when the democrat party dresses in kkk white....since they are the party of the kkk...yes.
There is no "party of the kkk [sic]". But there are lots of figures wearing white.
Sure there is. The KKK was the brown shirts of the democratic party
Odd that you could correct the acronym yet bailed on the proper name. Which "democratic party" would that be?
The one that saw the Klan run Republicans (note the capitali letter ,who knew) against it in Ohio and Indiana and Maine and California and Oregon and Washington and Kansas and New Jersey and Michigan? Or the one that nominated a POTUS candidate who denounced them so the KKK endorsed the Republican (Coolidge), or the one that nominated a Catholic (Smith) so the KKK ran a national smear campaign against him? Or perhaps the one whose Governor (Arnall) and POTUS (FDR) drove them out of existence in 1944?
No....the original kkk, the kkk created by members of the democrat party, used by the democrat party to torture and kill freed Blacks......
Spin away little pogo.....
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I'm afraid there is no "original kkk" (or even "original KKK" for those of us who can figure out where the shift key is) that was created by members of the "democratic" (or even Democratic) party. No such thing ever existed.
You see son, the original KKK was formed by, in alpha order, Major James R. Crowe, Calvin Jones, Captain John Booker Kennedy, Captain John Lester, Major Frank O. McCord and Richard R. Reed, and there is no evidence whatsoever that any of them had a political party affiliation. Nor would that be likely since at the time and place they did that, political parties didn't exist. We do know however that they were musicians. Wanna see their picture?
Now don't get me wrong, no one knows who that flute player is so it's not impossible he could be a Democrat. Or even a democrat. The other six are the names I posted. That's Kennedy with the violin second from right on the bottom row. He came up with the silly K-alliterations of "Ku Klux" derived from the name of a popular college fraternity called Kuklos Adelphon, and added "Klan" with another K, then came the klaverns, kleagles, etc. They were "organized" as a silly social club doing street theater. Local vigilante groups later took on the name and the mystery garb.
Not the burning crosses though. The 1915 movie made that up.