Monday, August 19, 2024

First night dem convention lowlights (torture to watch)

By Grand Rapids Anonymous
monday, august 19, 2024 at 10:41:00 p.m. edt

First night dem convention lowlights (torture to watch):

nigro clyburn said the democommies want “a perfect union”

Translation: nigs with nigs running our cities without laws. spics with spics running south and southwest cities like mexico. An ever-growing number of nigs as das, prosecuting Whites, shutting Whites up and eventually shutting down their lives.

Jamie Raskin, a White traitor, talked until his teleprompter failed him.

Then the “y’all girl,” jasmine crockett, a negress from texas, her shrill yap and constant “y’alls” forced me to turn down the volume to zip.

“Listen, y’all,” kumala is who we need to prosecute cases like breonna taylor.”

blacks stick with black thugs. “Goodnight, y’all.”

If Whites are ever to get a clue about what needs to be done, after listening to these big-mouthed racists and pro-abortionists, they’d better get that clue now—and remember it in november.

--GRA



3 comments:

Anonymous said...

WHITEY,NORAH O'DONNELL WILL QUIT cbs NOISE ANCHOR JOB--bLACKIE NEXT?

(CNN)Norah O’Donnell will step down as anchor and managing editor of CBS Evening News following the November election, the veteran journalist told colleagues Tuesday in a memo.

O’Donnell, who has helmed the venerable evening news program for nearly five years, will transition to a new role as senior correspondent after the election, contributing stories and “big interviews” across CBS’ platforms and shows.

In a note to staff Tuesday, O’Donnell said that while she has cherished her time as anchor of CBS Evening News, it was time for a change.


“I have spent 12 years in the anchor chair here at CBS News, tied to a daily broadcast and the rigors of a relentless news cycle,” O’Donnell wrote. “It’s time to do something different. This presidential election will be my seventh as a journalist, and for many of us in this business we tend to look at our careers in terms of these milestone events.”

O’Donnell added that she has made a “long-term commitment” to stay with CBS News and will “continue to do the same storytelling and big interviews that have been our hallmark.”

The move comes during a period of drastic change for CBS.

GRA:You can almost smell a darkie getting the job.

--GRA

Anonymous said...

Is O'Donnell "bored" with being a propagandist?In her new job,what stories will she receive permission to do that won't clash with cbs's woke agenda?She may have to go to another network or independent show like Sharryl Atkisson to do real investigatory "work".

Sounds like she's disillusioned about it all,but she DOES get paid well for her boredom.Maybe it isn't enough anymore.

--GRA

Anonymous said...

jerry pdx
Couldn't bring myself to watch, wasn't sure if I had the stomach for it. Sounds like a good thing I didn't.