OTCInvestor

[OTCInvestor @OTCInvestor2]

@trhototc I didn't realize she was obsessed with it. Care to support that statement?

Also, you know Trump has paid for multiple abortions himself, right?

[OTCInvestor @OTCInvestor2]

@jknordlander @BasedSavannah @alholds @atrupar Yes, she can claim both her Jamaican heritage and her Indian heritage. That's how it works. If you are half Irish and half Italian, you can be proud of your Italian roots while also celebrating St. Patrick's day.

[OTCInvestor @OTCInvestor2]

@maddenifico "I don't know, is she Indian (narrow hand gesture) or is she black? (wide hand gesture)"

[OTCInvestor @OTCInvestor2]

@BonesCE @maddenifico I had no idea what he was trying to do with his hands. Like he kept referring to "Indian" with his hands close together and then "black" with his hands far apart. Was he alluding to penis size? 😂

[OTCInvestor @OTCInvestor2]

@staqs_ @maddenifico I watched the entire video too. He didn't answer any of the questions, he just used them as springboards to launch into his rally rants.

But letting him speak was brilliant. No moderate or independent watching that video will think highly of him.

[OTCInvestor @OTCInvestor2]

@JCSch8 @maddenifico And that's why it is a good thing that Biden and his generation are shown the door. They grew up in a different world and it is time for the younger generation to lead.

That goes for Trump, too. He needs to be shown the door.

[OTCInvestor @OTCInvestor2]

@dvigilrpg @MarkusPauli4 @joncoopertweets I'm pretty sure that is why we switched from using "African American" to a "person of color" or just "black." Because not everyone with dark skin came directly from Africa.

[OTCInvestor @OTCInvestor2]

@dvigilrpg @joncoopertweets Why is it so hard for people to accept that she's both? Her Dad is Jamaican and she went to an HBC and was president of the Black Law Students Association, but her Mom is Indian.

She is biracial, and willfully ignoring that is a form of racism.

[OTCInvestor @OTCInvestor2]

@Dorothysdottir @SteveRustad1 She quoted Trump. Those statements were Trump's own words and attacks.

The question was why should black voters trust him after using language like that.

So he attacked her.

https://t.co/UtJNitXVd3

[Headquarters @HQNewsNow]

Q: You have pushed false claims about people like President Barack Obama, saying he was not born in the United States, which is not true. You have told four congresswomen, women of color who were American citizens, to go back to where they came from. You have used words like ‘animal’ to describe Black district attorneys. You've attacked Black journalists, calling them a loser, saying the questions that they ask are quote, ‘stupid and racist.’ You've had dinner with a white supremacist at Mar-a-Lago. So my question, sir, now that you are asking Black supporters to vote for you, why should Black voters trust you after you have used language like that?

Trump: Well, first of all, I don't think I've ever been asked a question in such a horrible manner

[OTCInvestor @OTCInvestor2]

@KingsPain1 @OneBadDude_ Keep reading up about how the parties flipped around the time of the Civil Rights Act. I'm sure you'll get there eventually.

The GOP that opposed slavery would be appalled by the current GOP, they have nothing in common.

[OTCInvestor @OTCInvestor2]

@KingsPain1 @OneBadDude_ The old republican party of Lincoln, that is correct. But the people mocking Harris are from the Confederate states, so I'm not sure what your point is.

[OTCInvestor @OTCInvestor2]

@DebraRu66150029 @proudelephant Does going to Howard University or serving as president of a chapter of the Black Law Students Association while in law school challenge your false narrative?

[OTCInvestor @OTCInvestor2]

@stayingsaneusa @proudelephant She should have stuck to the basic facts that refute what Trump claimed to be true.

She was president of the local chapter of the Black Law Students Association as early as 1989. There is no question that she is black, or that she is Indian, to any reasonable people.

[OTCInvestor @OTCInvestor2]

@timothy_wall @mmpadellan You mean like 1:28, when Trump says he will pardon them if they're innocent and she says "they've been convicted."

They were laughing at him and cheering her for fact checking him in real time.

[OTCInvestor @OTCInvestor2]

@KingsPain1 @kezmodo She was president of the local chapter of the Black Law Students Association back in 1989.

I'm guessing you just haven't paid attention. Which is great, because you're also not paying attention to how this tortured argument falls flat with a majority of Americans.

[OTCInvestor @OTCInvestor2]

@LisaMarieDeadly What's even better is the number of threatened white men that are arguing that people were laughing "with" Trump (not at him) and that he "put them in their place."

Please, keep putting them in their place until November, so we can put Trump in his place.

[OTCInvestor @OTCInvestor2]

@NoblePatriot2 @atrupar He said female VP, not Black.

And Harris was president of a chapter of the Black Law Students Association way back in 1989, so I'm not sure you really understand the issues being discussed.

[OTCInvestor @OTCInvestor2]

@iamtexture @Nards_Ballsac @atrupar It is clear to everyone that they were laughing at him. He sounds ridiculous, like he's never heard of a biracial family.

She was president of the Black Law Students Association as far back as 1989.

[OTCInvestor @OTCInvestor2]

@JUhlTrucker @DSelektra @atrupar @AdamZagoria When "you idiots" works just as well, you didn't make the brilliant point you thought you did.

[OTCInvestor @OTCInvestor2]

@BasedSavannah @jknordlander @alholds @atrupar What do you think this proves? If she is half-Indian and therefore the first Indian American Senator, her half-jamaican side disappears?

Or can she be both Indian and black?