For John, BLUF: I blame Trump. Nothing to see here; just move along.
From da tech guy blog, by Ms Juliette Akinyi Ochieng, blogging as baldilocks, on 1 May 2018.
Here are the first four paragraphs:
Back in 2003, when I started blogging, conservatives who are black were very popular. They (we) are now also, because we still are so few in relative numbers.Then we have Representative Maxine Waters talking down to Mr West for being out of his lane.And, for the most part, we were and are regular citizens. Even the very popular Candace Owens, Diamond and Silk, and Terrance Williams – persons with eloquence and/or humor – began as everyday persons who used technology and their gifts to make their points and express their support for Donald Trump and for conservative ideas.
And this is what makes long-time Trump supporter Kanye West different from the rest of us who refuse to toe the Democrat line. His hip-hop composed platform was already built. All he had to do is climb up and begin to speak. In his case, mere agreement with Owens began an avalanche.
West is no conservative but doesn’t refute the ideology. Refreshingly, he says that he doesn’t know enough about being a conservative to call himself one. I’ve seen that he is getting an introduction to the mighty works of one Thomas F. Sowell. I’m going to suggest this as his starting point.
I do see a new day coming.
Hat tip to the InstaPundit.
Regards — Cliff
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