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Unlimited22:
O boi I just tire for that super Eagles thread. I tire I swear.

biacan:
Girl the guys on this forum are angry because a lady played a fast one on their friend.... I think she deserves an accolade

Why Democratic presidential prospects are rushing to back Georgia's Stacey Abrams

Stacey Abrams' bid to become the first female African-American governor in America is the hottest ticket in Democrats' shadow 2020 presidential primary.

In Georgia's Tuesday primary, Abrams, the former state House minority leader, faces former state Rep. Stacey Evans for the Democratic nomination in what will be a closely-watched governor's race.
Just ahead of the primary, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders endorsed Abrams, and California Sen. Kamala Harris visited Georgia to campaign for her. In January, New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker was in Atlanta for events supporting Abrams.
Nina Turner, the president of Our Revolution, the organization that emerged from Sanders' 2016 presidential campaign, spent the weekend in Georgia turning out the vote for Abrams.
The national figures' interest in the race and national support for Abrams is in part a result of her appeal to both the Democrats' progressive wing and its African-American base.

There's also Georgia's status as a key state in both the 2020 Democratic presidential primary. It votes on Super Tuesday, and black Democratic voters in the South are a crucial source of delegates. The formerly deep-red state has also emerged as competitive in general elections.
Hillary Clinton's strength with black voters in the South was at the core of her strategy to clinch the party's 2016 nomination, and Sanders was never able to make up the ground he'd lost there later in the nominating process.
Abrams' emergence as a Democratic star, fueled by her calls for massive black voter registration efforts, became clear to a national audience in August 2017, when the progressive gathering Netroots Nation was held in Atlanta.
Abrams was among the biggest stars at the event. And Evans attempted to speak, too. But protesters accusing Evans of taking stances on education issues similar to President Donald Trump's education secretary, Betsy DeVos, drowned her out for about 10 minutes with chants of "trust black women."
Evans is still seen as a strong candidate, and amid all the national attention, Abrams' campaign has become sensitive to the potential perception that she is ignoring local voices.
Abrams' list of endorsements on her campaign website first highlights a long list of Georgia Democrats and local organizations. Only at the very end of the list is a group of "Additional Supporters" comprised of national figures.
"Of course, we are really thrilled about the national support and endorsements we have received from senators from members of Congress, but really what we want folks to know is we have a really strong base of local support as well," an Abrams aide said, arguing that Abrams has told supporters and aides that her campaign is "grounded here in Georgia but nationally known."

damtan:
First kiss?? I'm sure he for don kiss down there self

Joebie:
Let him also be the first to score a hat-trick. Na that kind record we dey find.

safarigirl:
too many entrants, more trouble than it is worth

safarigirl:
US is another overrated country

Anywhere Nigerians easily flock to, I no dey like am

Elder001:
go to igbo land women don't inherit any properties.. same with Hausa/fulani and even south south tribes I don't know about Yoruba..

so who the hell implemented that law you're talking about?

Elder001:
In 2014 a bill that will allow females to inherit properties from their parents was voted out emmase in NASS...

it won't be easy for such bill like child support to be passed now either because no northern senator will support it but what if the judiciary implements this stuff ?

happney65:
Hailing baba i dey here ohhh...Trump and his team are already pissing in their panties as Mueller digs deeper..

Lucasbalo:
Is it because of their population because I know of the Crips and the Bloods of LA which is farther North of SD where you are based.

Lucasbalo:
Its gonna be a very interesting experience for you especially in Southern California with all the shenanigans going on. Good luck to you and let us know if there's anything worth knowing especially the police brutality against Blacks and Hispanics.

safarigirl:
me sef na bone, so I support the relationship

Na fleshy girls dey chop man money pass....but wait o, if Iwobi went from a fairly curvy girl to 'bone', does that mean e no get spec?

Lucasbalo:
Good my Brother. Being wondering about you but I know you are doing great in the Golden State.

Lucasbalo:
Where have you been ?.

diggz:
Jisos


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