Has the NAACP outlived its usefulness?

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audtatious wrote:When working on the stimulus packages, Obama's former Secretary of Labor Robert Reich
You mean Bill Clinton's former Secretary of Labor ... right?

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Yeah, guesso.

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EazyBreazy wrote:so they want the most qualified black or female applicant, not the most qualified applicant no matter the race, creed or color.

Outstanding!!!!!!!!!!!
Isn't that what the NAACP is all about?

Call me dense, but I thought we established that already.

I'm just surprised that their influence is reaching ALL THE WAY into Little Rock!


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