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In [[Kentucky]], voters overwhelmingly rejected the Democrats' racist agenda, electing the state's first black [[Attorney General]] and first Republican in 70 years, [[Daniel Cameron]]. Four years earlier, Kentucky voters elected conservative Republican Jenean Hampton as the state's first black statewide elected official, and the Republican governor they elected, [[Matt Bevin]], had adopted four children from Ethiopia.
In [[Kentucky]], voters overwhelmingly rejected the Democrats' racist agenda, electing the state's first black [[Attorney General]] and first Republican in 70 years, [[Daniel Cameron]]. Four years earlier, Kentucky voters elected conservative Republican Jenean Hampton as the state's first black statewide elected official, and the Republican governor they elected, [[Matt Bevin]], had adopted four children from Ethiopia.
''[[The New York Times]]'' reported ''Black Workers’ Wages Are Finally Rising'', in the Trump era wherein it noted: “Their pay is increasing after a decade of stagnation”, and then states: “President Trump frequently celebrates the experience of black workers, noting correctly that the group’s unemployment rate is at its lowest on record”.<ref>https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/07/business/black-unemployment-wages.html</ref>
''[[The New York Times]]'' reported ''Black Workers’ Wages Are Finally Rising'' in the Trump era wherein it noted: “Their pay is increasing after a decade of stagnation”, and then states: “President Trump frequently celebrates the experience of black workers, noting correctly that the group’s unemployment rate is at its lowest on record”.<ref>https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/07/business/black-unemployment-wages.html</ref>
Sen. [[Elizabeth Warren]], who lied about her [[Native American]] heritage to steal [[affirmative action]] preferences from qualified minorities, dropped a truth bomb in the 2020 New Hampshire presidential debate:
Sen. [[Elizabeth Warren]], who lied about her [[Native American]] heritage to steal [[affirmative action]] preferences from qualified minorities, dropped a truth bomb in the 2020 New Hampshire presidential debate: