One thing that I have noticed in New York and around the rest of the country is that, while indeed, you know, Global War on Terrorism (GWOT) veterans look like the country and the beautiful cultural mosaic that it is, but our Vietnam vets and Korean War vets of color experienced particular trauma, you know, fighting for freedom abroad, not exactly finding that same freedom here at home.
Rose highlights the struggles of veterans of color compared to their white counterparts.
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He's wrong. So if you were right, we wouldn't have seen Democratic senatorial candidates win in Wisconsin, Michigan, Nevada and Arizona, despite Donald Trump winning those states.
Look, my Republican friends remind me of what my four-year-old looks like, blindfolded with their trying to hit the pinata at his birthday party, right? They're constantly swinging.
Chairman Rose's Transnational White Supremacist Extremism Review Act, which would direct DHS to develop and disseminate a terrorist threat assessment of foreign violent White supremacist extremist groups, makes sense.
I think a bunch of Republicans complained very quietly, showing that, in fact, they do have a backbone somewhere, some place. And Donald Trump as well is not a omnipotent demigod. He can be stopped.
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