WASHINGTON -- On Friday, Detroit has the eye of the Republican Party.
The state Republican Party will open an African American Engagement Office on Friday morning as part of a nationwide effort to reach out to black voters. Then, Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky. — expected by many to run for president in 2016 — will outline a plan to the Detroit Economic Club to get the bankrupt city back on its feet by slashing taxes."If we expect to win national elections, we have to talk to all coalitions of voters," state Republican Chairman Bobby Schostak said. "The black community is a meaningful, important coalition, and we ought to be expressing where we have shared values. ... Shame on us for not engaging earlier."
my brothers and sisters they have exposed their true colors hear you should not engage civil or civil unrest ignore them avoid the street they are on boycott the media that promotes it.
they intend to send in the most racist redneck in the party to reach out, remember Howard University and his condescending lies, they are the enemy make no mistake but engaging gives them fuel to say we were present to their skulduggery spinning it as to a interest in engaging with them, ignore them no one show up it will put a dent in their house of hate.
But it hasn't been an entirely smooth start for the Republicans' efforts, which grew out of a national plan unveiled in March that called for greater outreach to minority communities, especially in urban areas all but abandoned to Democrats.On Sunday, the Republican National Committee took fire for a tweet remembering civil rights icon Rosa Parks "and her role in ending racism" on the anniversary of her refusing to give up her seat on a bus to a white patron in 1955. The party quickly retracted the tweet, saying it meant to remember her "role in fighting to end racism."Kiara Pesante, the Democratic National Committee's director of African-American media, said the GOP effort is unlikely to have much of an effect if its policies would cut government services many black voters rely on, and its candidates support changes that could restrict minority voting rights.
if it's true that Dems are not present they need to be these are your base stealing one or two is a loss for our party, those who are the object support who really supports you not those who claim it till Nov.5th 2016 recognize Pres. said "YES WE CAN" not "YES I CAN" NO VIOLENCE JUST IGNORE TURN YOUR BACK DON'T ENGAGE IN CONVERSATION.
