I wonder what would have happened if Ronald Reagan or George W. Bush had invited someone to the White House who opposed interracial dating?
Perhaps we'll find out, since President Barry had two honored guests there last night who oppose interracial relationships.
Calling what some of his guests do "poetry" is a a stretch. Inviting them to the White House is offensive.
H/T to Drudge.
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In a PPP poll released in April, a 46% plurality of Mississippi's registered Republican voters said they thought interracial marriage was not just wrong, but that it should be illegal. 40% said interracial marriage should be legal. The PPP poll was conducted March 24-27 among 400 registered Republican voters. It has a margin of error of 4.9%.
In a PPP poll released in April, a 46% plurality of Mississippi's registered Republican voters said they thought interracial marriage was not just wrong, but that it should be illegal. 40% said interracial marriage should be legal. The PPP poll was conducted March 24-27 among 400 registered Republican voters. It has a margin of error of 4.9%.
What about that poll --- PPP is, of course, notoriously Democrat-tilting --- has anything to do with the subject of media double standards?
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