Oh you forgot to mention the Civil Rights act was driven by the Republican Party and 89% of the Republicans voted for it because they believed in it. The Democrats on the other hand saw most of their party vote for it to keep power.
I see you are still overstating stuff- but as you explained that's OK in your mind. OK Dum Dum, let's start with the above statement.
1. The Civil Rights Act of 1964 was not driven by Republicans. It was started in 1963 by President Kennedy, and then LBJ picked up the mantle. It was a Democratic proposal and plank.
2. In each House of Congress, Democrats voted in a majority for it.
House
Dems 153 of 244. Reps. 136 of 171. (80%)
Senate:
Dems 46 of 67. Reps 26 of 33 (82%)
An honest observer would notice that 90% of the Yays in Congress came from states that were in Union or Union territory 100 years earlier. It was the South that voted against it.
You also forgot to mention those "Dixiecrat" Democrats dominate southern politics until the late 1980s and some place until 1990s. When the Republicans started getting elected and now those places are much better off. You also forgot to mention that the Klan was focused in the south and protected, until the Republican Ronald Reagan's FBI, started hammering them and all of sudden those Elected Democrats lost their robs and 'forgot' their uncle was the Grand Dragon. But still voted like he was.
More over stating and damn lies.
My point was to show the party is not perfect but it moves toward a direction that is better than where is was. The Republicans again, have no concern with that kind of politics. Your timeline shows that too.
Ronald Reagan??? What the fuck? He switched the focus from economic development for southerners to social issues. That worthless fuck kicked his 1980 campaign off in Philadelphia, MS. Why? He was California's Governor. he was born and raised in Illinois. And he kicked it off with a speech on "States Rights". Don't pretend like you don't know what that dog whistle meant in the south where the federal government ****** desegregation and somewhat equal opportunity. And, he makes this speech in the Mississippi town that three civil rights workers (Cheney, Goodman and Schwerner) were murdered for trying to help register blacks to vote just about 15 years prior.
- He was opposed to the Civil Rights Act of 1964
- He was opposed to the Voting Rights of 1965
- He called the UN Delegation from some African Countries 'monkeys' while on the recorded phone call with Nixon
- He Said that Jefferson Davis was a hero of his
- Gave aid and support to the apartheid Government of South Africa when others were sanctioning them.
Enough. I could write a book in Reagan, wait, plenty of people already did.
The south is completely owned by the Republicans. It's still a bastion of poverty, shitty education, shitty economies and a drag on the rest of us. If they want to break away, I say let them go, leave us our military bases, NASA and Miami Beach.
That was Republican Trent Lott's uncle who was a Klansman. Also, a member of the Concern Citizen League, a dressed up klan like society in the south.
You also forgot to mention Robert Byrd. A Grand Dragon of the KKK and powerful Dixiecrat Democrat Senator and was "One of the greatest men I knew" Hillary Clinton. He was in Federal office 1953 to 2010 and A Democrat chair and leader for most of those years. Talk about comfort.
Byrd was in the Klan in his 20s for a couple of years. Ran for Congress and denounced his Klan membership in the 1950s and almost lost his election over it. He didn't walk out with the Dixiecrats in 1948 because he wasn't in office yet. He got to the Senate in 1959. I'm not going to defend him, you really can't. But I will say this, Byrd represents exactly what I wrote about, he came into federal office with Klan support, moved with the times over the years and ended up endorsing a black man for the one office that was always out of his reach, the Presidency. That's progress. Don't ask me to explain the actions of Hillary Clinton.
And you know the President did not endorse Nazis. That was hit piece propaganda for TDS suffering reports.
The president backtracked from his remarks on Charlottesville just a day earlier.
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Once they believed he was a secret Jew. Now he has more white-power support than any mainstream candidate in modern politics. Here’s how it unfolded.
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Southern Poverty Law Center warns of growing movement driven by ‘fear of demographic change’
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This story was updated on July 17 at 8:00 am U.S. President Donald Trump's recent outburst of tweets daring four Democratic members of Congress to "go back" to their countries of origin have been roundly condemned as racist by the Democrats and even some members of his own party. Trump...
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The publisher of a neo-Nazi website said white nationalism was a winner in the midterm elections, while others cheered President Trump as their champion.
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Southern Poverty Law Center report shows an all-time high in hate groups since they began counting, beating the previous record in 2011
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“We don’t need Muslims.”
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The emails of a key presidential aide show an extremist ideology influencing policy in the White House.
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My TDS is grounded in the reality that he is the absolute worst.
No it is not. Your TDS is blindness.
You just confirmed that the majority of Republican voted for the Act.
I said the Republican's drove it. Not start it. They were the party pushing for it Congress with Kennedy and many Democrats.
You just agreed that southern democrat's voted against it.
I didn't say Reagan was a saint or a hero of Civil Rights. I said, his FBI broke up the Klan and the Democrat's who were almost fully in control, at all levels, of the south until the 1980s/1990s ran and hid their Klan ties.
Byrd was a Grand Dragon. You can rationalize however you want. He was a self proclaimed Dixiecrat, was in office in the south in 48 and along standing respected Democrat leader. Funny he was a member of the Klan you just give him a pass because he was a Democrat, but a miss statement or blunt statement is proof Trump is a racist.
Oh I saw what you were doing. My point both Parties have their history. But I will call out BS when I see it. The Democrat party was the party of the Klan, segregation, Started the Civil war to keep slaves and had Klan Members as their leadership in 2011. So pointing over at the Republicans and saying racist is a hypocritical. And many say they are the party of racism by low expectations today.
And these articles really? Any article trying to pass off the Southern Poverty Law Center is BS.
I told you I watched the speech and Q and A live. He was clear. The quote you are trying to pass off was in response to the question about the people trying to tear down statutes and the people disagreeing. Not the Charlotteville marchers.
Let me ask you a question- Do you think maybe the "white-nationalist" are responding to the Democrats pro illegal mass immigration and amnesty. Do you think they are responding anti rule of law stances of the Democrat leadership and party? Maybe running to the other side away from their normal political leaning due to Fear? Or maybe it is just liberal media using the same BS to make Trump look bad?
Tell me which President set policy to stop doing business with any county who kills or outlaws gays and gay rights? Also, help me out. If Trump is such a racist sexist why are there so many women and minorities working with him and for him? Why did the NAACP, Jessie and Al all award him and praise him until he ran as a Republican?