Thursday, April 7, 2016

Bernie Sanders Says 'Yes' I Would Apologize For Slavery

Bernie Sanders Says 'Yes' I Would Apologize For Slavery

April 07, 2016 Bernie Sanders Says 'Yes' I Would Apologize For Slavery , 1 Comments


By Daily Mail, April 06, 2016 

Bernie Sanders committed tonight to formally apologizing for slavery on behalf of the United States if he becomes president. 

Sanders told heavily black audience that Tindley Temple United Methodist Church, 'There's nothing that anybody can do to undo the deaths and misery, how many people we don't even know who died on the way over here in the ships.'

But the United States has to make an attempt to 'wipe the slate clean' by acknowledging the truth, he said after an audience member asked him point blank if he'd offer a presidential-level apology and he said, 'Yes.'

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  1. wlodApril 9, 2016 at 1:19 AM

    Bernie, there is no time like now--please, if you feel like it then by no means go ahead and apologize.

    Otherwise, Bernie, you sound like you are bribing or blackmailing Blacks to vote for you: vote for me or no apology!

    -- Włodzimierz Holsztyński

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