You can't help yourselves. You'll avoid pertinent questions at all costs and dodge and divert.
You have no specifics. You have no evidence. You're one of these partisan fools who blames politicians from the opposite party for everything under the sun.
So, you aren't influenced by what a politician tells you to think nor are your friends, but all these millions over there, many of them blacks, they are indeed influenced by what politicians tell them to think? Tell me how a president causes people to be hostile to other races. Tell me specific Obama quotes and then show me the effect matched against a timeline of these riots.
As for McCrory, beyond the minor "black buffet" comment, nothing jumps out. Of course, if you're dumb enough to think that quotes are what drive racial tensions and not actions, you would probably discount the voter ID issue. Now, inanticipation of how your little mind works, I support voter ID. Enthusiastically. However, I favor it only when coupled with ID registration measures at the polls that would ensure that anyone who wants an ID would get one, quickly and painlessly. It also would include mandates of longer poll hours. Of course, the GOP opposes all that stuff. That's because the issue for them isn;t the same for me. I want elections of the highest integrity possible. They want to ensure their candidates keep getting elected. Those chances diminish the more black folks and the more poor minorities vote. Everybody knows that, including blacks. And when governors sign voter ID laws without including provisions like the ones I want, blacks understandably get furious, given the voting restrictions placed upon them in the past.
Some people around me wonder, I think if I'm a Republican and if not, why not. This issue is a prime example. Unfortunately, the Dems have purged just about all remaining conservative Dems from their ranks.