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Byrd's actions were wrong, but at least he wasn't still a member of a white supremacist organization while in the Senate, which can't be said for Trett Lott, who you two adore.
"Mom, the other kid did it too!!!"Byrd's actions were wrong, but at least he wasn't still a member of a white supremacist organization while in the Senate, which can't be said for Trett Lott, who you two adore.
Byrd's actions were wrong, but at least he wasn't still a member of a white supremacist organization while in the Senate, which can't be said for Trett Lott, who you two adore.
Provide a link to prove your claim. Or admit you are a lying piece of filth.
Byrd's actions were wrong, but at least he wasn't still a member of a white supremacist organization while in the Senate, which can't be said for Trett Lott, who you two adore.
Provide a link to prove your claim. Or admit you are a lying piece of filth.
C'mon its Polk, he likes to project his image of conservatives on everyone he disagrees with.
Byrd's actions were wrong, but at least he wasn't still a member of a white supremacist organization while in the Senate, which can't be said for Trett Lott, who you two adore.
Provide a link to prove your claim. Or admit you are a lying piece of filth.
Byrd's actions were wrong, but at least he wasn't still a member of a white supremacist organization while in the Senate, which can't be said for Trett Lott, who you two adore.
Provide a link to prove your claim. Or admit you are a lying piece of filth.
He's active in a group call the CCC.
Council of Conservative Citizens -- Extremism in America
However, the ante was upped a few days later when Post reporter Thomas Edsall revealed that Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott had appeared as the keynote speaker at a 1992 meeting of the CCC in Greenwood, Mississippi. In the article, Edsall cited an issue of The Citizens Informer that featured a large photograph of Senator Lott at a CCC conference and quoted him as telling attendees that "we need more meetings like this." According to the Informer, Lott asserted that "the people in this room stand for the right principles and the right philosophy. Let's take it in the right direction and our children will be the beneficiaries." Lott's involvement was more complicated than Barr's, because Lott originally denied firsthand knowledge of the CCC (later having to backtrack on this statement) and because, as opposed to Barr, there was evidence of an ongoing relationship. CCC leaders revealed that Lott had spoken to them on more than one occasion; that his syndicated column regularly ran in The Citizens Informer, and that his uncle, a member of the Council's Executive Board, called him an "honorary member." Lott later criticized the CCC's use of his name in their publications, denied membership and claimed ignorance as to the racist nature of the group's rhetoric. Unlike Barr, however, he never condemned the group's racist ideology explicitly and unequivocally.
Council of Conservative Citizens -- Extremism in America
Provide a link to prove your claim. Or admit you are a lying piece of filth.
C'mon its Polk, he likes to project his image of conservatives on everyone he disagrees with.
He is a bald face liar. Either he provides evidence of his claim or he admits he lied. Quit making excuses for trash like this.
Now, you want to post some evidence which shows how much I "adore" Lott?Lott's involvement with the CCC.
However, the ante was upped a few days later when Post reporter Thomas Edsall revealed that Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott had appeared as the keynote speaker at a 1992 meeting of the CCC in Greenwood, Mississippi. In the article, Edsall cited an issue of The Citizens Informer that featured a large photograph of Senator Lott at a CCC conference and quoted him as telling attendees that "we need more meetings like this." According to the Informer, Lott asserted that "the people in this room stand for the right principles and the right philosophy. Let's take it in the right direction and our children will be the beneficiaries." Lott's involvement was more complicated than Barr's, because Lott originally denied firsthand knowledge of the CCC (later having to backtrack on this statement) and because, as opposed to Barr, there was evidence of an ongoing relationship. CCC leaders revealed that Lott had spoken to them on more than one occasion; that his syndicated column regularly ran in The Citizens Informer, and that his uncle, a member of the Council's Executive Board, called him an "honorary member." Lott later criticized the CCC's use of his name in their publications, denied membership and claimed ignorance as to the racist nature of the group's rhetoric. Unlike Barr, however, he never condemned the group's racist ideology explicitly and unequivocally.
Council of Conservative Citizens -- Extremism in America
Provide a link to prove your claim. Or admit you are a lying piece of filth.
He's active in a group call the CCC.
Council of Conservative Citizens -- Extremism in America
You want to provide an actual unbiased source? One that is not full of lies and misinformation?
You COULD start a Trent Lott thread, instead of trolling and deflecting in this one.Byrd's actions were wrong, but at least he wasn't still a member of a white supremacist organization while in the Senate, which can't be said for Trett Lott, who you two adore.
