Candidates have to learn how to use interviews to their advantage. For one thing conservatives could give honest answers about why they oppose queers and what they can do for women/blacks via allowing the private sector to provide the material needs of their families, letting people thrive iow.
Those Wacky Republicans
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So You're About To Become A Minority...
A Helpful Guide For The Future White Minority
A Helpful Guide For The Future White Minority
Odd. The article didn't say anything about political affiliation of the officers.
So let me get this straight... the lady runs on a platform that she is going to clean-up Parma and fire all the corrupt employees. She gets elected and all the employees immediately resign. And the national media attempts to make a racial issue out of the situation.
And DB attempts to make a partisan issue out of it.
living in California... there are towns / cities in southern San Diego in which people of mexican heritage are are apparently the majority. (this may also be true in North County.. but it is not as obvious.)
However, mexican / american in San Diego or even L.A. rarely if ever self identify as anything other than white in terms or race.
However, mexican / american in San Diego or even L.A. rarely if ever self identify as anything other than white in terms or race.
So You're About To Become A Minority...
A Helpful Guide For The Future White Minority
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Arizona Sheriff Describes Investigation Into Judge's Wife
Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio dropped a bombshell in court Thursday when he said his former lawyer had hired a private investigator to look into the wife of the federal judge presiding over a contempt of court case against the sheriff.
The hearing took the strange turn after Arpaio had finished his testimony and Judge Murray Snow began asking him questions, including whether the sheriff was investigating his family.
Arpaio said he believed his former lawyer, Tim Casey, had hired a private investigator to look into his wife. The investigation stemmed from a purported comment Snow's wife made about the judge not wanting Arpaio to get re-elected in 2012.
The self-proclaimed "America's Toughest Sheriff" came under sharp questioning earlier in the day over his TV interviews, press releases and campaign fundraising, as lawyers sought to use Arpaio's own words against him in proving that he willfully defied a judge's orders to stop carrying out his signature immigration patrols.
Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio dropped a bombshell in court Thursday when he said his former lawyer had hired a private investigator to look into the wife of the federal judge presiding over a contempt of court case against the sheriff.
The hearing took the strange turn after Arpaio had finished his testimony and Judge Murray Snow began asking him questions, including whether the sheriff was investigating his family.
Arpaio said he believed his former lawyer, Tim Casey, had hired a private investigator to look into his wife. The investigation stemmed from a purported comment Snow's wife made about the judge not wanting Arpaio to get re-elected in 2012.
The self-proclaimed "America's Toughest Sheriff" came under sharp questioning earlier in the day over his TV interviews, press releases and campaign fundraising, as lawyers sought to use Arpaio's own words against him in proving that he willfully defied a judge's orders to stop carrying out his signature immigration patrols.