US Election: Often, those who crossover are celebrated more than those who were ever thus. There’s a huge degree of humility required
Often, those who crossover are celebrated more than those who were ever thus. There’s a huge degree of humility requiredJennifer Bell was not exactly a popular choice. But she was there for the cameras, not the crowd. Many Harris supporters sat stony-faced as occasional smatterings of boos greeted Bell’s description of her voting history, and then lukewarm cheers regarding her appeals to voters just like her who can hold on to their conservative values, but still vote blue.certainly need it to.
For Omer, the key issues are abortion, the economy and job opportunities for graduates , and immigration. “I come from immigrant parents who came here from the Republic ofin Africa. A lot of people say the candidate I support is weak on immigration, and I choose to differ. I believe America is the land of opportunity… I believe people have a right to come to the United States, to apply for asylum, to come and study here.
As last week rolled on, a new date was placed in Trump’s diary, another North Carolina rally in Greensboro, of all places. Greensboro, where four young black men began their peaceful protest at the then “white only” lunch counter of the Woolworth store in February 1960, something that catalysed the student sit-in movement. The counter is preserved, eerily so, a landmark of civil rights activism.
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