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This thread will help dispel the myths/lies that Democrats teach about the past through their crony historians in an effort to blur the facts about their pathetic party and confuse the masses about its disgusting history.
So many, where to begin?
So many, where to begin?
Myth #1
Read any piece from a Democrat on Ronald Reagan and you will most likely hear about his "dog whistle" to racism, also likely is that the piece will use Reagan's "state rights speech" at Neshoba County Fairground as their PROOF to this. https://www.nytimes.com/2007/11/13/opinion/13herbert.html?mtrref=www.google.com&gwh=F9784937EB33B75D81AD16C4EC6EE81B&gwt=pay&assetType=REGIWALL
Read any piece from a Democrat on Ronald Reagan and you will most likely hear about his "dog whistle" to racism, also likely is that the piece will use Reagan's "state rights speech" at Neshoba County Fairground as their PROOF to this. https://www.nytimes.com/2007/11/13/opinion/13herbert.html?mtrref=www.google.com&gwh=F9784937EB33B75D81AD16C4EC6EE81B&gwt=pay&assetType=REGIWALL
The Democrat crony's story contends that Neshoba County Fairgrounds in Mississippi was chosen because it was the site where 3 civil rights workers were killed by KKK in 1964. How damning that Reagan would choose it as the place to kick off his campaign?
Case closed!
Or is it?
Case closed!
Or is it?
In reality...
Ronald Reagan's Presidential campaign kicked off in November at the Hilton hotel in NYC, in a publicly televised event (not Philadelphia, Mississippi) Reagan had secured the nomination from George Bush Sr two months prior to the convention.
Ronald Reagan's Presidential campaign kicked off in November at the Hilton hotel in NYC, in a publicly televised event (not Philadelphia, Mississippi) Reagan had secured the nomination from George Bush Sr two months prior to the convention.
Mississippi proved to be a battleground state in the 1976 election as President Carter only won the state by 5% of the vote and the GOP assumed more of the same for 1980.
The Reagan campaign knew that Mississippi was winnable. Why did they choose Neshoba County? Surely racism?
The Reagan campaign knew that Mississippi was winnable. Why did they choose Neshoba County? Surely racism?
National Geographic's June, 1980 edition (One month prior to the speech) had featured Neshoba County fairgrounds in their article "Mississippi's Grand Reunion" on pg 854 which spoke of the political discourse that had taken place at the fairgrounds over its history.
Reagan's speech was not about state rights like they falsely claim and the line that he talks about state rights doesn't even garnish an applause from the audience. Listen at 11:30 to hear for yourself.
For some reason the crony media fail to mention that both (D)John Glenn in 1983 and (D) Michael Dukakis in 1988 also campaign at Neshoba County Fairgrounds...hmmm wonder why they fail to mention that?
Myth #2
The segregationist switched and became Republicans.
Most Democrat narratives point to the Dixiecrats in 1948 but to get a clearer picture on the segregationist and their resistance, one needs to look at the signatories of the Southern Manifesto in 1956.
The segregationist switched and became Republicans.
Most Democrat narratives point to the Dixiecrats in 1948 but to get a clearer picture on the segregationist and their resistance, one needs to look at the signatories of the Southern Manifesto in 1956.
Below will be a long list of the Democrat signatories of the Southern Manifesto starting with the 19 Senators followed by the 80 Representatives by state. I will also include which Civil Rights Bills they voted against as well and their party affiliation at date of death.
Senate
John Sparkman (D-Alabama)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1985 as a (D)
J. Lister Hill (D-Alabama)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1984 as a (D)
John Sparkman (D-Alabama)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1985 as a (D)
J. Lister Hill (D-Alabama)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1984 as a (D)
J. William Fulbright (D-Arkansas)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1995 as a (D)
John L. McClellan (D-Arkansas)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1977 as a (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1995 as a (D)
John L. McClellan (D-Arkansas)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1977 as a (D)
Spessard Holland (D-Florida)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965, 1968
Died in 1971 as a (D)
Walter F. George (D-Georgia)
died in 1957 as a (D)
Richard B. Russell (D-Georgia)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1971 as a (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965, 1968
Died in 1971 as a (D)
Walter F. George (D-Georgia)
died in 1957 as a (D)
Richard B. Russell (D-Georgia)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1971 as a (D)
Allen J. Ellender (D-Louisiana)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1972 as a (D)
Russell B. Long (D-Louisiana)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 2003 as a (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1972 as a (D)
Russell B. Long (D-Louisiana)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 2003 as a (D)
James O. Eastland (D-Mississippi)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1986 as a (D)
John Stennis (D-Mississippi)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1995 as a (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1986 as a (D)
John Stennis (D-Mississippi)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1995 as a (D)
Samuel Ervin (D-North Carolina)
Voted against Civil Rights 1957,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1985 as a (D)
W. Kerr Scott (D-North Carolina)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957
Died in 1958 as a (D)
Voted against Civil Rights 1957,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1985 as a (D)
W. Kerr Scott (D-North Carolina)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957
Died in 1958 as a (D)
Strom Thurmond (D-South Carolina)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Switched to the GOP in 1964
Died in 2003 as a (R)
Olin D. Johnston (D-South Carolina)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964
Died in 1965 as a (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Switched to the GOP in 1964
Died in 2003 as a (R)
Olin D. Johnston (D-South Carolina)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964
Died in 1965 as a (D)
Price Daniel (D-Texas)
Left Senate 1957 to become the Governor of Texas
Died in 1988 as a (D)
Harry F. Byrd Sr. (D-Virginia)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965
Died in 1966 a (D)
Harry F. Byrd Jr. (D) won his seat in a special election (held until 1983)
Left Senate 1957 to become the Governor of Texas
Died in 1988 as a (D)
Harry F. Byrd Sr. (D-Virginia)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965
Died in 1966 a (D)
Harry F. Byrd Jr. (D) won his seat in a special election (held until 1983)
A. Willis Robertson (D-Virginia)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965
Died in 1971 as a (D)
House of Representatives
Alabama
George W. Andrews (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1971 as a (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965
Died in 1971 as a (D)
House of Representatives
Alabama
George W. Andrews (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1971 as a (D)
Frank W. Boykin (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957
Died in 1969 as a (D)
Carl Elliott (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964
Died in 1999 as a (D)
George M. Grant (D)
Voted against the Civil Rights in 1957, 1964
Died in 1982 as a (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957
Died in 1969 as a (D)
Carl Elliott (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964
Died in 1999 as a (D)
George M. Grant (D)
Voted against the Civil Rights in 1957, 1964
Died in 1982 as a (D)
George Huddleston Jr. (D)
Voted against the Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964
Died in 1971 as a (D)
Robert E. Jones Jr. (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1997 as a (D)
Voted against the Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964
Died in 1971 as a (D)
Robert E. Jones Jr. (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1997 as a (D)
Albert Rains (D)
Voted against the Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964
Died in 1991 as a (D)
Kenneth A. Roberts (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957, 1960, 1964
Died in 1989 as a (D)
Voted against the Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964
Died in 1991 as a (D)
Kenneth A. Roberts (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957, 1960, 1964
Died in 1989 as a (D)
Armistead Selden (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1985 a (D)
Arkansas
Ezekiel C. Gathings (D)
Voted against Civil RIghts in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1979 as a (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1985 a (D)
Arkansas
Ezekiel C. Gathings (D)
Voted against Civil RIghts in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1979 as a (D)
Oren Harris (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965
Died in 1997 as a (D)
Brooks Hays (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960
Died in 1981 as a (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965
Died in 1997 as a (D)
Brooks Hays (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960
Died in 1981 as a (D)
Wilbur D. Mills (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1968
Died in 1992 as a (D)
William F. Norrell (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960
Died in 1961 as a (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1968
Died in 1992 as a (D)
William F. Norrell (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960
Died in 1961 as a (D)
James William Trimble (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965
Died in 1972 as a (D)
Florida
Charles Edward Bennett (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1968
Died in 2003 as a (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965
Died in 1972 as a (D)
Florida
Charles Edward Bennett (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1968
Died in 2003 as a (D)
James A. Haley (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1981 as a (D)
Syd Herlong (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Switched to GOP in 1985
Died in 1995 as a (R)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1981 as a (D)
Syd Herlong (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Switched to GOP in 1985
Died in 1995 as a (R)
D.R. "Billy" Matthews (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965
Died in 1997 as a (D)
Paul G. Rogers (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1968
Died in 2008 as a (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965
Died in 1997 as a (D)
Paul G. Rogers (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1968
Died in 2008 as a (D)
Bob Sikes (D)
Voted against CRA 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1994 as a (D)
Georgia
Iris F. Blitch (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960
Switched to GOP in 1964
Switched back to Democrat in 1976
Died in 1993 (I assume as a Democrat)
Voted against CRA 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1994 as a (D)
Georgia
Iris F. Blitch (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960
Switched to GOP in 1964
Switched back to Democrat in 1976
Died in 1993 (I assume as a Democrat)
James C. Davis (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960
Died in 1981 as a (D)
John James Flynt Jr. (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 2007 as a (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960
Died in 1981 as a (D)
John James Flynt Jr. (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 2007 as a (D)
Tic Forrester (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964
Died in 1970 as a (D)
Phil M. Landrum (D)
Voted against CRA 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1990 as a (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964
Died in 1970 as a (D)
Phil M. Landrum (D)
Voted against CRA 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1990 as a (D)
Henderson Lanham (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957
Died in 1957 as a (D)
J. L. Pilcher (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960
Died in 1981 as a (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957
Died in 1957 as a (D)
J. L. Pilcher (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960
Died in 1981 as a (D)
Prince H. Preston (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960
Died in 1961 (D)
Carl Vinson (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964
Died in 1981 as a (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960
Died in 1961 (D)
Carl Vinson (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964
Died in 1981 as a (D)
Lousiana
Hale Boggs (D)
Voted against Civil Rights 1957,1960,1964
Father of journalist Cokie Roberts
Presumed dead in 1972 as a (D)
Overton Brooks (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960
Died in 1961 as a (D)
Hale Boggs (D)
Voted against Civil Rights 1957,1960,1964
Father of journalist Cokie Roberts
Presumed dead in 1972 as a (D)
Overton Brooks (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960
Died in 1961 as a (D)
F. Edward Hebert (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1965
Died in 1979 as a (D)
George S. Long (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957
Died in 1958 as a (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1965
Died in 1979 as a (D)
George S. Long (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957
Died in 1958 as a (D)
James H. Morrison (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964
Died in 2000 as a (D)
Otto E. Passman (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964
Died in 1988 as a (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964
Died in 2000 as a (D)
Otto E. Passman (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964
Died in 1988 as a (D)
T. Ashton Thompson (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964
Died in 1965 as a (D)
Edwin E. Willis (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965
Died in 1972 as a (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964
Died in 1965 as a (D)
Edwin E. Willis (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965
Died in 1972 as a (D)
Mississippi
Thomas G. Abernethy (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1998 as a (D)
William M. Colmer (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Supported several GOP candidates
Died in 1980 a Democrat
Thomas G. Abernethy (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1998 as a (D)
William M. Colmer (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Supported several GOP candidates
Died in 1980 a Democrat
Frank E. Smith (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960
Died in 1972 as a (D)
Jamie L. Whitten (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1995 as a (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960
Died in 1972 as a (D)
Jamie L. Whitten (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1995 as a (D)
John Bell Williams (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965
Died in 1983 as a (D)
Arthur Winstead (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964
Died in 1995 as a (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965
Died in 1983 as a (D)
Arthur Winstead (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964
Died in 1995 as a (D)
North Carolina
Hugh Q. Alexander (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960
Died in 1989 as a (D)
Graham A. Barden (D)
voted against Civil Rights in 1957
Died in 1967 as a (D)
Hugh Q. Alexander (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960
Died in 1989 as a (D)
Graham A. Barden (D)
voted against Civil Rights in 1957
Died in 1967 as a (D)
Herbert C. Bonner (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964
Died in 1965 as a (D)
Frank Carlyle (D)
Died 1960 as a (D)
Carl Durham (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960
Died in 1974 as a (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964
Died in 1965 as a (D)
Frank Carlyle (D)
Died 1960 as a (D)
Carl Durham (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960
Died in 1974 as a (D)
Lawrence Fountain (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 2002 as a (D)
Woodrow Wilson Jones (D)
Nominated to Western NC District Court by LBJ in 1967
Died in 2002 as a (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 2002 as a (D)
Woodrow Wilson Jones (D)
Nominated to Western NC District Court by LBJ in 1967
Died in 2002 as a (D)
George A. Shuford (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957
Died in 1962 as a (D)
South Carolina
Robert T. Ashmore (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1989 as a (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957
Died in 1962 as a (D)
South Carolina
Robert T. Ashmore (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1989 as a (D)
W.J. Bryan Dorn (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 2005 as a (D)
John L. McMillan (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1979 as a (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 2005 as a (D)
John L. McMillan (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1979 as a (D)
James P. Richards (D)
Died in 1979 as a (D)
John J. Riley (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960
Died in 1968 as a (D)
L. Mendel Rivers (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1970 as a (D)
Died in 1979 as a (D)
John J. Riley (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960
Died in 1968 as a (D)
L. Mendel Rivers (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1970 as a (D)
Tennessee
Jere Cooper (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957
Died in 1957 as a (D)
Clifford Davis (D)
Reportedly a member of the KKK
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1964
Died in 1970 as a (D)
Jere Cooper (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957
Died in 1957 as a (D)
Clifford Davis (D)
Reportedly a member of the KKK
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1964
Died in 1970 as a (D)
James B. Frazier Jr. (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960
Died in 1978 as a (D)
Tom J. Murray (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1960,1964,1965
Died in 1971 as a (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960
Died in 1978 as a (D)
Tom J. Murray (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1960,1964,1965
Died in 1971 as a (D)
Texas
Wright Patman (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1976 as a (D)
John Dowdy (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1995 as a (D)
Wright Patman (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1976 as a (D)
John Dowdy (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1995 as a (D)
Walter Rogers (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1965
Died in 2001 as a (D)
O. C. Fisher (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1994 as a (D)
Martin Dies Jr. (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957
Died in 1972 as a (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1965
Died in 2001 as a (D)
O. C. Fisher (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1994 as a (D)
Martin Dies Jr. (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957
Died in 1972 as a (D)
Virginia
Edward J. Robeson Jr. (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957
Died in 1966 as a (D)
Porter Hardy (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1968
Died in 1995 as a (D)
J. Vaughan Gary (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964
Died in 1973 as a (D)
Edward J. Robeson Jr. (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957
Died in 1966 as a (D)
Porter Hardy (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1968
Died in 1995 as a (D)
J. Vaughan Gary (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964
Died in 1973 as a (D)
Watkins M. Abbitt (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1998 as a (D)
William M. Tuck (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1983 as a (D)
Burr Harrison (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960
Died in 1973 as a (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1998 as a (D)
William M. Tuck (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965,1968
Died in 1983 as a (D)
Burr Harrison (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960
Died in 1973 as a (D)
Howard W. Smith (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965
Died in 1976 as a (D)
William Pat Jennings (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964
Died in 1994 as a (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964,1965
Died in 1976 as a (D)
William Pat Jennings (D)
Voted against Civil Rights in 1957,1960,1964
Died in 1994 as a (D)
Out of 99 Democrat Senators and Congressmen who pledge "to resist" integration, only two Senators switched to the GOP.
Focus on Strom Thurmond and ignore all of the other 98% of the segregationists who remained Democrat until the end.
Deceptive Democrats
Focus on Strom Thurmond and ignore all of the other 98% of the segregationists who remained Democrat until the end.
Deceptive Democrats
Myth #3
Abraham Lincoln would be a Progressive Democrat if he were alive today which proves that the parties switched ideals. https://www.huffpost.com/entry/abe-lincoln-democrat-plaque_n_4228689
Abraham Lincoln would be a Progressive Democrat if he were alive today which proves that the parties switched ideals. https://www.huffpost.com/entry/abe-lincoln-democrat-plaque_n_4228689
One doesn't need to look very far to find a nonsensical articles from crony like Sidney Blumenthal. (Why don't you tell us where Libya's gold went instead of revising history?) https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2019/09/04/donald-trumps-republican-party-is-not-party-lincoln/
The Democrat history revisionist system needs the help of crony at the University to deceive the masses with drivel. https://www.nytimes.com/2019/07/23/opinion/lincoln-republican-party-trump.html
Shame people who dare to question the obvious and point out reality to others. This is the Standard Operating Procedure. @kanyewest was 100% correct yet still shamed by crony in an effort to silence. https://www.newsweek.com/kanye-west-twitter-republicans-donald-trump-history-lincoln-906511
Some of the crony don't even present anything to justify their garbage. They require ignorance of history from the masses.
"Everything Lincoln stood for, if stripped of its nineteenth century labels, places him within the modern day Democratic Party." https://historynewsnetwork.org/article/3481
"Everything Lincoln stood for, if stripped of its nineteenth century labels, places him within the modern day Democratic Party." https://historynewsnetwork.org/article/3481
So who was Lincoln? Would the Founder's son be a Democrat today? Well let's first hear his own words and see how true they ring to that notion.
"I believe each individual is naturally entitled to do as he pleases with himself and the fruit of his labor"
"I believe each individual is naturally entitled to do as he pleases with himself and the fruit of his labor"
Does this sound like any Democrat you know?
"no man believed more than I in the principle of self-government; that it lies at the bottom of all my ideas of just government, from beginning to end."
"no man believed more than I in the principle of self-government; that it lies at the bottom of all my ideas of just government, from beginning to end."
"Don't interfere with anything in the Constitution. That must be maintained, for it is the only safeguard of our liberties. And not to Democrats alone do I make this appeal, but to all who love these great and true principles."
"What is conservatism? Is it not adherence to the old and tried, against the new and untried? We stick to, contend for, the identical old policy on the point in controversy which was adopted by 'our fathers who framed the Government under which we live;'"
Lincoln hallowed the Constitution and the Founders, while using both to make all his decisions. Do Democrats? If you ask them, they care about the Constitution. But do they really? What part?
But but but....Republicans and Lincoln were the party of Big Government....
Or were they? I hate revisionist hacks
What did the early Republican party push for?
They wanted to pass three bills with priority.
The Homestead Act
The transcontinental Pacific Railroad
The Morrill Act
Or were they? I hate revisionist hacks
What did the early Republican party push for?
They wanted to pass three bills with priority.
The Homestead Act
The transcontinental Pacific Railroad
The Morrill Act
The Homestead act GAVE federal land TO THE PEOPLE
The Railroad Act grants federal land to the railroads to connect east and west FOR THE PEOPLE.
The Morrill Act GAVE Federal land grants to states for them to build agri/mechanical schools for THE PEOPLE.
The Railroad Act grants federal land to the railroads to connect east and west FOR THE PEOPLE.
The Morrill Act GAVE Federal land grants to states for them to build agri/mechanical schools for THE PEOPLE.
Why would someone who wants to balloon the federal government grant federal lands to states?
Does this make any sense? Probably why crony don't mention it. https://twitter.com/SeanMJoyce1/status/1201824934084927489?s=20
Does this make any sense? Probably why crony don't mention it. https://twitter.com/SeanMJoyce1/status/1201824934084927489?s=20
