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This 12-year-old boy is a genius compared to the average Liberal...

Darn Barb...you're going to be accused of another thread about blacks acting badly you know! Except this one is one that our resident racist libs will agree that he is, he's dissing their Obama!! Lol!

My daughter is dating a black guy, he's the only one in his family that's a strong conservative (so he's the "black" sheep I guess...or would that be "white" sheep?) Lol! Anyway...he has NOTHING good to say about Obama. Which he's said really disappoints him because of course he hoped Obama would be great (even though he has never voted for him).
 
Darn Barb...you're going to be accused of another thread about blacks acting badly you know! Except this one is one that our resident racist libs will agree that he is, he's dissing their Obama!! Lol!

My daughter is dating a black guy, he's the only one in his family that's a strong conservative (so he's the "black" sheep I guess...or would that be "white" sheep?) Lol! Anyway...he has NOTHING good to say about Obama. Which he's said really disappoints him because of course he hoped Obama would be great (even though he has never voted for him).

Too funny, caroljo.... yes, it's "another" top post about Blacks acting badly (my specialty, dontcha know.... LOL). I just can't help myself... :D:rolleyes:

That said, I keep thinking Obama-like or Obama-dislike doesn't have much to do with skin color... people are either responsible, self-reliant doers who feel they want to chart their own course in life, or they're moochers that are only too happy to let others do it for them.

Being a conservative myself, I LIKE black sheep of all colors, as long as they fall into the first category of souls.... LOL
 
i hope nobody from the hood gives this kid a beatdown for "acting white"

This seems to be a truly extraordinary young man:

Columbia County, GA - One local middle school student is taking on a huge task by trying to get young people involved in politics. CJ Pearson started the organization Young Georgians in Government and its growing across the state.

Pearson is working in this organization while going to school full-time and working as the Student Body President at Columbia Middle School. He thought of the organization after Election Day this year and put everything together in the last month.

"I'm just an average kid, ya know, Instagram, Twitter, Kick, all that stuff," said Pearson.

CJ Pearson describes himself as a regular 12-year-old, but many would say he's far from it.

I first caught up with Pearson this summer to talk about his stance on the new Georgia Milestones testing.

Since, then his passion for politics has taken off.

"I've worked with Rick Allen, David Purdue, Nathan Deal, Richard Woods, Brian Kent," said Pearson.

The list goes on, but one of Pearson's greatest accomplishments this year is starting the Young Georgians in Government organization.

"Most young people really don't have an interest in government or politics, but we need to peak that interest, we need to make sure that they know, the decisions politicians make are going to affect them," said Pearson.

He's working with other students and politicians state-wide to get youth engaged in the political process.

Right now, he's pushing a bill that would lower the minimum age to run in the State House from 21 to 18 and in the State Senate from 25 to 21.

"If you're old enough to die for your country, if you're old enough to pay taxes and you're old enough to vote, then you should be able to represent your community," said Pearson.

He's already got state representatives on board to sponsor the bill.

His organization is also discussing its positions on medical cannabis and education in the State of Georgia.

The seventh grader, who considers his political views as conservative, is ready to tackle any issues that come his way.

"In all honesty, the decisions we make today are going to have a great effect on our future and it's time that young people across our state take notice of this impact politicians today are going to have.

Pearson is also working with local government in Columbia County pushing the commission to lower the age to run for a position on the board from 21 to 18.


http://www.wjbf.com/story/27569423/middle-school-student-starts-political-organization

PS. Kudos to his parents, who happen to be democrats, but nevertheless support their son in everything he does.
 
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