Why do Republicans sabotage Obamacare - then say it's failing?

[Penelope]

It's the law.

Damn right it is. So why are you guys on the Left spewing this bullshit crap about people dying in the streets? We've got ERs and other venues for people to get treatment even if they can't pay for it. Why do you keep spreading these absolute lies?

Duh, because ER treatment is much more expensive - and those costs are spread among those with insurance.

Yes it is, but that doesn't answer the question for why you Lefties are spreading the bullshit lies about people dying in the streets from treatable diseases. And since when did you guys ever give a crap about expenses. Yeah, the GOP doesn't either apparently and that's a problem but don't be trying to tell anybody the libdems have the high moral ground about less spending.

Dems have always had the higher moral ground on health care and civil rights. Google it...

Oh really?

.

You might want to read about the different parties in the US since inception and what they stood for.

 

[postman]

Since the old days, the Democratic Party has evolved - the Republican Party has devolved. That's a fact. Google it...

why don't you actually prove your claim by providing the links and the abstract that says that? chicken?

The easiest way to show it is to count black people elected to federal office, or high state office. Back in the late 1800's they were all republicans, and continued into the 1960's, then suddenly everything changed. after the civil rights act. By the end of the 20th century republicans had maybe 1 black person in congress, compared to the democrats having 30 or more. There was a complete ideological switch between the two parties when it came to minorities.

 

[postman]

You might want to read about the different parties in the US since inception and what they stood for.

You also have to consider that over time parties change. Republicans used to be for fiscal responsibility, and then they became the biggest deficit spenders (as multipliers of debt, or percent of GDP) in history.

 

[Wyatt earp]

Since the old days, the Democratic Party has evolved - the Republican Party has devolved. That's a fact. Google it...

why don't you actually prove your claim by providing the links and the abstract that says that? chicken?

The easiest way to show it is to count black people elected to federal office, or high state office. Back in the late 1800's they were all republicans, and continued into the 1960's, then suddenly everything changed. after the civil rights act. By the end of the 20th century republicans had maybe 1 black person in congress, compared to the democrats having 30 or more. There was a complete ideological switch between the two parties when it came to minorities.

You have a link liar?


I know one black man elected to Congress off the top of my head , Tim Scott do you?


.

 

[jc456]

Since the old days, the Democratic Party has evolved - the Republican Party has devolved. That's a fact. Google it...

why don't you actually prove your claim by providing the links and the abstract that says that? chicken?

really?

Conservatism in the United States - Wikipedia

"The easiest way to show it is to count black people elected to federal office, or high state office. Back in the late 1800's they were all republicans, and continued into the 1960's, then suddenly everything changed. after the civil rights act. By the end of the 20th century republicans had maybe 1 black person in congress, compared to the democrats having 30 or more. There was a complete ideological switch between the two parties when it came to minorities.

American conservatism originated from classical liberalism of 18th and 19th centuries, which advocates civil liberties and political freedom with representative democracy under the rule of law and emphasizes economic freedom.[3][4]

Historians argue that the conservative tradition has played a major role in American politics and culture since the 1790s. However they have stressed that an organized conservative movement has played a key role in politics only since the 1950s.[5][6][7] The recent movement is based in the Republican Party, though some Democrats were also important figures early in the movement's history.[8][9]"

 

[Wyatt earp]

Since the old days, the Democratic Party has evolved - the Republican Party has devolved. That's a fact. Google it...

why don't you actually prove your claim by providing the links and the abstract that says that? chicken?

The easiest way to show it is to count black people elected to federal office, or high state office. Back in the late 1800's they were all republicans, and continued into the 1960's, then suddenly everything changed. after the civil rights act. By the end of the 20th century republicans had maybe 1 black person in congress, compared to the democrats having 30 or more. There was a complete ideological switch between the two parties when it came to minorities.

Btw how many women Democrat govenors were their compared to Republicans?


.

 

[postman]

The easiest way to show it is to count black people elected to federal office, or high state office. Back in the late 1800's they were all republicans, and continued into the 1960's, then suddenly everything changed. after the civil rights act. By the end of the 20th century republicans had maybe 1 black person in congress, compared to the democrats having 30 or more. There was a complete ideological switch between the two parties when it came to minorities.

You have a link liar?


I know one black man elected to Congress off the top of my head , Tim Scott do you?


.

And Tim Scott is the ONLY black senator,
And two blacks in the house.

That's a total of three.

Black-American Representatives and Senators by Congress, 1870–Present | US House of Representatives: History, Art & Archives

Currently

115th (2017-2019)
115th (2017-2019) ADAMS, Alma NC Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) BASS, Karen CA Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) BEATTY, Joyce OH Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) BISHOP, Sanford Dixon, Jr. GA Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) BLUNT ROCHESTER, Lisa DE Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) BOOKER, Cory Anthony NJ Democrat Senate
115th (2017-2019) BROWN, Anthony Gregory MD Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) BUTTERFIELD, George Kenneth, Jr. (G.K.) NC Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) CARSON, André IN Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) CLARKE, Yvette Diane NY Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) CLAY, William Lacy, Jr. MO Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) CLEAVER, Emanuel, II MO Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) CLYBURN, James Enos SC Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) CONYERS, John, Jr. MI Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) CUMMINGS, Elijah Eugene MD Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) DAVIS, Danny K. IL Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) DEMINGS, Valdez Butler FL Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) ELLISON, Keith MN Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) EVANS, Dwight PA Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) FUDGE, Marcia L. OH Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) GREEN, Al TX Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) HARRIS, Kamala Devi CA Democrat Senate
115th (2017-2019) HASTINGS, Alcee Lamar FL Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) HURD, William Ballard TX Republican House
115th (2017-2019) JACKSON LEE, Sheila TX Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) JEFFRIES, Hakeem NY Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) JOHNSON, Eddie Bernice TX Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) JOHNSON, Hank GA Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) KELLY, Robin L. IL Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) LAWRENCE, Brenda L. MI Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) LAWSON, Alfred Jr. FL Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) LEE, Barbara CA Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) LEWIS, John R. GA Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) LOVE, Ludmya Bourdeau (Mia) UT Republican House
115th (2017-2019) MCEACHIN, Aston Donald VA Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) MEEKS, Gregory W. NY Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) MOORE, Gwendolynne S. (Gwen) WI Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) NORTON, Eleanor Holmes DC Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) PAYNE, Donald, Jr. NJ Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) PLASKETT, Stacey E. VI Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) RICHMOND, Cedric LA Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) RUSH, Bobby L. IL Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) SCOTT, David GA Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) SCOTT, Robert C. VA Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) SCOTT, Tim SC Republican Senate
115th (2017-2019) SEWELL, Terri AL Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) THOMPSON, Bennie MS Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) VEASEY, Marc TX Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) WATERS, Maxine CA Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) WATSON COLEMAN, Bonnie NJ Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) WILSON, Frederica FL Democrat House

 

[Wyatt earp]

The easiest way to show it is to count black people elected to federal office, or high state office. Back in the late 1800's they were all republicans, and continued into the 1960's, then suddenly everything changed. after the civil rights act. By the end of the 20th century republicans had maybe 1 black person in congress, compared to the democrats having 30 or more. There was a complete ideological switch between the two parties when it came to minorities.

You have a link liar?


I know one black man elected to Congress off the top of my head , Tim Scott do you?


.

And Tim Scott is the ONLY black senator,
And two blacks in the house.

That's a total of three.

Black-American Representatives and Senators by Congress, 1870–Present | US House of Representatives: History, Art & Archives

Currently

115th (2017-2019)
115th (2017-2019) ADAMS, Alma NC Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) BASS, Karen CA Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) BEATTY, Joyce OH Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) BISHOP, Sanford Dixon, Jr. GA Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) BLUNT ROCHESTER, Lisa DE Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) BOOKER, Cory Anthony NJ Democrat Senate
115th (2017-2019) BROWN, Anthony Gregory MD Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) BUTTERFIELD, George Kenneth, Jr. (G.K.) NC Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) CARSON, André IN Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) CLARKE, Yvette Diane NY Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) CLAY, William Lacy, Jr. MO Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) CLEAVER, Emanuel, II MO Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) CLYBURN, James Enos SC Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) CONYERS, John, Jr. MI Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) CUMMINGS, Elijah Eugene MD Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) DAVIS, Danny K. IL Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) DEMINGS, Valdez Butler FL Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) ELLISON, Keith MN Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) EVANS, Dwight PA Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) FUDGE, Marcia L. OH Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) GREEN, Al TX Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) HARRIS, Kamala Devi CA Democrat Senate
115th (2017-2019) HASTINGS, Alcee Lamar FL Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) HURD, William Ballard TX Republican House
115th (2017-2019) JACKSON LEE, Sheila TX Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) JEFFRIES, Hakeem NY Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) JOHNSON, Eddie Bernice TX Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) JOHNSON, Hank GA Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) KELLY, Robin L. IL Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) LAWRENCE, Brenda L. MI Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) LAWSON, Alfred Jr. FL Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) LEE, Barbara CA Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) LEWIS, John R. GA Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) LOVE, Ludmya Bourdeau (Mia) UT Republican House
115th (2017-2019) MCEACHIN, Aston Donald VA Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) MEEKS, Gregory W. NY Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) MOORE, Gwendolynne S. (Gwen) WI Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) NORTON, Eleanor Holmes DC Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) PAYNE, Donald, Jr. NJ Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) PLASKETT, Stacey E. VI Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) RICHMOND, Cedric LA Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) RUSH, Bobby L. IL Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) SCOTT, David GA Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) SCOTT, Robert C. VA Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) SCOTT, Tim SC Republican Senate
115th (2017-2019) SEWELL, Terri AL Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) THOMPSON, Bennie MS Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) VEASEY, Marc TX Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) WATERS, Maxine CA Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) WATSON COLEMAN, Bonnie NJ Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) WILSON, Frederica FL Democrat House

Wow are you proud only 10 black senators in the history of the United States...



6 Democrats

4 Republicans..




.

 

[postman]

What's that, about 43 black democrats to 3 black republicans.

 

[whitehall]

At least the left admits that Obamacare has failed, that's a start in the right direction. It might be ludicrous to blame the GOP for Obama's failure but if that's what it takes to keep the left from hiring assassins and smashing windows and torching cars, go for it.

 

[Wyatt earp]

The easiest way to show it is to count black people elected to federal office, or high state office. Back in the late 1800's they were all republicans, and continued into the 1960's, then suddenly everything changed. after the civil rights act. By the end of the 20th century republicans had maybe 1 black person in congress, compared to the democrats having 30 or more. There was a complete ideological switch between the two parties when it came to minorities.

You have a link liar?


I know one black man elected to Congress off the top of my head , Tim Scott do you?


.

And Tim Scott is the ONLY black senator,
And two blacks in the house.

That's a total of three.

Black-American Representatives and Senators by Congress, 1870–Present | US House of Representatives: History, Art & Archives

Currently

115th (2017-2019)
115th (2017-2019) ADAMS, Alma NC Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) BASS, Karen CA Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) BEATTY, Joyce OH Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) BISHOP, Sanford Dixon, Jr. GA Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) BLUNT ROCHESTER, Lisa DE Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) BOOKER, Cory Anthony NJ Democrat Senate
115th (2017-2019) BROWN, Anthony Gregory MD Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) BUTTERFIELD, George Kenneth, Jr. (G.K.) NC Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) CARSON, André IN Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) CLARKE, Yvette Diane NY Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) CLAY, William Lacy, Jr. MO Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) CLEAVER, Emanuel, II MO Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) CLYBURN, James Enos SC Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) CONYERS, John, Jr. MI Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) CUMMINGS, Elijah Eugene MD Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) DAVIS, Danny K. IL Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) DEMINGS, Valdez Butler FL Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) ELLISON, Keith MN Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) EVANS, Dwight PA Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) FUDGE, Marcia L. OH Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) GREEN, Al TX Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) HARRIS, Kamala Devi CA Democrat Senate
115th (2017-2019) HASTINGS, Alcee Lamar FL Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) HURD, William Ballard TX Republican House
115th (2017-2019) JACKSON LEE, Sheila TX Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) JEFFRIES, Hakeem NY Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) JOHNSON, Eddie Bernice TX Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) JOHNSON, Hank GA Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) KELLY, Robin L. IL Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) LAWRENCE, Brenda L. MI Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) LAWSON, Alfred Jr. FL Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) LEE, Barbara CA Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) LEWIS, John R. GA Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) LOVE, Ludmya Bourdeau (Mia) UT Republican House
115th (2017-2019) MCEACHIN, Aston Donald VA Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) MEEKS, Gregory W. NY Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) MOORE, Gwendolynne S. (Gwen) WI Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) NORTON, Eleanor Holmes DC Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) PAYNE, Donald, Jr. NJ Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) PLASKETT, Stacey E. VI Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) RICHMOND, Cedric LA Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) RUSH, Bobby L. IL Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) SCOTT, David GA Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) SCOTT, Robert C. VA Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) SCOTT, Tim SC Republican Senate
115th (2017-2019) SEWELL, Terri AL Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) THOMPSON, Bennie MS Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) VEASEY, Marc TX Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) WATERS, Maxine CA Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) WATSON COLEMAN, Bonnie NJ Democrat House
115th (2017-2019) WILSON, Frederica FL Democrat House

So what happens to your claim of only one?....had to change the original post did you?


.

 

[postman]

Wow are you proud only 10 black senators in the history of the United States...
6 Democrats
4 Republicans..
.

What's more telling is the eras they were elected in. Republicans in the pre civil rights days, and democrats after. Maybe not 100%, there are always one or two exceptions, but as a general rule you see how the parties switched.

 

[postman]

And Tim Scott is the ONLY black senator,
And two blacks in the house.

That's a total of three.

So what happens to your claim of only one?....had to change the original post did you?
.

When I receive additional information I incorporate it, correct any mistakes, and update the facts to reflect reality.

Republicans don't.

 

[postman]

Here's a great comparison.

From the 41st to the 72rd congress every black congressman was a republican

41st (1869-1871)
41st (1869-1871) LONG, Jefferson Franklin GA Republican House
41st (1869-1871) RAINEY, Joseph Hayne SC Republican House
41st (1869-1871) REVELS, Hiram Rhodes MS Republican Senate
42nd (1871-1873)
42nd (1871-1873) DE LARGE, Robert Carlos SC Republican House
42nd (1871-1873) ELLIOTT, Robert Brown SC Republican House
42nd (1871-1873) RAINEY, Joseph Hayne SC Republican House
42nd (1871-1873) TURNER, Benjamin Sterling AL Republican House
42nd (1871-1873) WALLS, Josiah Thomas FL Republican House
43rd (1873-1875)
43rd (1873-1875) CAIN, Richard Harvey SC Republican House
43rd (1873-1875) ELLIOTT, Robert Brown SC Republican House
43rd (1873-1875) LYNCH, John Roy MS Republican House
43rd (1873-1875) RAINEY, Joseph Hayne SC Republican House
43rd (1873-1875) RANSIER, Alonzo Jacob SC Republican House
43rd (1873-1875) RAPIER, James Thomas AL Republican House
43rd (1873-1875) WALLS, Josiah Thomas FL Republican House
44th (1875-1877)
44th (1875-1877) BRUCE, Blanche Kelso MS Republican Senate
44th (1875-1877) HARALSON, Jeremiah AL Republican House
44th (1875-1877) HYMAN, John Adams NC Republican House
44th (1875-1877) LYNCH, John Roy MS Republican House
44th (1875-1877) NASH, Charles Edmund LA Republican House
44th (1875-1877) RAINEY, Joseph Hayne SC Republican House
44th (1875-1877) SMALLS, Robert SC Republican House
44th (1875-1877) WALLS, Josiah Thomas FL Republican House
45th (1877-1879)
45th (1877-1879) BRUCE, Blanche Kelso MS Republican Senate
45th (1877-1879) CAIN, Richard Harvey SC Republican House
45th (1877-1879) RAINEY, Joseph Hayne SC Republican House
45th (1877-1879) SMALLS, Robert SC Republican House
46th (1879-1881)
46th (1879-1881) BRUCE, Blanche Kelso MS Republican Senate
47th (1881-1883)
47th (1881-1883) LYNCH, John Roy MS Republican House
47th (1881-1883) SMALLS, Robert SC Republican House
48th (1883-1885)
48th (1883-1885) O'HARA, James Edward NC Republican House
48th (1883-1885) SMALLS, Robert SC Republican House
49th (1885-1887)
49th (1885-1887) O'HARA, James Edward NC Republican House
49th (1885-1887) SMALLS, Robert SC Republican House
51st (1889-1891)
51st (1889-1891) CHEATHAM, Henry Plummer NC Republican House
51st (1889-1891) LANGSTON, John Mercer VA Republican House
51st (1889-1891) MILLER, Thomas Ezekiel SC Republican House
52nd (1891-1893)
52nd (1891-1893) CHEATHAM, Henry Plummer NC Republican House
53rd (1893-1895)
53rd (1893-1895) MURRAY, George Washington SC Republican House
54th (1895-1897)
54th (1895-1897) MURRAY, George Washington SC Republican House
55th (1897-1899)
55th (1897-1899) WHITE, George Henry NC Republican House
56th (1899-1901)
56th (1899-1901) WHITE, George Henry NC Republican House
71st (1929-1931)
71st (1929-1931) DE PRIEST, Oscar Stanton IL Republican House
72nd (1931-1933)
72nd (1931-1933) DE PRIEST, Oscar Stanton IL Republican House



In the 111th congress every black congressman was a democrat.

111th (2009-2011)
111th (2009-2011) BISHOP, Sanford Dixon, Jr. GA Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) BROWN, Corrine FL Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) BURRIS, Roland 25 IL Democrat Senate
111th (2009-2011) BUTTERFIELD, George Kenneth, Jr. (G.K.) NC Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) CARSON, André IN Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) CHRISTENSEN, Donna Marie VI Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) CLARKE, Yvette Diane NY Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) CLAY, William Lacy, Jr. MO Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) CLEAVER, Emanuel, II MO Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) CLYBURN, James Enos SC Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) CONYERS, John, Jr. MI Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) CUMMINGS, Elijah Eugene MD Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) DAVIS, Artur AL Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) DAVIS, Danny K. IL Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) EDWARDS, Donna F. MD Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) ELLISON, Keith MN Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) FATTAH, Chaka PA Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) FUDGE, Marcia L. OH Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) GREEN, Al TX Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) HASTINGS, Alcee Lamar FL Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) JACKSON, Jesse L., Jr. IL Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) JACKSON LEE, Sheila TX Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) JOHNSON, Eddie Bernice TX Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) JOHNSON, Hank GA Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) KILPATRICK, Carolyn Cheeks MI Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) LEE, Barbara CA Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) LEWIS, John R. GA Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) MEEK, Kendrick B. FL Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) MEEKS, Gregory W. NY Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) MOORE, Gwendolynne S. (Gwen) WI Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) NORTON, Eleanor Holmes DC Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) PAYNE, Donald Milford NJ Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) RANGEL, Charles B. NY Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) RICHARDSON, Laura CA Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) RUSH, Bobby L. IL Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) SCOTT, David GA Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) SCOTT, Robert C. VA Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) THOMPSON, Bennie MS Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) TOWNS, Edolphus NY Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) WATERS, Maxine CA Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) WATSON, Diane Edith CA Democrat House
111th (2009-2011) WATT, Melvin L. NC Democrat House

 

[playtime]

You might want to read about the different parties in the US since inception and what they stood for.

You also have to consider that over time parties change. Republicans used to be for fiscal responsibility, and then they became the biggest deficit spenders (as multipliers of debt, or percent of GDP) in history.

the ' republicans ' started to become mutants after religion reared its ugly head & .highjacked the party.

 

[Lakhota]

No one can honestly deny that Republicans have been trying to sabotage Obamacare from day one.

 

[Wyatt earp]

Wow are you proud only 10 black senators in the history of the United States...
6 Democrats
4 Republicans..
.

What's more telling is the eras they were elected in. Republicans in the pre civil rights days, and democrats after. Maybe not 100%, there are always one or two exceptions, but as a general rule you see how the parties switched.

They switched because of jobs , they switched like I did when I grew up and paid taxes , bought a house had kids..these rednecks figured it out farm jobs was not the way to go, they wanted manufacturing jobs and the Republicans delivered .


.

 

[Wyatt earp]

No one can honestly deny that Republicans have been trying to sabotage Obamacare from day one.

Because we didn't want it and that's why you lost 900 plus seats.


.

 

[LeftofLeft]

The gop can not stand the fact that a black president did better than Ronnie The Saint ray goon.

Barry and Ronnie were both sons of Irish women. Get Over it and Move On.

 

[Lakhota]

Republicans like to sabotage everything they disagree with - especially NaziCon Republicans.