Breaking: Photo Emerges Of Hillary Clinton Kissing KKK Leader

[Steve_McGarrett]

Okay, where is the media outrage on this? Here we have Hillary Clinton having an intimate moment with a confirmed Ku Klux Klan member.

 

[bucs90]

No this doesn't matter she's a Democrat.

The KKK was founded by the Democrat party.

She's not kissing a 20 year veteran of the Klan. She's kissing a fellow Democrat. See???

 

[Lucy Hamilton]

Okay, where is the media outrage on this? Here we have Hillary Clinton having an intimate moment with a confirmed Ku Klux Klan member.

Okay, so do we know who man in this photograph is?

 

[theDoctorisIn]

Okay, where is the media outrage on this? Here we have Hillary Clinton having an intimate moment with a confirmed Ku Klux Klan member.

Okay, so do we know who man in this photograph is?

The late Senator Robert Byrd.

 

[TemplarKormac]

Okay, where is the media outrage on this? Here we have Hillary Clinton having an intimate moment with a confirmed Ku Klux Klan member.

For a number of reasons, this picture creeps me out.

 

[Steven_R]

"I know it was you, Fredo. You broke my heart. You broke my heart!"

 

[Lucy Hamilton]

Okay, where is the media outrage on this? Here we have Hillary Clinton having an intimate moment with a confirmed Ku Klux Klan member.

Okay, so do we know who man in this photograph is?

The late Senator Robert Byrd.

Okay thanks. When he still was a Senator was he still in Klan or not?

If he was a Democratic Senator and served in Senate with Hillary, I'm not sure if trying to exploit the Klan thing is going to work, it might appear somewhat desperate.

 

[Steven_R]

He was in the Senate when A) blacks gained the right to vote and then B) he renounced the Klan.

You decide for yourself if the two were related.

 

[S.J.]

That'll hurt Byrd's reputation worse than his affiliation with the Klan.

 

[theDoctorisIn]

Okay, where is the media outrage on this? Here we have Hillary Clinton having an intimate moment with a confirmed Ku Klux Klan member.

Okay, so do we know who man in this photograph is?

The late Senator Robert Byrd.

Okay thanks. When he still was a Senator was he still in Klan or not?

If he was a Democratic Senator and served in Senate with Hillary, I'm not sure if trying to exploit the Klan thing is going to work, it might appear somewhat desperate.

It is desperate. Particularly because Byrd left the Klan and disavowed their views years before Hillary Clinton was even born, let alone when they served together in the Senate.

 

[theDoctorisIn]

He was in the Senate when A) blacks gained the right to vote and then B) he renounced the Klan.

You decide for yourself if the two were related.

Blacks gained the right to vote 45 years before Robert Byrd was born.

 

[Steven_R]

No. He filibustered the 64 Civil Rights Act for 14 hours. It was only after the law passed anyways that he suddenly saw the light. Now, maybe it was legitimate and maybe it was all an act, but considering his track record up to then I doubt it.

 

[Steven_R]

He was in the Senate when A) blacks gained the right to vote and then B) he renounced the Klan.

You decide for yourself if the two were related.

Blacks gained the right to vote 45 years before Robert Byrd was born.

On paper, sure. In Jim Crow states, not so much.

 

[DigitalDrifter]

Okay, where is the media outrage on this? Here we have Hillary Clinton having an intimate moment with a confirmed Ku Klux Klan member.

Okay, so do we know who man in this photograph is?

"Sheets" Byrd. The Senate Dimocrats resident KKK member.

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

He was in the Senate when A) blacks gained the right to vote and then B) he renounced the Klan.

You decide for yourself if the two were related.

He was in the Senate right after the Civil War? I think you are confused.

 

[theDoctorisIn]

He was in the Senate when A) blacks gained the right to vote and then B) he renounced the Klan.

You decide for yourself if the two were related.

Blacks gained the right to vote 45 years before Robert Byrd was born.

On paper, sure. In Jim Crow states, not so much.

The Jim Crow era ended around 1965. Robert Byrd denounced the KKK in 1952, and entered the Senate in 1958.

 

[Steven_R]

He was in the Senate when A) blacks gained the right to vote and then B) he renounced the Klan.

You decide for yourself if the two were related.

He was in the Senate right after the Civil War? I think you are confused.

Jim Crow ring any bells? On paper =/= actually being able to exercise the right.

 

[Vigilante]

Okay, where is the media outrage on this? Here we have Hillary Clinton having an intimate moment with a confirmed Ku Klux Klan member.

Okay, so do we know who man in this photograph is?

The late Senator Robert Byrd.

Okay thanks. When he still was a Senator was he still in Klan or not?

If he was a Democratic Senator and served in Senate with Hillary, I'm not sure if trying to exploit the Klan thing is going to work, it might appear somewhat desperate.

It is desperate. Particularly because Byrd left the Klan and disavowed their views years before Hillary Clinton was even born, let alone when they served together in the Senate.

She was born in 1947... he didn't SUPPOSEDLY drop his relationship with the KKK until he ran for Congress in 1952!

 

[Rustic]

 

[Steven_R]

He was in the Senate when A) blacks gained the right to vote and then B) he renounced the Klan.

You decide for yourself if the two were related.

Blacks gained the right to vote 45 years before Robert Byrd was born.

On paper, sure. In Jim Crow states, not so much.

The Jim Crow era ended around 1965. Robert Byrd denounced the KKK in 1952, and entered the Senate in 1958.

Got a source for that besides his autobiography? Maybe something from 1952, 58, or 64?