DAVID MARCUS: How Democrats sneaked in reparations, and how they'll protect em
The article argues that Democrats have implemented reparations through race-based programs without directly addressing the issue publicly. It claims these initiatives, such as preferential business licensing and funding for minorities, function as covert wealth redistribution. The author suggests such policies mirror James Carville’s advice to enact controversial measures quietly.
- ▪The article claims Democrats have advanced reparations through race-based business programs in states like New York and Minnesota.
- ▪Marijuana legalization policies in some states provide loans and training exclusively to black and brown individuals, using public funds.
- ▪Race-based incentives in sectors like childcare and hospice care have been established in Democratic-led areas, with concerns about fraud in programs in Minnesota and California.
- ▪Political strategist James Carville advised Democrats to implement controversial policies like court-packing without public discussion.
- ▪The author asserts that most black and brown individuals never faced drug-related arrests, questioning the justification for race-specific cannabis business benefits.
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Minnesota Fraud Exposed DAVID MARCUS: How Democrats sneaked in reparations, and how they'll protect em James Carville's advice to 'just do it' without talking about it mirrors what's already happened, the writer says By David Marcus Fox News Published May 3, 2026 8:21am EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video San Francisco launches reparations fund despite historic debt Political analyst Katie Zacharia joins 'America's Newsroom' to discuss backlash against San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie's new reparations ordinance that would give out millions as the city faces a $1 billion budget deficit.
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