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Brownian Motion Within the Tsunami

While we are hopefully about to witness the landfall of a tectonically-scaled political realignment, even movement on a more humble scale can and should be appreciated for its part in the overall potency of effect, i.e. DOOM. Such a movement occurred yesterday when NY State Sen. Ruben Diaz (D) endorsed NY-15 (R-Cand.) Michel Faulkner in his bid to send Charlie Rangel out to pasture, imploring the Hispanic community in particular:

“This guy here is one of those titans that our community needs … I’m asking you to cross lines. Forget about Democrat, forget about Republican. We are in a stage that we need real leaders.”

Be encouraged. If such an endorsement can come in … The Bronx* … imagine what must be happening elsewhere under the radar. Now to cheer your hearts a bit:

* I know, many of you will probably consider my hometown the citadel of conservatism after seeing this, but honesty compels me, I’m afraid, to admit that we still have a ways to go. But you’re certainly welcome to come and lend a hand. You might come away with more than you bargained for!

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  • proudmarinemom

    is sometimes the sweetest kind.

    Things continue to look up for our America.

  • pilgrim

    During the era of reconstruction the Black GOP were all elected from the deep south. This election Black GOP can be elected from NYC, Indianapolis, Chicago, Denver, and LA.

    Brownian motion indeed.

    • CincoSolas_del_Bronx

      I see this as one of several hopeful indicators that “Urban Conservative” is becoming a less oxymoronic phrase than it has seemed–to either side–in decades.