Freewill
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- Oct 26, 2011
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let's read Wallace as he continues:
"...the very opposite of Christ for it feeds and encourages everything degenerate and base in our people as it assumes the responsibilities that we ourselves should assume. Its psuedo-liberal spokesmen and some Harvard advocates have never examined the logic of its substitution of what it calls "human rights" for individual rights, for its propaganda play on words has appeal for the unthinking. Its logic is totally material and irresponsible as it runs the full gamut of human desires . . . including the theory that everyone has voting rights without the spiritual responsibility of preserving freedom. Our founding fathers recognized those rights . . . but only within the framework of those spiritual responsibilities. But the strong, simple faith and sane reasoning of our founding fathers has long since been forgotten as the so-called "progressives" tell us that our Constitution was written for "horse and buggy" days . . . so were the Ten Commandments."
Yeah, that sounds like a modern democrat, lol![]()
I do believe that the democrat Wallace lost his election. Didn't have enough Christians backing him.
The speech is from his gubernatorial inauguration, so he obviously won that election.
When he ran for the presidency in 1968, it was third party.
In 1964 he ran as a Democrat, he was going to run against JFK but obviously that didn't happen.
In 1968 he did run as a third party and lost.
In 1972 while running as a democrat he was shot.
In 1978 he ran but his health was to be of concern, and yes he was still a democrat.
So the segregationist belongs solidly with the democrat party.