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<blockquote data-quote="Angela Channing" data-source="post: 406258" data-attributes="member: 33">That lame cliché is typically what people say when they don&#039;t want to engage with the substance of the issue. Unquestionably, a lot of the fervour against migrants is fuelled by racism. The USA, like the UK, is a racist country and pretending otherwise is dishonest.I don&#039;t think so. Obama originally wanted a open contest because he thought that would strengthen the legitimacy of the eventual winner. However, all the viable alternatives to Kamala have backed her candidacy so any contest now would be meaningless. I suspect that Obama will give his full throated support to Kamala&#039;s campaign very soon.I think you are overstating the influence that Deval Patrick has on the nomination, and for that matter Dr Biden now that Joe has withdrawn. What on earth could be significant about those 2 meeting? What is it with right wingers and conspiracy theories?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Angela Channing, post: 406258, member: 33"] That lame cliché is typically what people say when they don't want to engage with the substance of the issue. Unquestionably, a lot of the fervour against migrants is fuelled by racism. The USA, like the UK, is a racist country and pretending otherwise is dishonest. I don't think so. Obama originally wanted a open contest because he thought that would strengthen the legitimacy of the eventual winner. However, all the viable alternatives to Kamala have backed her candidacy so any contest now would be meaningless. I suspect that Obama will give his full throated support to Kamala's campaign very soon. I think you are overstating the influence that Deval Patrick has on the nomination, and for that matter Dr Biden now that Joe has withdrawn. What on earth could be significant about those 2 meeting? What is it with right wingers and conspiracy theories? [/QUOTE]

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