Steele: Some white GOP 'scared of me'

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Khakhudu Agunda wrote:

Steele: Some white GOP 'scared of me'

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Frank wrote:

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What did he expect??? That those RACIST REPUBLICANS were gonna welcome him with open arms???

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Frank wrote:

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What did he expect??? That those RACIST REPUBLICANS were gonna welcome him with open arms???

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KingDavid wrote:

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I agree wholeheartedly. I once worked for Merrill Lynch in the wealthiest county of St. Louis. I was always suited up nicely. Still, when I would walk over to the mall to the bookstore, coffee shop, or to get lunch, you should've the faces of those white people. You could tell what they were thinking. "Who is this Black guy?" "He doesn't look like he works in the mall." "Why is he here?"
Also, I've been to job interviews where the interviewers had involuntary facial expressions because they were completely surprised when I walked in. They couldn't tell I was Black over the phone because I speak English better than them.
This society is horrible. It will never change. Stop hoping for it.
Note: I love all people. I know tons of white people. But, I also know reality.

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Harrisson wrote:

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LOL! My guess is that when campaigning for his current position, Ole Michael Steele probably spent the majority of his time receiving encouragement from the "nice white folks" of the Republican Party.
Nothing wrong with that, but it appears he chose to forget about - or refused to acknowledge - the substantial white-supremacist/racist wing of the party.
He comes off like a goober.

kman wrote:

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You would think one who claims to be as successful are you do,would be able to construct a proper sentence and would know the the little red line under the words means they are spelled incorrectly.

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Anne wrote:

Does he really think they are scared of him? It seems a lot more like they simply don't respect him. He was supposed to be their answer to Barak Obama in order to convey a false sense of diversity within their party. Whenever he makes an observation that is remotely intelligent, and doesn't reflect the lockstep mentality, he gets chastised. Then, he backs down like so many of them have, and puts another nail in the coffin of his own credibility. I used to have a little respect for him when he was the Lieutenant Governor of Maryland under Robert Ehrlich, but not any more.

KingDavid wrote:

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I agree wholeheartedly. I once worked for Merrill Lynch in the wealthiest county of St. Louis. I was always suited up nicely. Still, when I would walk over to the mall to the bookstore, coffee shop, or to get lunch, you should've the faces of those white people. You could tell what they were thinking. "Who is this Black guy?" "He doesn't look like he works in the mall." "Why is he here?"
Also, I've been to job interviews where the interviewers had involuntary facial expressions because they were completely surprised when I walked in. They couldn't tell I was Black over the phone because I speak English better than them.
This society is horrible. It will never change. Stop hoping for it.
Note: I love all people. I know tons of white people. But, I also know reality.

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Harrisson wrote:

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LOL! My guess is that when campaigning for his current position, Ole Michael Steele probably spent the majority of his time receiving encouragement from the "nice white folks" of the Republican Party.
Nothing wrong with that, but it appears he chose to forget about - or refused to acknowledge - the substantial white-supremacist/racist wing of the party.
He comes off like a goober.

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Frank wrote:

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What did he expect??? That those RACIST REPUBLICANS were gonna welcome him with open arms???

june wrote:

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Most of us love Steele
However, for me he isnt conservative enough. But we are glad to have him on our side, even if just a little bit

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Harrisson wrote:

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LOL! My guess is that when campaigning for his current position, Ole Michael Steele probably spent the majority of his time receiving encouragement from the "nice white folks" of the Republican Party.
Nothing wrong with that, but it appears he chose to forget about - or refused to acknowledge - the substantial white-supremacist/racist wing of the party.
He comes off like a goober.

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Lisa wrote:

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So do you.