JLA~☆ 2012/07/11 14:35:50

Mitt Romney is committed to competing in the black community despite the odd

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And if you want to play identity politics, to the extent that you tell a candidate that he is not welcome at your favorite gathering-of-the-tribe, that is your loss, not his (nor mine).

And that's no "jive."

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Max7 to Temlako... 2012/07/11 14:48:25

Does he even know that the Black people exist? Better yet, does he care? I think not! I think the only Black person that he's been able to communicate with is

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Temlako... to Max7 2012/07/11 15:12:35

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Well, by now he has already spoken to the NAACP. All things considering, his speech went off a lot better than you might have imagined--or wished.

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Max7 to Temlako... 2012/07/12 03:12:00

No, it happened exactly like I expected They were not buying it!

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Dwight-AFCL>dogsbody 2012/07/11 14:30:30

None of the above

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In the first place, if Romney is invited I see no reason he should not go. To not go would be rude and just fuel the Left-Wingnut candle.

Second, If the NAACP wants to invite Romney I should at least hope they want to hear what he has to say. if they plan to stick fingers in their ears while he speaks that would have a back lash on themselves as it's being reported that black people in general are having a worse go of things economicly in spite of having supported the first half black president.

Third, they do have to make a choice between Romney and Obama, and even if they have already made their minds up they do have to appear to be serious at being open.

Just because they claim to represent all Black people doesn't mean they can read all Black peoples minds.

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Jeff Smith 2012/07/11 14:27:01

I don’t believe the black community will buy what Romney is selling

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Or most of the white community either

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C-ZAR™, Emperor of the PHÆT 2012/07/11 14:26:46

I don’t believe the black community will buy what Romney is selling

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and it's not because Romney is white, Romney just doesn't connect to PEOPLE, PERIOD!

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Reichstolz to C-ZAR™,... 2012/07/11 14:34:19

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I would rather spend time in a room learning how he succeeded than spent time listening to Obama telling me why he knows better how to spend my money than I do.

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Starman to Reichstolz 2012/07/11 20:48:59

I'm sure he can shed light on how to outsource jobs, move money out of the US economy and hide it with offshore shell corporations. He can also show you how to make a state 47th in job creation.

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Reichstolz to Starman 2012/07/12 01:11:46

Obama has outsource more jobs than Mitt, with the biggest difference being Obama is using my money to do so.

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Starman to Reichstolz 2012/07/12 03:04:45

What the heck is that supposed to mean? President Obama has not outsources jobs, but Romney at Bain corporate raiders proudly advertised that they pioneered outsourcing and would help companies do it.

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Reichstolz to Starman 2012/07/12 03:22:06

Look to the 29 billion dollars of "green energy" grants handed out to companies in Finland, Mexico, Japan, etc. For an Obama supporter you sure are ignorant, Oh that is right you would have to be to support this vapid suit.
Try rectifying your ignorance.
http://investigativereporting...

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Starman to Reichstolz 2012/07/12 04:49:29

Investigative Reporting Workshop? OK.

Funding for projects to help redress global climate change is so important that it needs to go the most promising research institutions, no matter what country they are found in. It is a global problem and needs a global solution. That is NOT outsourcing.

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