Texas_tea
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NBC’s Andrea Mitchell offered a somewhat unsurprising (considering the source) analysis of Iowa as she covered the state’s upcoming caucus race for “Nightly News.”
“The rap on Iowa,” she said, “It doesn’t represent the rest of the country… too white, too evangelical, too rural. Still here, politics are personal.”
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/vi...a_is_too_white_too_evangelical_too_rural.html
The truth is evident in the progressive left's own comments. The rest of the normal thinking Americans are clear on where the racism and anti-American hate is coming from, despite what the MSM is reporting. America's founding was almost exclusively rurally based, God fearing, Western Europeans (White Men), which upon reflection makes Ms. Mitchell's comment a clear and consistent reflection of the deep rooted hatred for America, our Founding Fathers, and the very fabric of our Constitution. In fact, the very nature of America's melting pot philosophy refutes her point. We, as a country, are more than the sum of our parts. We, the middle class, crave more integrity, intelligence, and ingenuity on the part of our elected officials, not the invasive, overbearing, and socialistic ideologies and lies of the progressive left and the Democratic party.
“The rap on Iowa,” she said, “It doesn’t represent the rest of the country… too white, too evangelical, too rural. Still here, politics are personal.”
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/vi...a_is_too_white_too_evangelical_too_rural.html
The truth is evident in the progressive left's own comments. The rest of the normal thinking Americans are clear on where the racism and anti-American hate is coming from, despite what the MSM is reporting. America's founding was almost exclusively rurally based, God fearing, Western Europeans (White Men), which upon reflection makes Ms. Mitchell's comment a clear and consistent reflection of the deep rooted hatred for America, our Founding Fathers, and the very fabric of our Constitution. In fact, the very nature of America's melting pot philosophy refutes her point. We, as a country, are more than the sum of our parts. We, the middle class, crave more integrity, intelligence, and ingenuity on the part of our elected officials, not the invasive, overbearing, and socialistic ideologies and lies of the progressive left and the Democratic party.