people who knew. and there s one other factohr that may be moving this large and centrally important group of voters to the right, people whose families have immigrated from the third world, maybe more sensitive than most to the importance ofst the rule of law. o the rule of law is the one thing that america has always had that the rest ofer i the world has not. el.t s why people come her and most immigrants consider it important. still, liberals do not consider it important. they re workinprotecti the lg t. equal protection under the law v is disappearing at every levelse of american life. liberals apply an obvious double standard and that doublse standard is based on race that be matters of education m and employment, obviously, but also matters of law w enforcemet and criminal justice. liberalsenforcjustice. put up wn behavior from some people that they would never accept in other people. that is the definition of unfairness. but you see itf unfair every sif day. remember the
he needs to end on a legislative agenda, but he is also the key to a portion and they just don t understand. they don t know how to unlock it without him. that is a very important point. kelsey, thank you, ron allen, neil, thank you very much, happy fourth of july. joining me now, former chair of the dnc. with me onset, susan del percio. i m happy to see you all. i want to pick up on what how she unlocking a key to the el t electorate that they just don t understand. there was a portion that he was able to excite and bring out, people who are low propensity voters, make them excited to vote for him and stand by him no
people from voting with the goal of ensuring that we never see another black man or woman el t elected as president of the united states of america. some of the rhetoric of yesterday s march on washington. here with more radio show host richard fowler. you are going to compare it to the kkk and the i have a dream speech to trayvon martin? i think they were responding to how the community feels. what part of my question did you not understand. they were comparing our supreme court to the klu klux klan. wait a second.
people from voting with the goal of ensuring that we never see another black man or woman el t elected as president of the united states of america. some of the rhetoric of yesterday s march on washington. here with more radio show host richard fowler. you are going to compare it to the kkk and the i have a dream speech to trayvon martin? i think they were responding to how the community feels. what part of my question did you not understand. they were comparing our supreme court to the klu klux klan. wait a second.