Thurmond was the ONLY one. THe rest all returned to the dem party, like good little boys.
Thurmond and Wright (his running mate) were the only ones. After that didn't work they went back to their governor jobs, then Thurmond went to run for the Senate but the state Democrats kicked him off the ballot and he had to run as a write-in, which he did, and won, and that's how he got to the Senate.
AGAIN ---- NAME RECOGNITION.
And the rest returned to the dem party like good little boys.
Your point that racism is not the defining narrative of those elections, that it was name recognition and not the issue of racism, is a very good one.
Indeed, your point is very, very close to mine, where I pointed out, in the last election of George Wallace, that his voters were NOT turned off by his flipping on the segregation issue, that that election, and thus others, were NOT about racism, as dishonest liberals always claim.
The myth of the Southern White voter, let alone ALL American white voters, being consumed by Evul Racism Hatred, and what have you,
is ironically LIBERALS, being evil and racist and full of hate for a race.
I guess I must say, OTHER liberals now, since you have finally seen the light. GOOD FOR YOU.
I look forward to your help in speaking the truth into their universe of lies.Thurmond was the ONLY one. THe rest all returned to the dem party, like good little boys.
No Thurmond wasn't the only one, then we got the next generation who had the same mindset as Thurmond. Trent Lott, Jeff Sessions, Orin Hatch, etc.
Sorry buddy, pick a definition and stick with it. The Dixicrats were brought up to support the insane claim that the South flipped parties based on racism.
Changing the usage of a word, halfway though a discussion, is just you being a liberal.
We already knew that. So you don't need to demonstrate your lack of a soul.
Really not an argument to make. Conservatism and racism pretty much go hand in hand, wherever you find conservatives you find racist.
If that was true, you wouldn't have to play word games to make your point. YOu could just MAKE IT, based on what actually happened, instead of putting your time and energy into being dishonest.
You are either a fool or a liar.
Prove me wrong, the folks you want to honor were conservative in their thinking and they were racist in their thinking. Almost all racist today are conservative in their thinking. Not hard to figure out.
So, to support your conclusion, you make an unsupported assertion about some people from generations ago, and then make an unsupported asserting about some people today, you make no attempt to connect your two unsupported assertions across time, in any fashion,
And in your mind, you actually did something there, other than reveal yourself to be a drooling moron?
Incredible.
You are literally insane.