Democratic Party fact of the day - LBJ

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Democratic president, Lyndon B. Johnson carried on the Democratic Party's long history of racism with this quote:

"I'll have those n*ggers voting Democratic for the next 200 years"

All the more proof the Democratic Party doesn't care about black Americans, all they care about is brainwashing them through their propaganda machines: ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, MSNBC, NY Times, Washington Post, etc., to get votes for the Democratic Party.

The Democratic Party is still the party of racism, hate, intolerance, tyranny and enslavement.

Oh, speaking of LBJ, how did the war on poverty work? Oh, that's right, it didn't.
 
Democratic president, Lyndon B. Johnson carried on the Democratic Party's long history of racism with this quote:

"I'll have those n*ggers voting Democratic for the next 200 years"

All the more proof the Democratic Party doesn't care about black Americans, all they care about is brainwashing them through their propaganda machines: ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, MSNBC, NY Times, Washington Post, etc., to get votes for the Democratic Party.

The Democratic Party is still the party of racism, hate, intolerance, tyranny and enslavement.

Oh, speaking of LBJ, how did the war on poverty work? Oh, that's right, it didn't.

What LBJ said and what he did are two different things.
 
Democratic president, Lyndon B. Johnson carried on the Democratic Party's long history of racism with this quote:

"I'll have those n*ggers voting Democratic for the next 200 years"

All the more proof the Democratic Party doesn't care about black Americans, all they care about is brainwashing them through their propaganda machines: ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, MSNBC, NY Times, Washington Post, etc., to get votes for the Democratic Party.

The Democratic Party is still the party of racism, hate, intolerance, tyranny and enslavement.

Oh, speaking of LBJ, how did the war on poverty work? Oh, that's right, it didn't.
That quote was made up. There's a reason the last time Democrats won the white vote was 1964, and it was because LBJ helped black people.
 
Black people don't really care if you hate them as long as you're giving them taxpayer money for doing nothing.
 
Democratic president, Lyndon B. Johnson carried on the Democratic Party's long history of racism with this quote:

"I'll have those n*ggers voting Democratic for the next 200 years"

All the more proof the Democratic Party doesn't care about black Americans, all they care about is brainwashing them through their propaganda machines: ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, MSNBC, NY Times, Washington Post, etc., to get votes for the Democratic Party.

The Democratic Party is still the party of racism, hate, intolerance, tyranny and enslavement.

Oh, speaking of LBJ, how did the war on poverty work? Oh, that's right, it didn't.


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Democratic president, Lyndon B. Johnson carried on the Democratic Party's long history of racism with this quote:

"I'll have those n*ggers voting Democratic for the next 200 years"

All the more proof the Democratic Party doesn't care about black Americans, all they care about is brainwashing them through their propaganda machines: ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, MSNBC, NY Times, Washington Post, etc., to get votes for the Democratic Party.

The Democratic Party is still the party of racism, hate, intolerance, tyranny and enslavement.

Oh, speaking of LBJ, how did the war on poverty work? Oh, that's right, it didn't.

Now the FACTS...

LBJ pushed through Congress JFK's landmark Civil Rights Act. A bill vehemently opposed by conservatives then and now.

You provided a spurious LBJ quote

The War on Poverty?

Why don't you try a novel approach...educate yourself. Let's start with what was called the War on Poverty. There was NO initiatives or intent to enslave minorities. It was totally based on opportunity, responsibility, community and empowerment.

The War on Poverty was a program that any conservative should support. But right wing turds just TALK about opportunity, when all they really believe in is punishment and hatred.

The War on Poverty, what it is and isn't...

There's always the 'able bodied but lazy poor person', the 'bleeding heart liberal' who just wants to hand out other people's money and of course, the clear headed 'conservative' whose 'tough love' always saves the day. Well, I refuse to play along. If you had the intelligence and curiosity to find out what the 'War on Poverty' was about and what it wasn't about, it would save you from all the bloviation that comes out of your ass.

When JFK's brother-in law Sargent Shriver accepted LBJ's challenge and took on the 'War on Poverty' the first thing he discovered was rather startling and disturbing. Half of the Americans living in poverty were children. Another large segment were elderly and another segment were mentally and/or physically disabled. So a HUGE segment of the poor fit the TRUE definition of a dependent. So there is an obligation as a civil society to make sure those real dependents are not trampled on or extinguished.

To address some of the players in your fairy tale, voila! We have an unabashed flaming liberal...Sargent Shriver. But I hate to disappoint you. Sargent Shriver hated welfare and had no intention of creating a handout program. He didn't believe in handouts, he believed in community action. The 'War on Poverty' was called the Office of Economic Opportunity. The core principles were opportunity, responsibility, community and empowerment. The program's aims were maximum feasible participation. One of the concepts of empowerment was poor people had a right to one-third of the seats on every local poverty program board. It was a community based program that focused on education as the keys to the city. Programs such as VISTA, Job Corps, Community Action Program, and Head Start were created to increase opportunity for the poor so they could pull themselves out of poverty with a hand UP, not a hand out. Even when Johnson effectively pulled the plug on the War on Poverty to fund the war in Vietnam, Shriver fought on and won. During the Shriver years more Americans got out of poverty than during any similar time in our history. (The Clinton years - employing the same philosophy - were the second best.)Ref
 

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