28% of black men voted for Trump fool..
Take care of your own people quit worrying about ******...
Where are the black MAGAS now?
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Take care of your own people quit worrying about ******...
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That was white folks, how many Southern Republicans voted for the CRA or VRA?
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Almost all Republicans voted for the civil Rights amendment or it wouldn't have passed because the Democrats are blocking it learn some history
"While the landmark act received a majority of support from both parties, a greater percentage of Republicans voted in favor of the bill. Throughout the 1950s and ’60s, Republicans were generally more unified than Democrats in support of civil rights legislation, as many Southern [
URL="https://www.dailysignal.com/2018/12/17/fact-check-more-republicans-voted-for-the-civil-rights-act-as-a-percentage-than-democrats-did/"]Fact Check: ‘More Republicans Voted for the Civil Rights Act as a Percentage Than Democrats Did’[/URL] voted in opposition."
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Let's see how true that is.
By party and region
House of Representatives:
- Southern Democrats: 8–83 (9–91%) – four Representatives from Texas (Jack Brooks, Albert Thomas, J. J. Pickle, and Henry González), two from Tennessee (Richard Fulton and Ross Bass), Claude Pepper of Florida and Charles L. Weltner of Georgia voted in favor
- Southern Republicans: 0–11 (0–100%)
- Northern Democrats: 145–8 (95–5%)
- Northern Republicans: 136–24 (85–15%)
Senate:
- Southern Democrats: 1–20 (5–95%) – only Ralph Yarborough of Texas voted in favor
- Southern Republicans: 0–1 (0–100%) – John Tower of Texas, the only Southern Republican at the time, voted against
- Northern Democrats: 45–1 (98–2%) – only Robert Byrd of West Virginia voted against
- Northern Republicans: 27–5 (84–16%) – Norris Cotton (NH), Barry Goldwater (AZ), Bourke B. Hickenlooper (IA), Edwin L. Mechem (NM), and Milward Simpson (WY) voted against
The stupidity never ceases to flow from you fools... Southern Democrats attempted to block the bill entirely the Republicans pushed it forward ...go sit down somewhere and learn something.. ass kissing Democrat party tool... As far as Trump goes he passed the first step act which released mostly black men from prison his current pardons czar Alice Marie Johnson who's one of those people released from prison early recommended that Trump pardon this rapper
Trump pardoned NBA YoungBoy. Now the rapper has added a 2nd Phoenix concert
NBA YoungBoy has added a second metro Phoenix concert on his MASA Tour after President Trump pardoned him for gun charges. How to get tickets.
www.azcentral.com
TemplarKormac
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Where are the black MAGAs now?During the Trump campaign, we saw all kinds of black MAGAS being paraded around the country. Aside from Byron Donalds, where are they at? Where is this guy?
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Did he just vaporize? Where are they now as Trump guts civil rights, fires blacks from jobs, and replaces them with less qualified whites, like what happened to 4-star General C.Q. Brown, wh was fired and replaced by a white 3-star General. Those stars represent qualifications, meaning that Brown was more qualified than the white man who replaced him. You would think Black conservatives would say something about that, but they didn't because:
Black MAGA Supporters Have Made Their Peace With Racists
The silence of Black MAGA supporters in the face of Trump’s and Vance’s bigotry during the campaign has carried over to the second Trump era. Now that he’s president again, their voices are being quelled as his white-power, autocratic government takes shape.
The president has spent almost every day of his second term in office so far raging against diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), issuing executive orders of a white-nationalist flavor, attacking a federal workforce that’s disproportionately people of color, and making it clear that rolling back civil rights and Black social and education advances is one of his top priorities. Nearly every move of his has involved nods to racist themes and aims. That includes his effort to defy the Constitution and try to eliminate birthright citizenship, his mass firings and funding freezes while he vanishes DEI programs across the federal government, his plan to deport millions of undocumented immigrants (of color), and even his take on the wildfires in Los Angeles and the Washington area airplane-helicopter disaster.
Trump thinks of his racialized and racist perspective on such events as “common sense.” Consider that a shield for his bias against and antipathy to science and evidence, as well as his visceral inability to see Black people and other people of color in any position of authority and expertise outside of sports and entertainment.
And what has been the response of Black Republican members of Congress to such behavior? Where is the pushback from his (once upon a time) only Black cabinet member, former HUD Secretary Ben Carson? Has there been any reaction from Snoop Dogg, Nelly, or other pro-Trump rappers who claim affinity with the Black grassroots? The answer, of course, is not a peep. Most have run for cover, pretending that Trump is not who he has always been: a serial racist attempting to reshape the nation into a far-right, antidemocratic, white, Christian-nationalist stronghold.
Some of his prominent Black acolytes have, in fact, gone on the record opposing “equity” and DEI in general. Byron Donalds, for example, says he has issues with “equity” because it puts a person’s demographic ahead of his “actual qualifications.”
But qualifications or even competency are not really the issue. As New York Times columnist Jamelle Bouie wrote, “Donald Trump does not care about merit.” It couldn’t be plainer or simpler than that. In late February, with the encouragement and full support of Department of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, Trump fired Gen. C.Q. Brown Jr. from his position as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. There is little doubt that Trump got rid of him because he was Black and had been outspoken on issues of race and inclusion. Hegseth accused him of having a “woke agenda.” Brown, a four-star general, is to be replaced by Dan Caine, who, you undoubtedly won’t be shocked to learn, is white and a three-star general.
On the rare occasions when Black MAGA denizens have actually addressed the president’s pathological drive to resegregate the country, it has been to protect him and his policies from criticism.
Black MAGA Supporters Have Made Their Peace With Racists
The silence of Black MAGA supporters in the face of Trump’s and Vance’s bigotry during the campaign has carried over to the second Trump era.www.thenation.com
Clearly not on the plantation with you anymore.
Why? Are you against your skinfolk thinking for themselves?
Tell me Dumbroc.....I mean Jroc, how many Southern Republicans voted for it?The stupidity never ceases to flow from you fools... Southern Democrats attempted to block the bill entirely the Republicans pushed it forward ...go sit down somewhere and learn something.. ass kissing Democrat party tool... As far as Trump goes he passed the first step act which released mostly black men from prison his current pardons czar Alice Marie Johnson who's one of those people released from prison early recommended that Trump pardon this rapper
Trump pardoned NBA YoungBoy. Now the rapper has added a 2nd Phoenix concert
NBA YoungBoy has added a second metro Phoenix concert on his MASA Tour after President Trump pardoned him for gun charges. How to get tickets.www.azcentral.com
I can't believe you haven't figured out that the CRA and VRA came down to regions, not Republican and Democrat. Both parties in the North were for it, both parties in the South were against it.
It's amazing how quick you right wing fools will change, if Biden would have pardoned her you will be saying all kinds of things about this woman. A single mother of 5, drug trafficking, money laundering, conspiracy, etc., you would be calling her the scum of the earth. WTF do I care that he let NBA young boy out? It's just a move to trick young black men into supporting his ass.
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IM2 is a sad angry little man. Venting his hate on USMB is his whole life.
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You are an LBJ 200 Year Dream come true….. You focus on shaming Blacks who were tired of being treated as votes instead of voters by the Democrat Party. Why wouldn’t you first seek to understand what these voters want instead of shaming them for being Black and not voting the way you want them to?During the Trump campaign, we saw all kinds of black MAGAS being paraded around the country. Aside from Byron Donalds, where are they at? Where is this guy?
View attachment 1109017View attachment 1109018View attachment 1109019
Did he just vaporize? Where are they now as Trump guts civil rights, fires blacks from jobs, and replaces them with less qualified whites, like what happened to 4-star General C.Q. Brown, wh was fired and replaced by a white 3-star General. Those stars represent qualifications, meaning that Brown was more qualified than the white man who replaced him. You would think Black conservatives would say something about that, but they didn't because:
Black MAGA Supporters Have Made Their Peace With Racists
The silence of Black MAGA supporters in the face of Trump’s and Vance’s bigotry during the campaign has carried over to the second Trump era. Now that he’s president again, their voices are being quelled as his white-power, autocratic government takes shape.
The president has spent almost every day of his second term in office so far raging against diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), issuing executive orders of a white-nationalist flavor, attacking a federal workforce that’s disproportionately people of color, and making it clear that rolling back civil rights and Black social and education advances is one of his top priorities. Nearly every move of his has involved nods to racist themes and aims. That includes his effort to defy the Constitution and try to eliminate birthright citizenship, his mass firings and funding freezes while he vanishes DEI programs across the federal government, his plan to deport millions of undocumented immigrants (of color), and even his take on the wildfires in Los Angeles and the Washington area airplane-helicopter disaster.
Trump thinks of his racialized and racist perspective on such events as “common sense.” Consider that a shield for his bias against and antipathy to science and evidence, as well as his visceral inability to see Black people and other people of color in any position of authority and expertise outside of sports and entertainment.
And what has been the response of Black Republican members of Congress to such behavior? Where is the pushback from his (once upon a time) only Black cabinet member, former HUD Secretary Ben Carson? Has there been any reaction from Snoop Dogg, Nelly, or other pro-Trump rappers who claim affinity with the Black grassroots? The answer, of course, is not a peep. Most have run for cover, pretending that Trump is not who he has always been: a serial racist attempting to reshape the nation into a far-right, antidemocratic, white, Christian-nationalist stronghold.
Some of his prominent Black acolytes have, in fact, gone on the record opposing “equity” and DEI in general. Byron Donalds, for example, says he has issues with “equity” because it puts a person’s demographic ahead of his “actual qualifications.”
But qualifications or even competency are not really the issue. As New York Times columnist Jamelle Bouie wrote, “Donald Trump does not care about merit.” It couldn’t be plainer or simpler than that. In late February, with the encouragement and full support of Department of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, Trump fired Gen. C.Q. Brown Jr. from his position as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. There is little doubt that Trump got rid of him because he was Black and had been outspoken on issues of race and inclusion. Hegseth accused him of having a “woke agenda.” Brown, a four-star general, is to be replaced by Dan Caine, who, you undoubtedly won’t be shocked to learn, is white and a three-star general.
On the rare occasions when Black MAGA denizens have actually addressed the president’s pathological drive to resegregate the country, it has been to protect him and his policies from criticism.
Black MAGA Supporters Have Made Their Peace With Racists
The silence of Black MAGA supporters in the face of Trump’s and Vance’s bigotry during the campaign has carried over to the second Trump era.
LBJ counted on your sense of entitlement and willingness to sell out Blacks who don’t vote the way as you people do.
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They left freedom and went to the plantation, little boy. The Republican Party is the plantation. When Republicans nominate and help elect a black president, let me know.
Why do whites believe that blacks can only think for ourselves when that person repeats the racist shit whites like you believe about us?
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I realy don't listen to white faggots telling me how I should join the RepubliKKKlan party. I am not fooled by gaslighting.
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Again. I don't fall for gaslighting, and furthermore, I'm 100 percent correct. Any black person who has an independent thought is booted from the Republican leadership. Ask Michael Steele, he can tell you.
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Terrence Williams is wrong. It was 21 percent. And that mean's even if we use your inflated numbers, 72 percent voted against Trump. Now, please tell me when has 72 percent in opposition of something been a good thing?
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So if I post a video of one white person speaking against the Republican party, does that mean all the white people are leaving the Republican party?
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