Ryan X Jackson

Today is Election Day in the "most important election of our lifetime," and I'm NOT voting for some silly DemonKKKrat or RepubliKKKan. I'm voting for God.

I find it to be laughable that Black people feel betrayed and used by Michigan Democratic Congresswoman Haley Stevens. Just because she attended a Black church service, sang a couple of hymns, and ate some soul food, DOES NOT mean she's y'all "sister girl", "homegirl", or can be invited to the "cookout." The Democrats have been playing Black voters for decades (at least since the early 1960s). I can remember 34 years ago in particular, when that devil Bill Clinton ran for POTUS. Clinton went on The Arsenio Hall Show and played his saxophone, went on MTV and told young Black voters to "Rock the Vote", attended a countless amount of Black church services, singing hymns, eating soul food, and pretending to be a White "soul brother." Well, how did that work out for the Black community? The same with Barack Obama, Joe Biden, and Kamala Harris. These people don't give a damn about the Black community, and of course I know that the Republicans don't either. They're two wings of the same bird, and that bird is White supremacy. It's time that Black people woke up and smell the porkchops.

During the "most important election of our lifetime", Haley Stevens, a Congresswoman from Michigan, who's a Democrat, has switched sides and is now endorsing Republican nominee Mike Rogers for the Senate. Rogers is an ardent supporter of Trump and is running against Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed. It should be noted that Stevens lost the Democratic nomination for the Senate to El-Sayed. To say that the Democrats are livid is an understatement. AmeriKKKan politricks is about as silly as the WWE.

Dear Black People: It DOES NOT matter whether you're a Muslim, Christian, practice Judaism, a Catholic, a Jehovah's Witness, or whatever the case may be. We all have one important thing in common. We're Black people and White supremacy is our enemy. It DOES NOT matter whether you're a Democrat, Republican, Independent, Green Party, aren't affiliated with any political party or even a registered voter. We all have one thing in common. We're Black people and White supremacy is our enemy. I say all of that say this. With the current condition of our people in this country, now is NOT the time to be religiously or politically set trippin against each other. It's goofy and embarrassing. Ryan X Jackson