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Wallace offered to become a Republican if Goldwater would choose him as his VP.Well, Wallace sure as hell wouldn't be a Democrat today would he? When President Johnson said he'd lose the south for a generation, Wallace was the kind of Democrat he was talking about losing. (Goodbye to bad rubbish)
Oh, and do explain how Mrs Obama's statement "takes advantage of people's ignorance"? What would people be "ignorant" about that you feel needed clarification? What is the importance of pointing out that the slaves were "well fed" when Mrs. Obama was not saying they weren't?
Slaves worked with many other workers they didn't build it themselves
So? What does that have to do with the price of tea in China?
Wallace was a democrat
Again, yes and? Would he be one today? Would Wallace be a Democrat or a Republican today? Do try to be honest.
He wouldn't be in politics today, but the "Democratic" party is the party of slavery, segregation, and lynching... Deal with girl.
Wallace was a conservative and said so himself.
Wallace was a democrat, nothing you can say changes that.
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