AI> >choice for VP running mate was going to be "a black female."
AI> 
AI> Yes, he said that and that's what he did.

You might not realize this, but Kamala is half Indian. It's not the same as 
being black. My kids are half black, but they aren't black kids. There is a
difference. Another thing you might not realize, is that Indians (from 
India) are racist towards blacks, and they carry that nasty torch to the 
United States. So that makes me wonder, on behalf of blacks in America, if 
Kamala knows anything more about being black than my kids do? Or does she know
more about being Indian, which involves disparagement of blacks?

What it all boils down to, is does Kamala bring any special talents to the 
table with her experience as being black? Can her experience lead to a policy 
that would help black children in any way? Or is her experience as an Indian 
going to lead to policy that would disparage blacks, as many Indian-Americans 
have done in the past?

Joe Biden's running mate is only 50% politically correct.

--- Renegade vY2Ka2