Democrats are the racists.
from slavery to KKK to voting slavery
By Andrew deRenzy
Friday, July 31st, 2009, 2:14History has shown time and time again that the democrats have been the party of slavery, segregation, and today are now seemingly racists against whites. Back to the civil war, Republicans fought to free the slaves under Abraham Lincoln while the Democrats seceded from the union to protect slavery. The KKK was formed to scare and kill Republicans, and bring the Democrat party back into power in the south. Many black and white republicans were murdered and lynched as a result. Which also brings us to the Democrats filibustering the Republican push to make lynching a federal crime(1922). FDR nominated a former clansman to the supreme court (Hugo Black 1937). While Eisenhower, a Republican, sent the military to Arkansas to stop segregation in public schools. The Senior member of the senate, Robert Byrd, is a former “Exalted Cyclops” and lied about his engagements with the clan when running for public office in 1952.
Fast forward to today, Republicans are colorblind and Democrats have exploited race issues. Turning their colorblindness on the right, the left will argue that Republicans have no compassion. Wheres the compassion in feeding the hungry man instead of teaching him to fish?
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E-Dawg says:
July 31st, 2009
7:25 pm
Democrats are the ones holding blacks down. They want to keep blacks on welfare. They want to “give” everything to the poor. Not because they want to help them, but because they know it will get them elected. Accuse the Republicans of being racist and hope that the poor don’t bite the hand that feeds! Keep the poor in place to rely on us! Conservative principles bring about progress and freedom of choice.