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Man was prophetic.
Populism, fake news, and racist rhetoric — it's all happened before, in the 1968 presidential campaign
In 1968, former governor of Alabama George Wallace ran for president in a third-party bid. His campaign echoes much of what America is seeing today: populism, anti-elitist speech, conspiracy theories, and racism, and aggressive rhetoric, driving politics.
When did he say that and please quote.Man was prophetic.Populism, fake news, and racist rhetoric — it's all happened before, in the 1968 presidential campaign
In 1968, former governor of Alabama George Wallace ran for president in a third-party bid. His campaign echoes much of what America is seeing today: populism, anti-elitist speech, conspiracy theories, and racism, and aggressive rhetoric, driving politics.
George C. Wallace's idea to ship all of the blacks back to Africa would not have gone off as smoothly as he gave the impression it would. I know I disagreed with it.
It's a shame you liberals resort to name calling when talking about American patriots.Just like Wallace, Trump is the candidate of the bigots and the crazies
"Stand up for America." The lunatics are on the communist left.Just like Wallace, Trump is the candidate of the bigots and the crazies
Yes and then he got shot. Afterward he had big change of heart and embarked on a quest for redemption rarely seen in politics. The last time he ran for governor he got just about all of the black vote in Alabama. In both cases he was a pandering SOB.Just like Wallace, Trump is the candidate of the bigots and the crazies
