re: #211 HappyWarrior

Same guy who thinks he can get the African American vote while he admits that he would have opposed the most important civil rights legislation of the past 100 years.

Urban League gives Paul positive but lukewarm reception

U.S. Sen. Rand Paul received a positive but lukewarm response when he spoke before the National Urban League conference in Cincinnati on Friday morning.
Before a half-filled auditorium of about 60 people at the Duke Energy Convention, Paul highlighted policies of his that he thinks could bridge the gap between minority communities and the GOP. His 30-minute speech that repeatedly referenced civil rights icons Martin Luther King and Clyde Kennard, a black man who attempted to enroll in Mississippi Southern College during the 1950s.
Paul spoke of his support for restoring the voting rights for felons and other criminal justice reforms. He also outlined his Economic Freedom Zones proposal for poor neighborhoods.

I was watching the livestream but had to stop before I was forced to kill my computer.