At the potential construction site of a natural gas pumping station, Barber outlined how Northam’s governorship could find the "path to redemption" with the right policies, the Washington Post reports. Gore said the shame of Northam’s racism scandal could be a positive thing if it pushes him toward Gore’s preferred policies.
"If it resulted in Governor Northam saying, ‘I’ve seen the light, I’m going to change the policy,’ then God intends it for good," Gore said.
Democrats almost unanimously called for Northam’s resignation when the scandal started, but Barber and Gore are working together to give him a path forward. Barber said what blackface means for cultural racism is receiving too much attention and Northam should focus on more important matters.
Barber said paying attention to Virginians opposed to the pipeline is the way Northam can prove he’s sincerely sorry about the yearbook.
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another example of luciferians sticking together..jumping into hell holding hands, how sweet!
ReplyDeleteWow, Al Gore is super profound.... Actually I think it would make God happier if we treat others like we'd want to be treated. For example, treating other races with respect & kindness. And babies too.
ReplyDeleteGore is a joke. Declares our environment is being destroyed by just about everyone except Gore. While he is preaching his agenda while sitting in his personal jet apparently being paid for by American taxpayers. Awaiting his heated swimming pool and wood burning fireplace.🤔🤔
ReplyDeleteAl Gore is such a "blank" you fill in the blank.
ReplyDeleteWhy is Gore even considered relevant anymore?
ReplyDeleteOh so now if they repent to the climate change kooks their forgiven of their racist follies.
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