Joy Reid Has Explosive Two-Word Retort For Trump VP Vance Seconds After Hearing His Attack On Her
Tommy Christopher said: “If you have a little gratitude, you will be a much happier person.”
He speaks right for you.
Joy-Ann Reid: So I will start saying JD Vance because you pay attention to me: FK you!
Tommy Christopher: Whoa!
Joy-Ann Reid: And I say that on behalf of every black woman who hears the kamala giant Harris.
Your mother is looking for a woman who comes to this country to do cancer research and to improve cancer. His mother, who lost his mother years ago, is the same racial identity as your wife.
The fact that you will call him “garbage” to the woman, the vice president of the US, who is the highest elected female politician in the US, the political authority of the nation’s history, stand in front of a crowd of White Magas, mostly?
F – K you, forever!
There is nothing you can say that I will get friends or otherwise. I don’t need advice from you. You need to learn to be a good person and you should apologize to Kamala Harris for what you say. So let’s start with it.
The second thing: JD Vance, I didn’t say that my mother said that this country is not an opportunity country for people like us. You have to go back and listen to the interview.
Probably what I said, I would have to take an interview, but again what I’m going to say is that my mother comes as an immigrant. And he believed in the sales speech of what he said, he was called such a country of opportunity.
But what happens, if you are black, you come here right here, and all the black citizens of America treat second -class citizens as they treat them as they treat them, they are grateful to be grateful for people who need to quote from UNQUote.
In your statement, you forget the part you believe for yourself, that white people have gained their opportunities, create opportunities, when they find a good job or buy a big house or get a good salary, because they win the reason.
You, because you are a racist A -Deli, I believe that black people are given the opportunity by white people.
Therefore, you cannot admit that my mother, a doctor who is a college professor, has the opportunity to become a professor.
You think that a white person gives him this opportunity or stole it or stole it, or that Charlie Kirk’s version is stealing from a white person.
