RIP Milton Street, who famously rescinded his endorsement of Trump in 2016 after previously inviting Donald to attend rally with local black leaders

[Indeependent]

when they dont love him,,
he says hes in Lebanon,,

I know he says he lives in Lebanon but doesn't post nationality.

 

[progressive hunter]

I know he says he lives in Lebanon but doesn't post nationality.

he claims american,, not sure what other,,

sounds like an anchor baby that lives in his moms basement to me

 

[22lcidw]

both! feel free to discuss anything you want, about both men (within reason)

Milton was a radical. His brother John became Mayor.

 

[Seymour Flops]

He changed his mind in 2016. How is this news? No one has changed their mind about Trump more recently?

I am very tempted to go to MSNBC and tell them that I'm a lifelong Trump supporter but now I finally realize that he is an evil racist who wants to deny women rights and kill all brown people. I'd tell them that I used to post as Seymour Flops on usmessageboard.com but now I am deeply ashamed of my pro-trump posts.

Then, after they give me a lengthy interview in which I am asked to choose which of his evils are the evilest, and after the NYT, WAPO, CNN, and the licensed broadcast networks run with the story, the Trump bashers on here would crow for thousands of posts.

Then I'd come right back on here and say, "PSYCH!"

 

[bripat9643]

Milton Street used agitation and inspiration to launch a groundswell of housing and racial justice activism in the 1970s/80s. He fought gentrification while striving to keep Black communities intact, imprinting his legacy on Philly forever

Sorry, Donald Trump, but Milton Street rescinds his endorsement

The local rabble rouser invited the GOP candidate to a rally in Philadelphia but now says he won't even vote for him

www.phillyvoice.com

Milton Street meets with Trump, invites him to attend rally with black community in Philadelphia

On the eve of his oft-rescheduled pornographic press conference outside the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office, T. Milton Street Sr. called PhillyVoice from the road with some big news on Wednesday afternoon.

www.phillyvoice.com

Former activist, Pennsylvania Senator Milton Street dies at 81

Former Pennsylvania Senator Milton Street died Monday morning at the age of 81.

6abc.com

Good riddance to another idiot.