Yeah, those Republicans and conservatives sure are racists, aren't they??

Really? The Republicans became the party of racism in the 1960? Wasn't there a Democrat president in the 1960's that said this:

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

-- Lyndon B. Johnson to two governors on Air Force One




Now, let's go all the way to former Democrat President Bill Clinton when talking to Ted Kennedy during the 2008 primaries said this remark regarding Barack Obama:

"A few years ago, this guy would have been carrying our bags"



How about Democrat Senator Harry Reid, showing his well hidden racism with this comment about Obama:

"light-skinned African American with no Negro dialect, unless he wanted to have one."





These are just a few in a very long list of racist comments by Democrats. The truth is, while Democrats try to portray themselves as caring about people outside the white race, but every once in awhile, these Democrats slip up and show their very well hidden racism, and prove that they only are using minorities for votes and could care less about them.

An interesting game you play.

And yes I know the block of 18, including Strom, were Democrats at the time but huh, Strom left the Republican Party. A Goldwater era flip perhaps? A 100 years after the Civil War we once again heard folks talking about being Arkansasians instead of Americans and states rights?

Can something be learned from comparing the list of Red and Blue states in the past election to the states from where their Representatives voted for the Civil Rights act of 64?

Perhaps I will play a game, what do you think the GOP did to totally reverse the trend in black voting trends? After all, this is the party of Lincoln so all things being equal black voters should love them.

The only things Republicans did to totally reverse the trend in black voting was to allow Democrats to tell everyone what it is Republicans think about blacks and allow the left-wing media to regurgitate that meme. But, it really isn't necessarily a matter of what the Republicans did. It's a matter of what the Democrats did and what blacks allowed themselves to believe.

Further, do you just so happen to have the voting demographics of elections farther back than 1960?

Yup. Before the 60's blacks identified themselves as Republicans. FDR was a standout Democrat who they largely voted for on economic issues but most blacks pre 1960 were Republicans.

So think about the events of the 60's and the rise of the last 3rd party to win any electoral votes. What happened to them fellows?

What happened to George Wallace after the attempted assination which left him paralized?

The flip did happen when the Republicans were sick of loosing and absorbed the American Independant party votors who voted for pre-assination attempt racist Wallace en masse based on little but racism.

Gotta remember how bad off the Repubs were after the Great Depression until the Nixon era.

Maybe read more about or ask someone about the Democrat Primaries of 68. Don't just pay attention to the Kennedy assination or the riots but look at the split in the party and follow em voters. Kennedy/Johnson are talked about so much for good reason but they tore that party apart.

Sorry to offend you again.
 
What was Wallace's 3rd party....American Independant? AIM was /is the Native American thing.... Gonna be difficult to find on the phone.


"tearin Wallace stickers off the bumpers of cars"......
 
i'm so sick of hearing its a racist thing. Obama being back in our white house has nothing to do with his race. The problem is not his color, but his views and what he is doing. We are all going to reap some serious times in the next 4 yrs, thanks to the voters that can't see the forest through the trees. We are in extremely serious times and you haven't seen the worst yet. Obama is not the man to turn around these hard times.He will make it worse.
 
An interesting game you play.

And yes I know the block of 18, including Strom, were Democrats at the time but huh, Strom left the Republican Party.

A Goldwater era flip perhaps? A 100 years after the Civil War we once again heard folks talking about being Arkansasians instead of Americans and states rights?

Can something be learned from comparing the list of Red and Blue states in the past election to the states from where their Representatives voted for the Civil Rights act of 64?

Perhaps I will play a game, what do you think the GOP did to totally reverse the trend in black voting trends? After all, this is the party of Lincoln so all things being equal black voters should love them.

The only things Republicans did to totally reverse the trend in black voting was to allow Democrats to tell everyone what it is Republicans think about blacks and allow the left-wing media to regurgitate that meme. But, it really isn't necessarily a matter of what the Republicans did. It's a matter of what the Democrats did and what blacks allowed themselves to believe.

Further, do you just so happen to have the voting demographics of elections farther back than 1960?

Yup. Before the 60's blacks identified themselves as Republicans.

Again, you got the voting demographics of elections farther back than 1960? Something, that is, besides your word?

FDR was a standout Democrat who they largely voted for on economic issues but most blacks pre 1960 were Republicans.

Prove it. I know a lot of blacks not long after Lincoln was president were generally Republican but, that was back in 1800s and early 1900s.

So think about the events of the 60's and the rise of the last 3rd party to win any electoral votes. What happened to them fellows?

You speaking of the American Independent Party?

If you are, this is what happened to them fellows.


In 1969, representatives from 40 states established the American Party as the successor to the American Independent Party. In some places, such as Connecticut, the American Party was constituted as the American Conservative Party. (The modern American Conservative Party, founded in 2008, is unrelated to the Wallace-era party). The party flag, adopted on August 30, 1970, depicts and eagle holding a group of arrows in its left talon, over a compass rose, with a banner which reads "The American Independent Party" at the eagle's base. In 1972, the party nominated former Republican Congressman John G. Schmitz of California for president and Tennessee author Thomas Jefferson Anderson for vice president.

In 1976, the American Party split into the more moderate American Party, which included more northern conservatives and Schmitz supporters, and the American Independent Party, which focused on the Deep South. Both parties have nominated candidates for the presidency and other offices. Neither the American Party nor the American Independent Party has had national success, and the American Party has not achieved ballot status in any state since 1996.

In the early 1980s, Bill Shearer led the American Independent Party into the Populist Party. Since 1992, the American Independent Party has been the California affiliate of the national Constitution Party, formerly the U.S. Taxpayers Party. However, in 2008 one faction of the AIP broke with the Constitution Party and gave the ballot line (which it controlled) to Alan Keyes, candidate of the similarly named America's Party.

The American Independent Party has had ballot status in the state of California since 1968 and is still active there. As of early 2008, AIP's registration total was 328,261. Many political analysts have theorized that the party, which has received very few votes in recent California elections, maintains its state ballot status because people join the Party mistakenly believing that they are registering as an "independent," also known as a "non-partisan" or "decline-to-state" voter. One such voter was Jennifer Siebel, fiancee of San Francisco's liberal Democratic mayor Gavin Newsom; in 2008, Siebel attempted to change her party affiliation from Republican to Non-Partisan, but "checked the American Independent box thinking that was what independent voters were supposed to do," according to the San Francisco Chronicle.

A split in the American Independent Party occurred during the 2008 presidential campaign, one faction recognized Jim King as chairman of the AIP with the other recognizing Ed Noonan as chairman. Noonan's faction claims the old AIP main website while the King organization claims the AIP's blog. King's group met in Los Angeles on June 28-29, elected King to state chair. Ed Noonan's faction, which included 8 of the 17 AIP officers, held a convention in Sacramento on July 5, 2008. Issues in the split were U.S. foreign policy and the influence the Constitution Party founder Howard Phillips on the state party

The King group elected to stay in the Constitution Party and supported its presidential candidate Chuck Baldwin. It was not listed as the "Qualified Political Party" by the California Secretary of State and Baldwin's name was not printed in the state's ballot. King's group sued for ballot access and their case was dismissed without prejudice.

The Noonan group voted to pull out of the Constitution Party and join a new party called America's Party, put together by perennial candidate Alan Keyes as a vehicle for his own presidential campaign. Since Noonan was on record with the California Secretary of State as (outgoing) party chairman, Keyes was added to the state ballots as the AIP candidate. This group elected Markham Robinson as its new chair at the convention.

The King faction website is now billed as the Constitution Party of California, stating "Vote Constitution Party--the only party fighting for a return to Constitutional government!"; but continuing with a list of "2010 California Candidates: We endorse the following candidates who are running under the "American Independent" banner in California for 2010!"


So, looks like that what became of them is that Alan Keyes, a black man, became influential in an offshoot party which has its roots in the same party of which George Wallace once belonged.

What happened to George Wallace after the attempted assination which left him paralized?

Following the assassination attempt, Wallace was visited at the hospital by Democratic Congresswoman and presidential primary rival Shirley Chisholm, a representative from Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn who at the time was the nation's only African-American female member of Congress. Despite their ideological differences and the opposition of Chisholm's constituents, Chisholm felt that to visit Wallace was the humane thing to do.

After the shooting, Wallace won primaries in Maryland and Michigan, but his near assassination effectively ended his campaign. From his wheelchair, Wallace spoke on July 11, 1972, at the Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach, Florida.

Since Wallace was out of Alabama for more than twenty days while he was recovering in Holy Cross Hospital in Silver Spring, Maryland, the state constitution required Lieutenant Governor Jere Beasley to serve as acting governor from June 5 until Wallace's return to Alabama on July 7. Wallace resumed his gubernatorial duties and easily won the 1974 primary and then the general election, when he defeated Republican State Senator Elvin McCary (1907-1981), a real estate developer, who received less than 15 percent of the ballots cast.

In 1992, when asked to comment on the 20th anniversary of his attempted assassination, Wallace replied, "I've had twenty years of pain."

In November 1975, Wallace announced his fourth bid for the presidency. Ronald Reagan entered the Republican race the same month. Wallace's campaign was plagued by voter concern about his health as well as the media use of images that portrayed him as nearly helpless. His supporters complained that such coverage was motivated by bias, citing the discretion used in coverage of Franklin D. Roosevelt's paralysis, before television became commercially available. In the southern primaries and caucuses, Wallace carried only Mississippi, South Carolina and his home state of Alabama. If the popular vote in all primaries and caucuses were combined. Wallace would have placed third behind Jimmy Carter and California Governor Jerry Brown. After the primaries were completed, and he had lost several Southern primaries to former Georgia Governor Jimmy Carter, Wallace left the race in June 1976. He eventually endorsed Carter, who faced the Republican incumbent Gerald R. Ford, Jr., who narrowly defeated Reagan for the GOP nomination. Wallace later claimed that he had facilitated a fellow southerner's nomination; however, no position advocated by Wallace was included in the 1976 Democratic platform.

In the late 1970s, Wallace announced that he was a born-again Christian and apologized to black civil rights leaders for his past actions as a segregationist. He said that while he had once sought power and glory, he realized he needed to seek love and forgiveness. In 1979, Wallace said of his stand in the schoolhouse: "I was wrong. Those days are over, and they ought to be over."

In the 1982 Alabama gubernatorial Democratic primary, Wallace's main opponents were Lieutenant Governor George McMillan and Alabama House Speaker Joe McCorquodale. In the primary, McCorquodale was eliminated, and the vote went to a runoff, with Wallace holding a slight edge over McMillan. Wallace won the Democratic nomination by a margin of 51 to 49 percent. In the general election, his opponent was Montgomery Republican Mayor Emory Folmar. Polling experts at first thought the 1982 election was the best chance since Reconstruction for a Republican to be elected as governor of Alabama. However, it was Wallace, not Folmar, who made the victory speech on election night.

Wallace's final term as governor (1983-1987) saw a record number of black appointments to state positions. In his fourth term, Wallace became the first governor to appoint two black members in the same cabinet, a number that has been equaled but never surpassed.


The flip did happen when the Republicans were sick of loosing and absorbed the American Independant party votors who voted for pre-assination attempt racist Wallace en masse based on little but racism.

Do you just so happen to have any proof of this alleged absorption of American Independent Party voters in the Republican Party? Why would I believe that when it was the Democratic Party of that time of which was racist and it was the party of which Mike Wallace joined? My bet is, the Democratic Party is the party of which absorbed the American Independent Party voters. The Republican Party wasn't the racist party.

Gotta remember how bad off the Repubs were after the Great Depression until the Nixon era.

Maybe read more about or ask someone about the Democrat Primaries of 68. Don't just pay attention to the Kennedy assination or the riots but look at the split in the party and follow em voters. Kennedy/Johnson are talked about so much for good reason but they tore that party apart.

No, one can't not just pay attention the the Kennedy assassination and the anti-war riots for the disarray in the Democratic party as they were the prime motivators. And, Johnson withdrew from the race which also may have played a role, leaving voters who were going to vote for Johnson without a candidate. But, none of this really has much to do with anything insofar as proving what I said above wrong.

Sorry to offend you again.

You already offended me enough when you voted for that slime in the White House, you can't offend me any further. And, besides, I really don't take what faceless folks say in a forum quite seriously enough to be offended anyway.

And oh...while I'm thinking about it, I would like to address something you said above of which I was responding to before but didn't address this portion of it.

You say:

And yes I know the block of 18, including Strom, were Democrats at the time but huh, Strom left the Republican Party.

Oh...wow, you cite ONE guy who was once clearly a racist Democrat, who joined the Republican party. Any others? Further, if there are still any 60s-era racist Democrats who are with the Republican party today? This still doesn't change the fact that they're still racist Democrats, only under a different name. They're just racist Democrat infiltrators who try and tarnish the good name of Republicans. But, really, how many 60s-era racist Democrats belong to the Republican party at the present time?
 
In the state of Wyoming, a very white and conservative state, Lynn Hutchings who ran for District 42's House seat won, and she won HUGE, beating Dumbocrap, Gary Datus by 72% to 18%. Lynn Hutchings is black, a 22 year military veteran, and volunteer fire fighter. Lynn made it very clear to voters, she is very conservative, and is very proud of it. There is no mistaking where she stands on an issue. She has in the past held Bill or Rights parties and Constiution parties, long before she ever thought of running for office, and will continue to host these kinds of parties. Another party begins as Wyoming gets a truly great and patriotic American in an elected position. Hopefully her next step will be U.S. House and higher!!!

Let's all stand up and give Lynn a big standing ovation for refusing to comprimise her morals and values !! And refusing to be enslaved by the Democrat plantation.


:clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2: :clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2:


Great job Lynn, and may this be just the beginning of a long a great political career for you!!!


On the link, you will need to scroll down to District #42


Wyoming 2012 General Election Results

This is a step. The GOP must try long and hard to erase the memory of Strom Thurmond and the Civil Rights opponents if the GOP wishes to win minority votes.

And no, I look white so don't try to convince me the GOP is just trying to come out from the shadow of the sins of your fathers. White man bars are full of modern racist republicans who all tell me how racist 95% of blacks are because they voted for Obama. Idiot racists have no clue almost as high a percentage voted for frakkin Al Gore and all Democrats.

Fucking dupe! It was the GOP that SUPPORTED the Civil Rights Act.
 
In the state of Wyoming, a very white and conservative state, Lynn Hutchings who ran for District 42's House seat won, and she won HUGE, beating Dumbocrap, Gary Datus by 72% to 18%. Lynn Hutchings is black, a 22 year military veteran, and volunteer fire fighter. Lynn made it very clear to voters, she is very conservative, and is very proud of it. There is no mistaking where she stands on an issue. She has in the past held Bill or Rights parties and Constiution parties, long before she ever thought of running for office, and will continue to host these kinds of parties. Another party begins as Wyoming gets a truly great and patriotic American in an elected position. Hopefully her next step will be U.S. House and higher!!!

Let's all stand up and give Lynn a big standing ovation for refusing to comprimise her morals and values !! And refusing to be enslaved by the Democrat plantation.


:clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2: :clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2:


Great job Lynn, and may this be just the beginning of a long a great political career for you!!!


On the link, you will need to scroll down to District #42


Wyoming 2012 General Election Results

Wow!!! One republican Black got a seat! The Democrats outshine you bastards by a LONG shot regarding that matter. Take that "democrat plantation" crap and shove it up your ass cocksucker.
Thanks for the laugh! :lol: :lol: :lol:
 
In the state of Wyoming, a very white and conservative state, Lynn Hutchings who ran for District 42's House seat won, and she won HUGE, beating Dumbocrap, Gary Datus by 72% to 18%. Lynn Hutchings is black, a 22 year military veteran, and volunteer fire fighter. Lynn made it very clear to voters, she is very conservative, and is very proud of it. There is no mistaking where she stands on an issue. She has in the past held Bill or Rights parties and Constiution parties, long before she ever thought of running for office, and will continue to host these kinds of parties. Another party begins as Wyoming gets a truly great and patriotic American in an elected position. Hopefully her next step will be U.S. House and higher!!!

Let's all stand up and give Lynn a big standing ovation for refusing to comprimise her morals and values !! And refusing to be enslaved by the Democrat plantation.


:clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2: :clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2:


Great job Lynn, and may this be just the beginning of a long a great political career for you!!!


On the link, you will need to scroll down to District #42


Wyoming 2012 General Election Results

Black conservatives are the most hated group in America...This women is a patriot

What survey or poll are you referencing?
 
In the state of Wyoming, a very white and conservative state, Lynn Hutchings who ran for District 42's House seat won, and she won HUGE, beating Dumbocrap, Gary Datus by 72% to 18%. Lynn Hutchings is black, a 22 year military veteran, and volunteer fire fighter. Lynn made it very clear to voters, she is very conservative, and is very proud of it. There is no mistaking where she stands on an issue. She has in the past held Bill or Rights parties and Constiution parties, long before she ever thought of running for office, and will continue to host these kinds of parties. Another party begins as Wyoming gets a truly great and patriotic American in an elected position. Hopefully her next step will be U.S. House and higher!!!

Let's all stand up and give Lynn a big standing ovation for refusing to comprimise her morals and values !! And refusing to be enslaved by the Democrat plantation.


:clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2: :clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2:


Great job Lynn, and may this be just the beginning of a long a great political career for you!!!


On the link, you will need to scroll down to District #42


Wyoming 2012 General Election Results

What did massa Rush finally give her for her phone call, an IPOD? :lol:
 
In the state of Wyoming, a very white and conservative state, Lynn Hutchings who ran for District 42's House seat won, and she won HUGE, beating Dumbocrap, Gary Datus by 72% to 18%. Lynn Hutchings is black, a 22 year military veteran, and volunteer fire fighter. Lynn made it very clear to voters, she is very conservative, and is very proud of it. There is no mistaking where she stands on an issue. She has in the past held Bill or Rights parties and Constiution parties, long before she ever thought of running for office, and will continue to host these kinds of parties. Another party begins as Wyoming gets a truly great and patriotic American in an elected position. Hopefully her next step will be U.S. House and higher!!!

Let's all stand up and give Lynn a big standing ovation for refusing to comprimise her morals and values !! And refusing to be enslaved by the Democrat plantation.


:clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2: :clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2:


Great job Lynn, and may this be just the beginning of a long a great political career for you!!!


On the link, you will need to scroll down to District #42


Wyoming 2012 General Election Results

This is a step. The GOP must try long and hard to erase the memory of Strom Thurmond and the Civil Rights opponents if the GOP wishes to win minority votes.

And no, I look white so don't try to convince me the GOP is just trying to come out from the shadow of the sins of your fathers. White man bars are full of modern racist republicans who all tell me how racist 95% of blacks are because they voted for Obama. Idiot racists have no clue almost as high a percentage voted for frakkin Al Gore and all Democrats.
I have a relative that had the same experience as you. I have the same over the phone and I'm in the real estate industry.
 
In the state of Wyoming, a very white and conservative state, Lynn Hutchings who ran for District 42's House seat won, and she won HUGE, beating Dumbocrap, Gary Datus by 72% to 18%. Lynn Hutchings is black, a 22 year military veteran, and volunteer fire fighter. Lynn made it very clear to voters, she is very conservative, and is very proud of it. There is no mistaking where she stands on an issue. She has in the past held Bill or Rights parties and Constiution parties, long before she ever thought of running for office, and will continue to host these kinds of parties. Another party begins as Wyoming gets a truly great and patriotic American in an elected position. Hopefully her next step will be U.S. House and higher!!!

Let's all stand up and give Lynn a big standing ovation for refusing to comprimise her morals and values !! And refusing to be enslaved by the Democrat plantation.


:clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2: :clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2:


Great job Lynn, and may this be just the beginning of a long a great political career for you!!!


On the link, you will need to scroll down to District #42


Wyoming 2012 General Election Results

What did massa Rush finally give her for her phone call, an IPOD? :lol:
Negged for bigotry.
 
This is very close to "one of my best friends is black!" Just sayin...

In the South, having a black friend is actually a pre-requisite for being a racist. I've yet to meet a single southern racist who doesn't have a black friend.

Or allegedly "grew up with Blacks and voted for Obama the last time.". When asked what part of his platform they voted for and what part of it didn't he fulfill, there's silence. :lol:
 
In the state of Wyoming, a very white and conservative state, Lynn Hutchings who ran for District 42's House seat won, and she won HUGE, beating Dumbocrap, Gary Datus by 72% to 18%. Lynn Hutchings is black, a 22 year military veteran, and volunteer fire fighter. Lynn made it very clear to voters, she is very conservative, and is very proud of it. There is no mistaking where she stands on an issue. She has in the past held Bill or Rights parties and Constiution parties, long before she ever thought of running for office, and will continue to host these kinds of parties. Another party begins as Wyoming gets a truly great and patriotic American in an elected position. Hopefully her next step will be U.S. House and higher!!!

Let's all stand up and give Lynn a big standing ovation for refusing to comprimise her morals and values !! And refusing to be enslaved by the Democrat plantation.


:clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2: :clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2:


Great job Lynn, and may this be just the beginning of a long a great political career for you!!!


On the link, you will need to scroll down to District #42


Wyoming 2012 General Election Results

Black conservatives are the most hated group in America...This women is a patriot

What survey or poll are you referencing?

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egTyaIAaqz8]Clarence Thomas High-Tech Lynching - YouTube[/ame]
 
In the state of Wyoming, a very white and conservative state, Lynn Hutchings who ran for District 42's House seat won, and she won HUGE, beating Dumbocrap, Gary Datus by 72% to 18%. Lynn Hutchings is black, a 22 year military veteran, and volunteer fire fighter. Lynn made it very clear to voters, she is very conservative, and is very proud of it. There is no mistaking where she stands on an issue. She has in the past held Bill or Rights parties and Constiution parties, long before she ever thought of running for office, and will continue to host these kinds of parties. Another party begins as Wyoming gets a truly great and patriotic American in an elected position. Hopefully her next step will be U.S. House and higher!!!

Let's all stand up and give Lynn a big standing ovation for refusing to comprimise her morals and values !! And refusing to be enslaved by the Democrat plantation.


:clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2: :clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2:


Great job Lynn, and may this be just the beginning of a long a great political career for you!!!


On the link, you will need to scroll down to District #42


Wyoming 2012 General Election Results

Wow!!! One republican Black got a seat! The Democrats outshine you bastards by a LONG shot regarding that matter. Take that "democrat plantation" crap and shove it up your ass cocksucker.
Thanks for the laugh! :lol: :lol: :lol:

So you've paid your reparations...right?
 
In the state of Wyoming, a very white and conservative state, Lynn Hutchings who ran for District 42's House seat won, and she won HUGE, beating Dumbocrap, Gary Datus by 72% to 18%. Lynn Hutchings is black, a 22 year military veteran, and volunteer fire fighter. Lynn made it very clear to voters, she is very conservative, and is very proud of it. There is no mistaking where she stands on an issue. She has in the past held Bill or Rights parties and Constiution parties, long before she ever thought of running for office, and will continue to host these kinds of parties. Another party begins as Wyoming gets a truly great and patriotic American in an elected position. Hopefully her next step will be U.S. House and higher!!!

Let's all stand up and give Lynn a big standing ovation for refusing to comprimise her morals and values !! And refusing to be enslaved by the Democrat plantation.


:clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2: :clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2:


Great job Lynn, and may this be just the beginning of a long a great political career for you!!!


On the link, you will need to scroll down to District #42


Wyoming 2012 General Election Results

This is a step. The GOP must try long and hard to erase the memory of Strom Thurmond and the Civil Rights opponents if the GOP wishes to win minority votes.

And no, I look white so don't try to convince me the GOP is just trying to come out from the shadow of the sins of your fathers. White man bars are full of modern racist republicans who all tell me how racist 95% of blacks are because they voted for Obama. Idiot racists have no clue almost as high a percentage voted for frakkin Al Gore and all Democrats.

Fucking dupe! It was the GOP that SUPPORTED the Civil Rights Act.

Those folks in the GOP who supported the Civil Rights Act, would be referred to as RINOS today. You "conservatives" were AGAINST the Civil Rights Act and Movement. See William F. Buckley.
 
This is a step. The GOP must try long and hard to erase the memory of Strom Thurmond and the Civil Rights opponents if the GOP wishes to win minority votes.

And no, I look white so don't try to convince me the GOP is just trying to come out from the shadow of the sins of your fathers. White man bars are full of modern racist republicans who all tell me how racist 95% of blacks are because they voted for Obama. Idiot racists have no clue almost as high a percentage voted for frakkin Al Gore and all Democrats.

Fucking dupe! It was the GOP that SUPPORTED the Civil Rights Act.

Those folks in the GOP who supported the Civil Rights Act, would be referred to as RINOS today. You "conservatives" were AGAINST the Civil Rights Act and Movement. See William F. Buckley.

More revisionist history bullschtick!
 
In the state of Wyoming, a very white and conservative state, Lynn Hutchings who ran for District 42's House seat won, and she won HUGE, beating Dumbocrap, Gary Datus by 72% to 18%. Lynn Hutchings is black, a 22 year military veteran, and volunteer fire fighter. Lynn made it very clear to voters, she is very conservative, and is very proud of it. There is no mistaking where she stands on an issue. She has in the past held Bill or Rights parties and Constiution parties, long before she ever thought of running for office, and will continue to host these kinds of parties. Another party begins as Wyoming gets a truly great and patriotic American in an elected position. Hopefully her next step will be U.S. House and higher!!!

Let's all stand up and give Lynn a big standing ovation for refusing to comprimise her morals and values !! And refusing to be enslaved by the Democrat plantation.


:clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2: :clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2::clap2:


Great job Lynn, and may this be just the beginning of a long a great political career for you!!!


On the link, you will need to scroll down to District #42


Wyoming 2012 General Election Results

What did massa Rush finally give her for her phone call, an IPOD? :lol:
Negged for bigotry.

Shove it asshole. I see you "missed" that "democrat PLANTATION" reference you hypocrite. :lol:
 

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