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Hillary's America: The Secret History Of The Democratic Party was a 2016 American political documentary film, about presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and an examination of the history of the Democratic Party, written and directed by Dinesh D'Souza and Bruce Schooley. The film had a limited release on July 15, 2016, before a wide release on July 22, 2016 and accompanies a book by D'Souza by the same name. Although the film was a box office success, professional film critics universally panned it; on Rotten Tomatoes, in spite of it having an audience review rating of 81%, film critics only gave it a 4% approval rating, and on Metacritic, critics assigned it 2/100, the 2nd all-time lowest score in the site's history. On July 23, Donald Trump, the Republican presidential nominee (and eventual victor) against Clinton, called on supporters to see the film, and in response, reviewers from The Washington Post and The New York Times described the film as politically partisan, calling for it to be banned to no avail.

It was nominated for five Golden Raspberry Awards, and yesterday, it won four Razzies, including Worst Picture, with Dinesh D'Souza named as Worst Director and Worst Actor, and the woman who played the role of Ms Clinton collecting Worst Actress. D'Souza reacted to the Golden Raspberry Awards nominations by stating that he was "actually quite honored" that "the film might have played an important role in the election", and calling the nominations "petty revenge" in response to Trump's election victory. And after winning the four Razzies, in a recorded message, D'Souza again thanked the academy, saying: "Being dissed by you guys, this is absolutely fantastic. My audience loves the fact that you hate me. The reason you are giving it to me is because you're very upset Trump won. You've never got over it, you probably never will." What are your personal opinions of the film and of Dinesh D'Souza, and your thoughts about it cleaning up house at the Razzies?

I approve, but i dislike black girls who like white men.
1st off let me say i'm black, and i'm not being racist towards anyone.

But whenever i see a black woman who only likes white men, it's kinda.. it makes me wanna puke.
because those women think all black men are the same and think white men have power over them.

they never have an accurate reason not liking their own race.
its always
"black men are all ghetto, i want a man who is professional"
like really?
I've never heard a black woman say
"the man i fell in love with just happened to be white"
they also never give out reasons they like white men... besides
"they have cute eyes"

Its always something they hate about black men.. like
how can you hate your own race?

Im not 100% African American but identify as it, and i'd never do anything like that.

& if you think i'm lying, next time you see a biracial couple where a black girl is only into white guys.. ask her why she isn't into black guys, i bet you her reply will be dumb.

I am a skinny guy and I don't have a great body. I mean I am not anorexic or rail thin, but I am on the thinner side and don't have a lot of muscle (though I have some of course). But for some reason I only get approached and get stares from girls who are either slim or fit and athletic (even those who are 100 times more athletic and sporty than me). I know most guys are attracted to these girls but not me. I am attracted to curvier girls.

I don't think many guys share such a preference like me, but why do I never get any looks from these girls? They don't look at me even if I stare at them, like I am invisible to them. At the same time I don't even need to do anything to get looks from thin and athletic girls and I even get approached by them! What a paradox, those girls who are considered hotter think I am good looking while those girls who don't get much love don't even see me!

Why are curvy girls not interested in me? Do they prefer fatter guys or guys who are more muscular? I know it's shallow to reject fit girls just because they are fit but I can't help who I am attracted to.