Diversity is our greatest weakness

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Dem Presidential Candidate John Hickenlooper: Diversity is Likely Our “greatest strength”
Article date: 
23 March 2019
Article category: 
Colorado News
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diversity
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As reported by Breitbart, March 23, 2019, John Hickenlooper said ‘Diversity’ Is America’s ‘Greatest Strength’:

Speaking Wednesday evening during a CNN town hall in Atlanta, 2020 Democrat presidential candidate and former Colorado governor John Hickenlooper said that diversity is likely the United States’ “greatest strength.”

"When I first became mayor, I reached out to all the suburban mayors who hated the mayor of Denver, they hated the city of Denver. [People] said you’re wasting your time. But, in the end, we got all 34 mayors, two-thirds of them Republicans and independents, to unanimously join together and support a tax increase to create the most ambitious trans [LGBTQ rstuvwxyz] initiative in the history of the country."

CAIRCO Notes

Hickenlooper got it wrong.

See:

The Diversity Delusion: Destroying America’s Heritage With Endless Immigration, by Frosty Wooldridge, CAIRCO, January 27, 2019.

The trouble with diversity is... it's divisive!, by Fred Elbel, CAIRCO, October 21, 2017.

The Diversity Delusion, by James Lindsay, June, 2020.

 

we stand united against diversity

Diversity Macht Frei

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