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BONUS: WWW.STATEOFLOCNATION.COM . Summary Reverend Dr. Christina Clement, an independent candidate for President of the United States, discusses her campaign and the issues she is fighting for, including reparations for the Afro community and indigenous people. She explains that she is challenging the oath, the election, and seeking restitution for the transatlantic slave trade through a court case. She believes that the government has not been fair in giving her press coverage and ballot access. Despite facing skepticism, she is determined to prove her solutions and bring about change. She also shares her thoughts on Joe Biden, Donald Trump, and the current political climate. . Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background 01:17 Reparations for the Afro Community 11:17 Views on Joe Biden 12:13 Views on Donald Trump . Takeaways Reverend Dr. Christina Clement is running as an independent candidate for President of the United States and is challenging the oath, the election, and seeking restitution for the transatlantic slave trade through a court case. She believes that the government has not been fair in giving her press coverage and ballot access, but she is determined to prove her solutions and bring about change. Reverend Dr. Clement is focused on fighting for reparations for the Afro community and indigenous people, and she believes that her solutions will benefit all communities. She expresses her thoughts on Joe Biden and believes that he should step down due to physical issues, but she respects his drive to protect America. She also believes that Donald Trump has committed insurrection and will face consequences. Despite skepticism, Reverend Dr. Clement has received support from the older generations and is determined to prove her solutions with evidence and receipts. . Reverend Dr. Christina Clement, independent candidate, President of the United States, campaign, reparations, Afro community, indigenous people, court case, press coverage, ballot access, Joe Biden, Donald Trump, political climate . www.castropolis.net