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You sure talk a lot. Whats your excuse?No contest, JakeStarkey has to be the most panicked Progressive I've seen on any forum yet.
Whenever you see someone in such a panic, and trying to deny their, "whatever" you know the truth. Just as is proven about homophobes.
One of my favorite authors, Willam Shakespear, aka The Bard said in Hamlet.
An old friend of mine paraphrased it to: "The Guilty Get Gabby"!
Back in 1927 that is probably correct that he was a Dem. The point is that Harrumphs father was at the very least a klu klux klown supporter.It's amazing how blind Democrats....especially non white Democrats....are to the evil and racism of that party. We can provide countless examples and they just bury their heads and stay in line. Planned Parenthood founded to exterminate blacks (FACT). The KKK. Jim Crowe.
Well....here is another. Al Gore Sr., father of Al Gore Idiot, filibustered the 1964 Civil Rights Act and tried to block it.
Once again....a powerful Democrat fighting AGAINST the best interests of the black community.
Civil Rights Act of 1964 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Albert Gore Sr. - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
Donald Trump's KKK connection in dad's Klan riot arrest
"Fred Trump Sr. was among seven men arrested following a May 30, 1927 brawl between members of the KKK and the New York Police Department, according to The Washington Post, which unearthed news articles from the June 1, 1927 edition of The New York Times."
Then Donald Trump's father must have been a Democrat.
As you all know, the KKK was started as a radical branch of the Democrat Party.
Daddy Gore in the Dems like Thurmond in the Pub were uber conservatives so they were racist. You should not be surprised.All racists are uber conservatives, Dems then and far right Pubs now.
So you are saying the Gore's are in fact racist?
How ironic that progressive Al Gore went to an extremely expensive and prestigious boarding school for MALES ONLY....that his daddy paid for....with OIL MONEY from his position at Occidental Petroleum??? Only libs could do this.
You lied with your first breath.That is your party, bub.
My party is that of Eisenhower, Nixon, Ford, and Bush the Elder.
True Republicans are working to stop Trump.
We will succeed.
^ Ready for Hillary since 2007
MarkleKey is panicking, yes. He hides behind a sock, which is fine: many of the far right do that. He believes he is an authority on Natural and Moral Law when all he can be ever be is imbecilic about matters important. It's very funny when he cites himself. Learn to spell "William."No contest, JakeStarkey has to be the most panicked Progressive I've seen on any forum yet.
Whenever you see someone in such a panic, and trying to deny their, "whatever" you know the truth. Just as is proven about homophobes.
One of my favorite authors, Willam Shakespear, aka The Bard said in Hamlet.
An old friend of mine paraphrased it to: "The Guilty Get Gabby"!
Link? So far no one has been able to prove to me LBJ actually made that statement. I wouldnt doubt he did say it but the fact that conservatives cant prove it is amusing.It was Lee Atwater who showed Republicans how to appeal to the racist vote without sounding racist. He was the refiner of the finally backfiring Republican Southern Strategy. Atwater taught Republicans how to hide the racism upon which the Southern Strategy was built.
That’s a heck of a lot of denial that Republicans are seen as the party of racism. This denial is accomplished via deflection to a historical reference that definitely makes Democrats of the 1860s look bad but has nothing to do with today’s GOP or Democratic Party. This deflection is going on being two centuries old. That’s pretty desperate.
The Ku Klux Klan (KKK) is a far right organization, advocating white supremacy, white nationalism, and anti-immigration stances. Their end goal was, is and always has been racial subordination, and to this end they fought way back in their founding against voting rights of black people and the right to keep and bear arms for black people. In Southern cities they opposed unions. They recruit in this century using issues of illegal immigration, urban crime, civil unions and same-sex marriage.
These positions align with the modern day Republican Party’s policies on many issues.
Yes, Democrats were a big part of the original KKK over 150 years ago. But Democrats were on the other side in 1948 with the addition of civil rights as a campaign plank and on into the fights for Civil Rights in the 60s, losing Southern white voters to the Republican Party. But really, what matters when you are voting is where each party stands TODAY. (The KKK had a resurgence in the 20s by white protestants angry at industrialization and immigration and high on Prohibition and the Bible, and a third big incarnation in reaction to the Civil Rights movement.)
Yeah, from the "I'll have them ******* voting Democrat for the next 200 years" Party
Where's the link?Link? So far no one has been able to prove to me LBJ actually made that statement. I wouldnt doubt he did say it but the fact that conservatives cant prove it is amusing.It was Lee Atwater who showed Republicans how to appeal to the racist vote without sounding racist. He was the refiner of the finally backfiring Republican Southern Strategy. Atwater taught Republicans how to hide the racism upon which the Southern Strategy was built.
That’s a heck of a lot of denial that Republicans are seen as the party of racism. This denial is accomplished via deflection to a historical reference that definitely makes Democrats of the 1860s look bad but has nothing to do with today’s GOP or Democratic Party. This deflection is going on being two centuries old. That’s pretty desperate.
The Ku Klux Klan (KKK) is a far right organization, advocating white supremacy, white nationalism, and anti-immigration stances. Their end goal was, is and always has been racial subordination, and to this end they fought way back in their founding against voting rights of black people and the right to keep and bear arms for black people. In Southern cities they opposed unions. They recruit in this century using issues of illegal immigration, urban crime, civil unions and same-sex marriage.
These positions align with the modern day Republican Party’s policies on many issues.
Yes, Democrats were a big part of the original KKK over 150 years ago. But Democrats were on the other side in 1948 with the addition of civil rights as a campaign plank and on into the fights for Civil Rights in the 60s, losing Southern white voters to the Republican Party. But really, what matters when you are voting is where each party stands TODAY. (The KKK had a resurgence in the 20s by white protestants angry at industrialization and immigration and high on Prohibition and the Bible, and a third big incarnation in reaction to the Civil Rights movement.)
Yeah, from the "I'll have them ******* voting Democrat for the next 200 years" Party
Ahhh, you poor thing. LBJ Used the N word more frequently than a Sunday preacher says Jesus. It's from a Pulitzer Prize winning author who was not going to risk his reputation over your hurt feelings.
How about this, talking about Thurgood Marshall, ""Son, when I appoint a ****** to the court, I want everyone to know he's a ******."
Where's the link?Link? So far no one has been able to prove to me LBJ actually made that statement. I wouldnt doubt he did say it but the fact that conservatives cant prove it is amusing.It was Lee Atwater who showed Republicans how to appeal to the racist vote without sounding racist. He was the refiner of the finally backfiring Republican Southern Strategy. Atwater taught Republicans how to hide the racism upon which the Southern Strategy was built.
That’s a heck of a lot of denial that Republicans are seen as the party of racism. This denial is accomplished via deflection to a historical reference that definitely makes Democrats of the 1860s look bad but has nothing to do with today’s GOP or Democratic Party. This deflection is going on being two centuries old. That’s pretty desperate.
The Ku Klux Klan (KKK) is a far right organization, advocating white supremacy, white nationalism, and anti-immigration stances. Their end goal was, is and always has been racial subordination, and to this end they fought way back in their founding against voting rights of black people and the right to keep and bear arms for black people. In Southern cities they opposed unions. They recruit in this century using issues of illegal immigration, urban crime, civil unions and same-sex marriage.
These positions align with the modern day Republican Party’s policies on many issues.
Yes, Democrats were a big part of the original KKK over 150 years ago. But Democrats were on the other side in 1948 with the addition of civil rights as a campaign plank and on into the fights for Civil Rights in the 60s, losing Southern white voters to the Republican Party. But really, what matters when you are voting is where each party stands TODAY. (The KKK had a resurgence in the 20s by white protestants angry at industrialization and immigration and high on Prohibition and the Bible, and a third big incarnation in reaction to the Civil Rights movement.)
Yeah, from the "I'll have them ******* voting Democrat for the next 200 years" Party
Ahhh, you poor thing. LBJ Used the N word more frequently than a Sunday preacher says Jesus. It's from a Pulitzer Prize winning author who was not going to risk his reputation over your hurt feelings.
How about this, talking about Thurgood Marshall, ""Son, when I appoint a ****** to the court, I want everyone to know he's a ******."
Third hand attribution is not primary evidence, Frank, as you fools have been told for 25 years.
Thinking people have never accepted that nonsense.
Wheres the link? You dont think I'm going to take the word of a cave chimp do you?Link? So far no one has been able to prove to me LBJ actually made that statement. I wouldnt doubt he did say it but the fact that conservatives cant prove it is amusing.It was Lee Atwater who showed Republicans how to appeal to the racist vote without sounding racist. He was the refiner of the finally backfiring Republican Southern Strategy. Atwater taught Republicans how to hide the racism upon which the Southern Strategy was built.
That’s a heck of a lot of denial that Republicans are seen as the party of racism. This denial is accomplished via deflection to a historical reference that definitely makes Democrats of the 1860s look bad but has nothing to do with today’s GOP or Democratic Party. This deflection is going on being two centuries old. That’s pretty desperate.
The Ku Klux Klan (KKK) is a far right organization, advocating white supremacy, white nationalism, and anti-immigration stances. Their end goal was, is and always has been racial subordination, and to this end they fought way back in their founding against voting rights of black people and the right to keep and bear arms for black people. In Southern cities they opposed unions. They recruit in this century using issues of illegal immigration, urban crime, civil unions and same-sex marriage.
These positions align with the modern day Republican Party’s policies on many issues.
Yes, Democrats were a big part of the original KKK over 150 years ago. But Democrats were on the other side in 1948 with the addition of civil rights as a campaign plank and on into the fights for Civil Rights in the 60s, losing Southern white voters to the Republican Party. But really, what matters when you are voting is where each party stands TODAY. (The KKK had a resurgence in the 20s by white protestants angry at industrialization and immigration and high on Prohibition and the Bible, and a third big incarnation in reaction to the Civil Rights movement.)
Yeah, from the "I'll have them ******* voting Democrat for the next 200 years" Party
Ahhh, you poor thing. LBJ Used the N word more frequently than a Sunday preacher says Jesus. It's from a Pulitzer Prize winning author who was not going to risk his reputation over your hurt feelings.
How about this, talking about Thurgood Marshall, ""Son, when I appoint a ****** to the court, I want everyone to know he's a ******."
Does it matter? I linked one already. I suspect that you're too hardwired for far too long to ever think ill of your Democrat Masters even when they call Thurgood a ******Wheres the link? You dont think I'm going to take the word of a cave chimp do you?Link? So far no one has been able to prove to me LBJ actually made that statement. I wouldnt doubt he did say it but the fact that conservatives cant prove it is amusing.It was Lee Atwater who showed Republicans how to appeal to the racist vote without sounding racist. He was the refiner of the finally backfiring Republican Southern Strategy. Atwater taught Republicans how to hide the racism upon which the Southern Strategy was built.
That’s a heck of a lot of denial that Republicans are seen as the party of racism. This denial is accomplished via deflection to a historical reference that definitely makes Democrats of the 1860s look bad but has nothing to do with today’s GOP or Democratic Party. This deflection is going on being two centuries old. That’s pretty desperate.
The Ku Klux Klan (KKK) is a far right organization, advocating white supremacy, white nationalism, and anti-immigration stances. Their end goal was, is and always has been racial subordination, and to this end they fought way back in their founding against voting rights of black people and the right to keep and bear arms for black people. In Southern cities they opposed unions. They recruit in this century using issues of illegal immigration, urban crime, civil unions and same-sex marriage.
These positions align with the modern day Republican Party’s policies on many issues.
Yes, Democrats were a big part of the original KKK over 150 years ago. But Democrats were on the other side in 1948 with the addition of civil rights as a campaign plank and on into the fights for Civil Rights in the 60s, losing Southern white voters to the Republican Party. But really, what matters when you are voting is where each party stands TODAY. (The KKK had a resurgence in the 20s by white protestants angry at industrialization and immigration and high on Prohibition and the Bible, and a third big incarnation in reaction to the Civil Rights movement.)
Yeah, from the "I'll have them ******* voting Democrat for the next 200 years" Party
Ahhh, you poor thing. LBJ Used the N word more frequently than a Sunday preacher says Jesus. It's from a Pulitzer Prize winning author who was not going to risk his reputation over your hurt feelings.
How about this, talking about Thurgood Marshall, ""Son, when I appoint a ****** to the court, I want everyone to know he's a ******."
Yes it matters. You have no credibility. Where is the link if you want to convince me.Does it matter? I linked one already. I suspect that you're too hardwired for far too long to ever think ill of your Democrat Masters even when they call Thurgood a ******Wheres the link? You dont think I'm going to take the word of a cave chimp do you?Link? So far no one has been able to prove to me LBJ actually made that statement. I wouldnt doubt he did say it but the fact that conservatives cant prove it is amusing.It was Lee Atwater who showed Republicans how to appeal to the racist vote without sounding racist. He was the refiner of the finally backfiring Republican Southern Strategy. Atwater taught Republicans how to hide the racism upon which the Southern Strategy was built.
That’s a heck of a lot of denial that Republicans are seen as the party of racism. This denial is accomplished via deflection to a historical reference that definitely makes Democrats of the 1860s look bad but has nothing to do with today’s GOP or Democratic Party. This deflection is going on being two centuries old. That’s pretty desperate.
The Ku Klux Klan (KKK) is a far right organization, advocating white supremacy, white nationalism, and anti-immigration stances. Their end goal was, is and always has been racial subordination, and to this end they fought way back in their founding against voting rights of black people and the right to keep and bear arms for black people. In Southern cities they opposed unions. They recruit in this century using issues of illegal immigration, urban crime, civil unions and same-sex marriage.
These positions align with the modern day Republican Party’s policies on many issues.
Yes, Democrats were a big part of the original KKK over 150 years ago. But Democrats were on the other side in 1948 with the addition of civil rights as a campaign plank and on into the fights for Civil Rights in the 60s, losing Southern white voters to the Republican Party. But really, what matters when you are voting is where each party stands TODAY. (The KKK had a resurgence in the 20s by white protestants angry at industrialization and immigration and high on Prohibition and the Bible, and a third big incarnation in reaction to the Civil Rights movement.)
Yeah, from the "I'll have them ******* voting Democrat for the next 200 years" Party
Ahhh, you poor thing. LBJ Used the N word more frequently than a Sunday preacher says Jesus. It's from a Pulitzer Prize winning author who was not going to risk his reputation over your hurt feelings.
How about this, talking about Thurgood Marshall, ""Son, when I appoint a ****** to the court, I want everyone to know he's a ******."
Is Trump responsible for what his dad did as well? Or just Dems?
