Do you suppose she is saying that those 'marinated' people must die off to eliminate their personal bigotry, as compared to learning new ways? It would be interesting to hear the rest (or entire) interview, rather than a soundbite.
No, I am not an Oprah for Prez dreamer, I don't think she is well suited for the tasks.
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I tell ya, I did just now watch the entire interview on BBC. Thanks for asking that olejoedad. Knowledge is king.
Watching the interview, her demeanor only changes during that one paragraph. She physically changes. That is hard to hide, and an easy tell of truths. The context is exactly as it seems in the 22 second video.
There are several videos out there.
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I truly think most Democrats today are driven by... "image" if you will. Essentially, exactly opposite of Trump. If you had someone EXACTLY like Trump, even with all the exact same views, but he ran as a Democrat, they'd probably love him right now, and oddly enough, most Republicans would be kind of going along with it.
But Oprah checks all the boxes they could possibly want to check. I only hope that she's fiscally conservative and non race-baiting.
I think she's pretty down to Earth. I wouldn't vote for her because I'd want someone who was more all-around Conservative, and I fear she could be swayed to implement socialist medicine. But if she is mostly fiscally conservative, then that would be a good thing because Democrats would simply just fall in line and abandoned their views on Keynesian economic policies since they're mostly sheeple.
She 'could' win, but it would be due to her popularity...not anything to do with her abilities to do anything at all. She would be another Obama but worse.I doubt shes interested.
She 'could' win, but it would be due to her popularity...not anything to do with her abilities to do anything at all. She would be another Obama but worse.I doubt shes interested.
