writing mcallister joins us from hip-hop republican dot com how are you letting
i'm doing well are you going to have to have been pretty good to hear the
hip-hop we'd go play coming into the segment it's all good thought that that
doesn't have opted type of music
prior what's that what's your favorite artists like
while
honeymoons don't attend the what kind of mood on the unabomb listen to the ipod i
need some power on there was never playing
sabu kurt franklin her franklin a senior fellow that's not a problem here i'm not
nestle hip-hop and we're talking about the from those like i said you know
probably about looted
that there
in fact it's ability restricting about republicans he doesn't like they were
like clean stuff right bizarre
stephen's concern really thus far hip-hop music is probably old-school i
don't like the missile decided to stop i can't take accnt tolerated i've never
been able to meet in everything that had a daughter
ages went from i can't tolerate it sooo
use i had only one around next
cistern is why did you guys decide to go with hip-hop republican win
so much of hip-hop you objective
well hip-hop if you look in the governments of as a culture look at what
happened with the hip-hop move
in the seventies
african-american vans are to be they were big bands playing a lot of music
dance music
in singing and all choreographed
moves onstage
hip-hop comes along
stubhub and it's a record
doesn't make much sense
peseta votes saying it's spoken word over a record player and they feel less
sense
it instead of making money at least huge events at these are realized become a
hospital reserved
part of the warehouses
house anybody could have
the uh... as staying power to anak but it was taken different things they
should not unless
and putting them together
and creating something that's been saying for thirty years me take that to
the political arena that's what we're trying to do with
hip-hop republicanism
free-market principles
the minority
traditional african-american issues
in values
putting together they shouldn't that's been a twenty first century we needed to
protect the solution
started recipes urban issues in black american other segments of big cities
within america
you know it's interesting to his
and he make a good case for but overall it sounds like you're stressing i mean i
i don't know what we like
deductible
please leave your hair fiber but when you start you guys to be really native
art music and you're not that much into it for this unimportant you made a good
smart case for itself and by the u_s_ has hip-hop republican dot com yessir sa
so
let's keep it real
okay that you can see a lot of crap from other after have of course
of digital art aren't even take it from both sides the democratic elected u_s_
company
i can go back to our election that ran for the last year
dead in the polls
coming in the home stretch
elvira went out comparing the clarence thomas
now there's one big issue between clarence thomas to me that we disagree
on aneta permits action needed anything's gonna disqualify me that
clarence thomas clone
there you go i don't agree with the conservatives based there we still need
affirmative action especially with
black children at risk yet
the marker
played well with democrats and empowered eminent policing them to work against me
he's scared off blacks from one of the vote in supporting as much in that you
have republicans that look at me as is this a true republican or somebody
that's a rhino republican in name only so you get a from all three fronts
utility to discuss trade on the republican side it because is that what
their views
you know i was a republican and i remembered as a storyteller often and if
there were many stories like this is just emblematic
uh... workout
you know cinderella to other conservative republicans in law school
a lot of our black lastly slots by and there one of the guys the the other
problem since it's here where have you got it
and dollar guy last and i thought yeah
that although i have these guys
so i mean
here's a party that has traditionally for at least the last fifty years i've
been good to your people
you know why bother
because any change in the drop a bomb has become
the vice presidential nominee because of the word change
it's the same thing somebody at some point time passing gauge the situation
so i think we have you finding you gee why do you have to go i mean gauge that
because you look at a bra person this is dennis allen republican diets are
politics maa
but would you look at most bureaucracies
republican or democrat any type of government or any type of huge
corporation you don't get the culture change from the top down more often than
not intervene more red tape tickets in the way
usually a pockets with in that organization
promote that change to a point where it says raising from the bottom
op ninety of the body can live by the end the reason for that is
so here is a republican party that isn't a lot of ways in my opinion uh...
profited from discrimination not in my opinion page ken mehlman went to the n_
double a_c_p_
you know the former head of r_n_c_ and said i'm sorry week
use the southern strategy races strategy to win for decades and decades
now they do it against gay folks and they still do against lifeboats
why not
why try to fix it why not just find
because he can't fix and fight at the same time if you believe in what the
platform supposed to be about smaller government
opportunities for the individual to grow without having covered it in the way
maximizing your way of life
competition of choice
that is what it feels to me that's what appeals the hip-hop republicans black
when you're talking about our party structure you know you're talking about
people
in people to change people can leave
leadership can change the leadership in progress they grow
the principles in my opinion for their
it's the structures is the people that need to reevaluate why the act the way
they do and they're not going to do that unless that there's some kind of fully
or some kind of contrasts
to park exchanged and that's what hip-hop republicanism
is doing right now and so that delegates to
the needy gradients of his that's the radical right but when he gets a
practical matter and they run that ad against child for junior in tennessee
now with the white uh... playboy bunny
uh... and you know the weekend another given to the
also the racist community in
in tennessee that turns your stomach how do you still sit stay in the room youth
because you stay in a room when you say this turns my stomach look at the bronco
bomb and with there are a compound from north carolina
i was there for that and i stood up against that as a black republican i say
this place operational overtones
it wasn't unbearable popular message got caught some flack but the truth of the
matter is
if i'm not involved in the structure if i'm not involved in the system it
doesn't matter
what i've taken things continue to be the same somebody has to be that it's a
you know what that's over 'til i would offer folicularly more two thousand
eight
and you'll be in the long wolf every now and then but eventually they'd pack will
grow and you have to believe that just have to have faith
well you have done a lot of papers through the repose
so i give you credit on that
uh... so that lets you touch the topic that we got us in trouble yesterday
which is hurricane katrina by george bush uh...
is obviously lateness fun i think its obvious but uh... valley richard did
agree with me but
artistically responding covers everybody to prevent he had no and we had already
reader that megan
uh... this is a better job in this case the fit what you do it in hurting
katrina
anything blog
more with the online but the
twenty years
uh... we need the federal government only fema specifically
when people are in trouble or about the died their emergency management they
have to go in there and help those folks and they didn't
and a lot of people thought
it just was not the was so dont get those black people die and i'll be happy
no way
filipinos have like that
uh... cabinet members of the deeply trust them
when people see george bush is racist actually argue against a latino family
members right that's also true in hebrew trust that college was maybe more than
anybody else his cabinet right now and
and so i hear all that
the real question is whether he wanted him to die i don't think he wanted to
die
the question is was the high enough priority for
and it was his donors it was uh... folks who got amanda office it was however it
was an excel mobile
he had been there wiki slip
where's allot of people feel that we as was a high enough larry is that how they
died o damnit i guess i blew it away
well that's a perception and i can understand that and there's a case the
bill for that but at the same time
this is a difficult this is not a popular president so you can sit there
and say what he's done well with four other issues that are please americans
but that katrina issue was what he did not and therefore maybe there's some
kind of
races undertones to it
their children matter is when it comes to his approval ratings although
congress is lower
he's is still open it's based on several issues not just to train about how we
scale of the war
and i want to talk specifically about half of americans view
a lot of african-americans country view it as he didn't care enough about how
u_s_ upset enough about like vanessa play was sent by the way you can see
george bush hates black people situations doesn't care about black
people so cut youth using his ability in that argument i don't think there's a
litany of that argument what i think though is if you were in effective
leader
it starts being irrelevant as to what the color of your skin is thin people
have made the argument that george bush has been one of them least affective
presence of the course of eight years now some republicans will make the case
that we you know there was not eleven
he had to deal with that there were other issues he had to deal with
and they have hampered his effectiveness
but the truth is most americans feel he's been one of the least effective
president overall
in alaska years been there and when you take that in consideration
eighteen big event that comes into play the hampered in so basically what you're
saying is
he needed a yes black people use is generally company
if you ask the average american with they say they have a lot of profits into
a city bush right now the end of the naive if you so that i a support letter
of the service real-time lemme tell sir
uh... and he's from hip hop republican dot com
look i hear you analysts up reform from the inside all you have some
conservative free-market principles which is nothing wrong with
you might agree or disagree but it's a perfectly valid opinion there have been
set up
and i share some of those principles
that having said all that food purchases shelf in europe or in blue
are you really get a vote for john mccain over-broad problem yes
but the biggest problem is that you don't even believe in some of the
principles you believe in
it's but president yes rose's lime
who'd like there was closer to the values that i have article
morocco obama
as far as the historical figure absolutely cows i had the utmost respect
for him i want you will never hear me bashing the net and they're being
instances where somebody does dash in based on race
color or creed it
brock hussein told mama
esata bounce
but when it comes to whose policies are closer to where i said
i believe the senator john mccain now it doesn't mean he's a strong
right wing politician he's not
he's moderate and some would say he center-left
talked a lot of people who sit in the fall right now they will tell you
center-left i think it's absurd but i hear you notice that the real quick
one of the things that john mccain has a while but that really appeal to you sir
are despite all that i'm rubble from eating
i think he was more importantly came the drawing first i think brocco bomb asylum
alter his position to be more like john mccain's that would be number one number
two i wouldn't think a foreign policy
approach is going to be different i would like to see obviously something in
between with the two candidates are doing i think we have to do more
diplomacy
but i don't want to go to so far we started yielding things infects the fear
that if you talk to the conservative base that's the fear they have a brothel
bomber if he becomes president
yeah i really disagree with those who were out of time and it's ok solely okay
to disagree on
i'll put it at least i understand your perspective outside the city governor
lawton ok appreciate your thinking at all right let me for a mcallister from
hip-hop republican dot com