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WE walk by FAITH not by sight.
The human psyche is a mother that never let's go of her child. Not even after 131 years
Re: The results of the earlier Senatorial elections in US:
The Record: After saving the economy, reviving the stock market, helping to recover millions of lost jobs in 6 years, returning international respect to the US, avenging 9-11, delivering health care to millions of uninsured, preventing any major terrorists attacks on the homeland, he still cannot earn any respect from his critics. Why?? It's complex and simple.
Many people wonder why Republican legislators are so unrelenting in their hatred of President Obama. Because that is what it is, let's not 'mince' words. This answer was eloquently written 131 years ago!!
...or just an unfortunate 'happenstance'? 
The human psyche is a mother that never let's go of her child. Not even after 131 years
Re: The results of the earlier Senatorial elections in US:
The Record: After saving the economy, reviving the stock market, helping to recover millions of lost jobs in 6 years, returning international respect to the US, avenging 9-11, delivering health care to millions of uninsured, preventing any major terrorists attacks on the homeland, he still cannot earn any respect from his critics. Why?? It's complex and simple.
Many people wonder why Republican legislators are so unrelenting in their hatred of President Obama. Because that is what it is, let's not 'mince' words. This answer was eloquently written 131 years ago!!
“Though the colored man is no longer subject to barter and sale, he is surrounded by an adverse settlement which fetters all his movements. In his downward course he meets with no resistance, but his course upward is resented and resisted at every step of his progress. If he comes in ignorance, rags and wretchedness he conforms to the popular belief of his character, and in that character he is welcome; but if he shall come as a gentleman, a scholar and a statesman, he is hailed as a contradiction to the national faith concerning his race, and his coming is resented as impudence. In one case he may provoke contempt and derision, but in the other he is an affront to pride and provokes malice.”
Frederick Douglass
September 25, 1883
Frederick Douglass
September 25, 1883