Who was the most racist President?

[Billiejeens]

But they did.
Two of the more famous anti civil rights names were LBJ and Al Gore Sr.

What they taught you was revised white history. LBJ was the president that signed the civil rights bill and he worked the congress making deals to get the votes.

He did sign it.
Sort of like Clinton was forced to sign welfare reform or lose politically.
The rest is false
For 20 years he voted against every civil rights bill, calling them a sham.
Every Republican voted for the bill, Johnson signed it and flat out told the Republicans that this would cause the negroes to vote Democrat for 100 years, cause he knew that y'all weren't sophisticated enough to understand.
Barack Hussein even spoke about that .

Oh baby.

Run that one at a time.

He did sign it.
Sort of like Clinton was forced to sign welfare reform or lose politically.

BULLSHIT. He spearheaded it, championed it, took it on as a mission, and cajoled timid Republicans with "God damn it, you're either the party of Lincoln or you're not, now shit or get off the damn pot".

For 20 years he voted against every civil rights bill, calling them a sham.

BULLSHIT.

Every Republican voted for the bill

BULLSHIT.

Johnson signed it and flat out told the Republicans that this would cause the negroes to vote Democrat for 100 years

BULLSHIT.

Where in the wide world of **** do you get your history? YouTube?

Move along now, you're a ******* idiot

Look Klown, all of THOSE ^^ are documented.

But then you made the ass-sertion didn't you. PROVE them.

No Cinderfella, you don't get to just rewrite all the history in the world because you didn't like the original version. This ain't no ******* screenplay.

I can't decide if you are the stupidest mother ****** I've encountered or the biggest liar.

 

[Unkotare]

What they taught you was revised white history. LBJ was the president that signed the civil rights bill and he worked the congress making deals to get the votes.

He did sign it.
Sort of like Clinton was forced to sign welfare reform or lose politically.
The rest is false
For 20 years he voted against every civil rights bill, calling them a sham.
Every Republican voted for the bill, Johnson signed it and flat out told the Republicans that this would cause the negroes to vote Democrat for 100 years, cause he knew that y'all weren't sophisticated enough to understand.
Barack Hussein even spoke about that .

Oh baby.

Run that one at a time.

He did sign it.
Sort of like Clinton was forced to sign welfare reform or lose politically.

BULLSHIT. He spearheaded it, championed it, took it on as a mission, and cajoled timid Republicans with "God damn it, you're either the party of Lincoln or you're not, now shit or get off the damn pot".

For 20 years he voted against every civil rights bill, calling them a sham.

BULLSHIT.

Every Republican voted for the bill

BULLSHIT.

Johnson signed it and flat out told the Republicans that this would cause the negroes to vote Democrat for 100 years

BULLSHIT.

Where in the wide world of **** do you get your history? YouTube?

Move along now, you're a ******* idiot

Look Klown, all of THOSE ^^ are documented.

But then you made the ass-sertion didn't you. PROVE them.

No Cinderfella, you don't get to just rewrite all the history in the world because you didn't like the original version. This ain't no ******* screenplay.

I can't decide if you are the stupidest mother ****** I've encountered or the biggest liar.

Why not both?

 

[Billiejeens]

He did sign it.
Sort of like Clinton was forced to sign welfare reform or lose politically.
The rest is false
For 20 years he voted against every civil rights bill, calling them a sham.
Every Republican voted for the bill, Johnson signed it and flat out told the Republicans that this would cause the negroes to vote Democrat for 100 years, cause he knew that y'all weren't sophisticated enough to understand.
Barack Hussein even spoke about that .

Oh baby.

Run that one at a time.

He did sign it.
Sort of like Clinton was forced to sign welfare reform or lose politically.

BULLSHIT. He spearheaded it, championed it, took it on as a mission, and cajoled timid Republicans with "God damn it, you're either the party of Lincoln or you're not, now shit or get off the damn pot".

For 20 years he voted against every civil rights bill, calling them a sham.

BULLSHIT.

Every Republican voted for the bill

BULLSHIT.

Johnson signed it and flat out told the Republicans that this would cause the negroes to vote Democrat for 100 years

BULLSHIT.

Where in the wide world of **** do you get your history? YouTube?

Move along now, you're a ******* idiot

Look Klown, all of THOSE ^^ are documented.

But then you made the ass-sertion didn't you. PROVE them.

No Cinderfella, you don't get to just rewrite all the history in the world because you didn't like the original version. This ain't no ******* screenplay.

I can't decide if you are the stupidest mother ****** I've encountered or the biggest liar.

Why not both?

It could be both or each.

 

[Pogo]

What they taught you was revised white history. LBJ was the president that signed the civil rights bill and he worked the congress making deals to get the votes.

He did sign it.
Sort of like Clinton was forced to sign welfare reform or lose politically.
The rest is false
For 20 years he voted against every civil rights bill, calling them a sham.
Every Republican voted for the bill, Johnson signed it and flat out told the Republicans that this would cause the negroes to vote Democrat for 100 years, cause he knew that y'all weren't sophisticated enough to understand.
Barack Hussein even spoke about that .

Oh baby.

Run that one at a time.

He did sign it.
Sort of like Clinton was forced to sign welfare reform or lose politically.

BULLSHIT. He spearheaded it, championed it, took it on as a mission, and cajoled timid Republicans with "God damn it, you're either the party of Lincoln or you're not, now shit or get off the damn pot".

For 20 years he voted against every civil rights bill, calling them a sham.

BULLSHIT.

Every Republican voted for the bill

BULLSHIT.

Johnson signed it and flat out told the Republicans that this would cause the negroes to vote Democrat for 100 years

BULLSHIT.

Where in the wide world of **** do you get your history? YouTube?

Move along now, you're a ******* idiot

Look Klown, all of THOSE ^^ are documented.

But then you made the ass-sertion didn't you. PROVE them.

No Cinderfella, you don't get to just rewrite all the history in the world because you didn't like the original version. This ain't no ******* screenplay.

I can't decide if you are the stupidest mother ****** I've encountered or the biggest liar.

I tell ya what, after my pro work is done today I'll proceed to come back and mop the floor with your bullshit.

Be ready. And have an exit plan, you'll need it.

 

[Billiejeens]

He did sign it.
Sort of like Clinton was forced to sign welfare reform or lose politically.
The rest is false
For 20 years he voted against every civil rights bill, calling them a sham.
Every Republican voted for the bill, Johnson signed it and flat out told the Republicans that this would cause the negroes to vote Democrat for 100 years, cause he knew that y'all weren't sophisticated enough to understand.
Barack Hussein even spoke about that .

Oh baby.

Run that one at a time.

He did sign it.
Sort of like Clinton was forced to sign welfare reform or lose politically.

BULLSHIT. He spearheaded it, championed it, took it on as a mission, and cajoled timid Republicans with "God damn it, you're either the party of Lincoln or you're not, now shit or get off the damn pot".

For 20 years he voted against every civil rights bill, calling them a sham.

BULLSHIT.

Every Republican voted for the bill

BULLSHIT.

Johnson signed it and flat out told the Republicans that this would cause the negroes to vote Democrat for 100 years

BULLSHIT.

Where in the wide world of **** do you get your history? YouTube?

Move along now, you're a ******* idiot

Look Klown, all of THOSE ^^ are documented.

But then you made the ass-sertion didn't you. PROVE them.

No Cinderfella, you don't get to just rewrite all the history in the world because you didn't like the original version. This ain't no ******* screenplay.

I can't decide if you are the stupidest mother ****** I've encountered or the biggest liar.

I tell ya what, after my pro work is done today I'll proceed to come back and mop the floor with your bullshit.

Be ready. And have an exit plan, you'll need it.

I'm in Durham NC
Bring a bucket with that mop and I'll stuff your ass in it

 

[Pogo]

Oh baby.

Run that one at a time.

He did sign it.
Sort of like Clinton was forced to sign welfare reform or lose politically.

BULLSHIT. He spearheaded it, championed it, took it on as a mission, and cajoled timid Republicans with "God damn it, you're either the party of Lincoln or you're not, now shit or get off the damn pot".

For 20 years he voted against every civil rights bill, calling them a sham.

BULLSHIT.

Every Republican voted for the bill

BULLSHIT.

Johnson signed it and flat out told the Republicans that this would cause the negroes to vote Democrat for 100 years

BULLSHIT.

Where in the wide world of **** do you get your history? YouTube?

Move along now, you're a ******* idiot

Look Klown, all of THOSE ^^ are documented.

But then you made the ass-sertion didn't you. PROVE them.

No Cinderfella, you don't get to just rewrite all the history in the world because you didn't like the original version. This ain't no ******* screenplay.

I can't decide if you are the stupidest mother ****** I've encountered or the biggest liar.

I tell ya what, after my pro work is done today I'll proceed to come back and mop the floor with your bullshit.

Be ready. And have an exit plan, you'll need it.

I'm in Durham NC
Bring a bucket with that mop and I'll stuff your ass in it

Interesting, since I'll be passing through there next week. That means you have a few days to hide.

 

[Billiejeens]

Move along now, you're a ******* idiot

Look Klown, all of THOSE ^^ are documented.

But then you made the ass-sertion didn't you. PROVE them.

No Cinderfella, you don't get to just rewrite all the history in the world because you didn't like the original version. This ain't no ******* screenplay.

I can't decide if you are the stupidest mother ****** I've encountered or the biggest liar.

I tell ya what, after my pro work is done today I'll proceed to come back and mop the floor with your bullshit.

Be ready. And have an exit plan, you'll need it.

I'm in Durham NC
Bring a bucket with that mop and I'll stuff your ass in it

Interesting, since I'll be passing through there next week. That means you have a few days to hide.

Through or away?

 

[Pogo]

All righty then let's do this. I'm back to help you "decide".

Know how the doctor says "this won't hurt a bit"? This will not be like that. This is going to hurt. A LOT. That's how it is with numbnutses who have to get schooled because they were too goddam lazy to research their own claims.

So assume the position. Here we go.

He did sign it. [CRA 1964]
Sort of like Clinton was forced to sign welfare reform or lose politically.

BULLSHIT. He spearheaded it, championed it, took it on as a mission, and cajoled timid Republicans with "God damn it, you're either the party of Lincoln or you're not, now shit or get off the damn pot".
​

Details:

>> Johnson and his chief political strategists on the civil rights bill --- Larry O'Brien and Deputy Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach --- began huddling within days of the assassination. Key to passage, they recognized, would be the civil rights organizations, labor, business, the churches, and the Republican party.

.... On his way to the office on the morning of December 4 [1963]--- the Johnsons were still living at The Elms --- LBJ had his driver swing by and pick up George Meany, who lived nearby. During the ride, Meany promised he would do everything possible to secure support for the civil rights bill from leaders of the AFL-CIO, no small task because the measure covered apprenticeship programs. A day later, LBJ gathered up House Republican Minority Leader Charles Halleck for the trip downtown. Halleck was noncommittal; Johnson made it plain that he was going to hold the GOP's feet to the fire on civil rights: "I'm going to lay it on the line ... now you're either for civil rights or you're not ... you're either the party of Lincoln or you're not --- By God, put up or shut up."15 ---- LBJ: Architect of American Ambition, pp. 470-471​

WHO is taking the initiative in that process, Jerkweed? **** outta here.


NEXT....

For 20 years he voted against every civil rights bill, calling them a sham.

BULLSHIT.
​

LBJ voted for the CRA of 1957. Presumably 1960 as well but I can't find that vote. Did that back here. Matter of fact having more power by then ('57) in the Senate, Johnson cajoled enough Southern Democrats to join to ensure it would pass.

Go ahead, show the class where he "called them a sham [sic["



NEXT....

Every Republican voted for the bill

BULLSHIT.
​

Details:

>> The bill wouldn't have passed without the support of Majority Leader Mike Mansfield of Montana, a Democrat. Majority Whip Hubert Humphrey, who [had] basically split the Democratic party in two with his 1948 Democratic National Convention speech calling for equal rights for all, kept tabs on individual members to ensure the bill had the numbers to overcome the filibuster.

Put another way, party affiliation seems to be somewhat predictive, but something seems to be missing. So, what factor did best predicting voting?

You don't need to know too much history to understand that the South from the civil war to the Civil Rights Act of 1964 tended to be opposed to minority rights. This factor was separate from party identification or ideology. We can easily control for this variable by breaking up the voting by those states that were part of the confederacy and those that were not.

​

You can see that geography was far more predictive of voting coalitions on the Civil Rights than party affiliation. What linked Dirksen and Mansfield was the fact that they weren't from the south. In fact, 90% of members of Congress from states (or territories) that were part of the Union voted in favor of the act, while less than 10% of members of Congress from the old Confederate states voted for it. This 80pt difference between regions is far greater than the 15pt difference between parties.

But what happens when we control for both party affiliation and region? As Sean Trende noted earlier this year, "sometimes relationships become apparent only after you control for other factors".

​

In this case, it becomes clear that Democrats in the north and the south were more likely to vote for the bill than Republicans in the north and south respectively. This difference in both houses is statistically significant with over 95% confidence. It just so happened southerners made up a larger percentage of the Democratic than Republican caucus, which created the initial impression than Republicans were more in favor of the act.

Nearly 100% of Union state Democrats supported the 1964 Civil Rights Act compared to 85% of Republicans. None of the southern Republicans voted for the bill, while a small percentage of southern Democrats did. <<​

That's from here. Lap it up. You lied.



NEXT....

Johnson signed it and flat out told the Republicans that this would cause the negroes to vote Democrat for 100 years

BULLSHIT.
​

You feel free to link us to where LBJ said any such thing, Sparky.

The fact is that Blacks had ALREADY been voting Democrat since the ******* 1930s when it was clear the party of Lincoln no longer existed. What you have here is a conflation of two pseudo-quotes, neither one documented, one of which claims he said "I'll have them N_____s voting Democrat for 200 years" and the second reported by his press secretary Bill Moyers when he told Moyers, "I fear we (the Democratic Party) have lost the South for a generation". Neither one was addressed to "Republicans" and neither one is corroborated. And here you got them BOTH wrong anyway.

What a ******* Dumbass.

Where in the wide world of **** do you get your history? YouTube?
​

Actually, that question still stands. We're waiting.

 

[Pogo]

Top 10 reasons why Obama is a racist:

he volunteered to work for Louis Farakahn

he went to Rev Wright's racist church for 20 years and never spoke out against the hate or walked out

he gave a speech to the New Black Panthers

he said if he had a son he would look like Trayvon Martin

he hosted the racist hate group BLM in the white house

he hosted the genocidal hate group Muslim Brotherhood in the White House

he said that the Democratic Party doesn’t want white voters from the South and rural areas

he said “Islam has always been part of America”

he quoted Rev Wright’s bigotry “white folk’s greed runs a world in need.”

he even said that his own grandmother was “a typical white person”

It's hilarious, in a tragic way, that entities can ooze around the planet with this degree of ignorance,

Total number of points above that come anywhere near qualifying as "racism" --- ZERO.

"Racism" means the belief that one race is superior to another. LEARN THAT. In other words it requires a value judgment. NONE of these qualify. Literally not a single one.

 

[Pogo]

Maybe , maybe not. Maybe LBJ saw the writing on the wall that civil rights was inevitable and he decided to get the liberals on the right side of the issue. Remember, the Dems were united against civil rights in the 1950's, the Kennedy Family opposed Ike's Civil Rights act of 1957. The libs hated Ike for integrating the schools in Little Rock and elsewhere.

JFK did not have the passion for Civil Rights that LBJ had.

LBJ could have easily sat on Civil Rights telling blacks what they had always been told.....Be patient, your time will come

LBJ rammed civil rights through, twisted arms, begged and threatened. But it got done

Actually, LBJ was a racist son of a *****, but he figured out a scheme to get Blacks to vote Democrat with his massive welfare entitlements as well as support for the Civil Rights Act. He addressed the NAACP and told the throng of black leaders "I've have you n*****'s voting Democrat for a hundred generations.

One of the most ridiculous theories ever put forth. Also full of falsehoods

Blacks were already voting Democratic. They had been since FDR
In pushing Civil Rights legislation, LBJ lost the south for Democrats. Much bigger loss of votes than could be obtained from blacks

That “I’ll have those n****s voting Democrat quote is fake and totally unsupported

It was recorded, you imbecile.

Yep, LBJ is ON TAPE saying that.

Nope, he isn't.

Prove me wrong.

 

[Pogo]

He also was famous for making the statement below:

"If you can convince the lowest white man he's better than the best colored man, he won't notice you're picking his pocket. Hell, give him somebody to look down on, and he'll empty his pockets for you."

That sounds a little like something that Trump would say.

Not to me it doesn't.

Look at what President Trump ACTUALLY said "I am the least racist person there is anywhere in the world," No other President would be gutsy enough to admit this fact. African American leaders agree, from Ohio sportsman Don King to Iron Mike Tyson. Those two fellows really hate each other's guts, but they both agree that Trump is a tremendous President.

Trump has never been about looking down on anyone, but instead raising people up.

Oh POSTER PLEASE. Rump also claimed to respect women, claimed "thousands and thousands dancing on rooftops", claimed he got more electoral votes than anybody siince Reagan, claimed to have got more done than anybody since Truman, claimed "would" means "woudln't", claimed his own father was born in 'a very wonderful place in Germany' and claimed that the sound of windmills causes cancer. He's a completely certifiable lunatic who just makes shit up as he goes along because he knows his blind followers will obediently crow "oh look, the emperor is wearing clothes" when everybody can see he isn't.

Want to see it in action? Watch this.

HEY RUMPBOTS:

Yes or no question --- IS the Bronx a very wonderful place in Germany?


CUE crickets.

 

[Pogo]

So?

That was in the 50s and 60s. The N word was in common usage, I used to hear it on TV. It was considered vulgar but was openly used in public.
It was not until the late 60s that it became the N Word

Completely shameless apologist. The democrats embrace their own hypocrisy.

Revisionist history on your part

Prior to the 1970s the N Word was considered crude but not obscene.
It was used on All in the Family and SNL. You could regularly here it in public. Especially when people spoke of the Civil Rights movement

The fact that LBJ would use it when talking to racists from the south is not surprising.

Who gives a **** about Byrd but you disingenuous racist republicans?

B. Hussein O eulogized Byrd, and exalted High Cyclops in the Triple K. Yet, the libs make a huge deal that the Fake News New York Times reported that someone of the same name as Trump's father was pinched in the vicinity of a KKK rally 95 years ago.

Yeah, it's in the police records, and it's not someone "of the same name" --- it's Fred. AT the rally. And it was 92 years ago.

And btw New York City where that happened is STILL not "a very wonderful place in Germany".

 

[Pogo]

Point stands-without LBJ, NO civil rights

Maybe , maybe not. Maybe LBJ saw the writing on the wall that civil rights was inevitable and he decided to get the liberals on the right side of the issue. Remember, the Dems were united against civil rights in the 1950's, the Kennedy Family opposed Ike's Civil Rights act of 1957. The libs hated Ike for integrating the schools in Little Rock and elsewhere.

JFK did not have the passion for Civil Rights that LBJ had.

LBJ could have easily sat on Civil Rights telling blacks what they had always been told.....Be patient, your time will come

LBJ rammed civil rights through, twisted arms, begged and threatened. But it got done

Actually, LBJ was a racist son of a *****, but he figured out a scheme to get Blacks to vote Democrat with his massive welfare entitlements as well as support for the Civil Rights Act. He addressed the NAACP and told the throng of black leaders "I've have you n*****'s voting Democrat for a hundred generations.

That comment is unsubstantiated, and if he did make it, there is no documented proof that he did so it in front of the NAACP

LBJ was not much different than any other white, southern politician during that era, but at least he did take action to support the CRA at the right time.

He also was famous for making the statement below:

"If you can convince the lowest white man he's better than the best colored man, he won't notice you're picking his pocket. Hell, give him somebody to look down on, and he'll empty his pockets for you."

That sounds a little like something that Trump would say.

Yeah saying it in front of the NAACP isn't accurate it was on a recorded Presidential Line on a conference call.

Wrong again Slummo. Already kicked your ass on this.

 

[Unkotare]

Wannabe is drunk early tonight.

 

[Pogo]

Disagreed
Andrew Johnson

...Jackson
Coupled With Manifest Destiny
But He Did Pay Off The National Debt
And Stave Off Central Bank For A Couple More Generations

Still He Should Never Be Replaced On Our Currency
By Someone Almost Insignificant To Our History
Say 'Harriet Tubman'
Because It's Wrong To Judge The Past By Today's Changing Standards

Tubman was very significant. Moreso than Jackson.

Jackson was a military hero and a noteworthy President as well as the founder of the Democrat Party.

Tubman was a political activist.

Although IMHO, Harry Whittington should have his pic placed on money. Traditionally, that's the way we honor the shooting victims of our nation's Vice Presidents, Mr. Whittington is known for being shot in the face by Dick Cheney.

The founder of the Democratic Party was Martin van Buren.

 

[Polishprince]

Completely shameless apologist. The democrats embrace their own hypocrisy.

Revisionist history on your part

Prior to the 1970s the N Word was considered crude but not obscene.
It was used on All in the Family and SNL. You could regularly here it in public. Especially when people spoke of the Civil Rights movement

The fact that LBJ would use it when talking to racists from the south is not surprising.

Who gives a **** about Byrd but you disingenuous racist republicans?

B. Hussein O eulogized Byrd, and exalted High Cyclops in the Triple K. Yet, the libs make a huge deal that the Fake News New York Times reported that someone of the same name as Trump's father was pinched in the vicinity of a KKK rally 95 years ago.

Yeah, it's in the police records, and it's not someone "of the same name" --- it's Fred. AT the rally. And it was 92 years ago.

And btw New York City where that happened is STILL not "a very wonderful place in Germany".

Can you prove that it was Trump's father at the rally, or his views on the klan? A lot of people at Triple K rallies just take a look and see what the hubbub is about. The senior Trump was the son of immigrants, not someone loved by the KKK.

Before I would condemn someone who died many years ago, I'd want to see more proof.

 

[Pogo]

What they taught you was revised white history. LBJ was the president that signed the civil rights bill and he worked the congress making deals to get the votes.

He did sign it.
Sort of like Clinton was forced to sign welfare reform or lose politically.
The rest is false
For 20 years he voted against every civil rights bill, calling them a sham.
Every Republican voted for the bill, Johnson signed it and flat out told the Republicans that this would cause the negroes to vote Democrat for 100 years, cause he knew that y'all weren't sophisticated enough to understand.
Barack Hussein even spoke about that .

Point stands-without LBJ, NO civil rights

Maybe , maybe not. Maybe LBJ saw the writing on the wall that civil rights was inevitable and he decided to get the liberals on the right side of the issue. Remember, the Dems were united against civil rights in the 1950's, the Kennedy Family opposed Ike's Civil Rights act of 1957. The libs hated Ike for integrating the schools in Little Rock and elsewhere.

Conservatives have been against every emancipation effort in this country since its founding...

What conservative politician spoke out in favor of abolition?? what conservative politician was known for his strong pro-civil rights stance in the 50's and 60's??

Were those people being murdered in the south for going around and registering voters conservatives??

Remember it was libs like Orval B. Faubus and George C. Wallace that opposed civil rights, while conservatives like General Eisenhower who sent the Army to liberal towns like the Clinton's Little Rock to desegregate the schools.

Those are not "libs", ya clueless ******* jackwagon.

 

[Pogo]

Revisionist history on your part

Prior to the 1970s the N Word was considered crude but not obscene.
It was used on All in the Family and SNL. You could regularly here it in public. Especially when people spoke of the Civil Rights movement

The fact that LBJ would use it when talking to racists from the south is not surprising.

Who gives a **** about Byrd but you disingenuous racist republicans?

B. Hussein O eulogized Byrd, and exalted High Cyclops in the Triple K. Yet, the libs make a huge deal that the Fake News New York Times reported that someone of the same name as Trump's father was pinched in the vicinity of a KKK rally 95 years ago.

Yeah, it's in the police records, and it's not someone "of the same name" --- it's Fred. AT the rally. And it was 92 years ago.

And btw New York City where that happened is STILL not "a very wonderful place in Germany".

Can you prove that it was Trump's father at the rally, or his views on the klan? A lot of people at Triple K rallies just take a look and see what the hubbub is about. The senior Trump was the son of immigrants, not someone loved by the KKK.

Before I would condemn someone who died many years ago, I'd want to see more proof.

I have no way to know what Fred's attitude toward the Klan was, nor do you. But then I proffered no such opinion, DID I?:
Nope, you pulled it out of your ass and plugged it in.

But DON'T -- DO NOT -- sit here on this board and try to tell us "someone with the same name". That's as lame-ass as "my linky thing is broken". Fer ****'S SAKE. And yes we can prove it --- his address was given in the newspaper at the time. Don't sit here and suggest there were 87 Fred Trumps all living at that address and hey, it could have been any one of them.

As far as what that attitude might have been, the Klan in that time and place was anti-Jew and anti-Catholic, which may have piqued his interest, as well as anti-labor union, which definitely would have.

 

[Pogo]

Point stands-without LBJ, NO civil rights

Maybe , maybe not. Maybe LBJ saw the writing on the wall that civil rights was inevitable and he decided to get the liberals on the right side of the issue. Remember, the Dems were united against civil rights in the 1950's, the Kennedy Family opposed Ike's Civil Rights act of 1957. The libs hated Ike for integrating the schools in Little Rock and elsewhere.

Conservatives have been against every emancipation effort in this country since its founding...

What conservative politician spoke out in favor of abolition?? what conservative politician was known for his strong pro-civil rights stance in the 50's and 60's??

Were those people being murdered in the south for going around and registering voters conservatives??

Remember it was libs like Orval B. Faubus and George C. Wallace that opposed civil rights, while conservatives like General Eisenhower who sent the Army to liberal towns like the Clinton's Little Rock to desegregate the schools.

MLK was a Dittohead, make no mistake about it. His beloved niece, Alveda King, carries on his Tremendous Tea Party traditions.

Point stands-without LBJ, NO civil rights

Maybe , maybe not. Maybe LBJ saw the writing on the wall that civil rights was inevitable and he decided to get the liberals on the right side of the issue. Remember, the Dems were united against civil rights in the 1950's, the Kennedy Family opposed Ike's Civil Rights act of 1957. The libs hated Ike for integrating the schools in Little Rock and elsewhere.

Conservatives have been against every emancipation effort in this country since its founding...

What conservative politician spoke out in favor of abolition?? what conservative politician was known for his strong pro-civil rights stance in the 50's and 60's??

Were those people being murdered in the south for going around and registering voters conservatives??

Remember it was libs like Orval B. Faubus and George C. Wallace that opposed civil rights, while conservatives like General Eisenhower who sent the Army to liberal towns like the Clinton's Little Rock to desegregate the schools.

MLK was a Dittohead, make no mistake about it. His beloved niece, Alveda King, carries on his Tremendous Tea Party traditions.

George Wallace was a liberal? Where did you read that?

Where did you get the idea that Gov. Wallace wasn't a lib?

He endorsed Hard Core Ultraliberal Jimmy Carter for President.

You don't have an inkling of a clue of a wisp of an idea who George Wallace was, do you. You're oblivious to how he would constantly rail against "northern liberals" or how he offered to be Barry Goldwater's running mate?

Why are you even here with this level of ignorance?

 

[Pogo]

Conservatives have been against every emancipation effort in this country since its founding...

What conservative politician spoke out in favor of abolition?? what conservative politician was known for his strong pro-civil rights stance in the 50's and 60's??

Were those people being murdered in the south for going around and registering voters conservatives??

Remember it was libs like Orval B. Faubus and George C. Wallace that opposed civil rights, while conservatives like General Eisenhower who sent the Army to liberal towns like the Clinton's Little Rock to desegregate the schools.

MLK was a Dittohead, make no mistake about it. His beloved niece, Alveda King, carries on his Tremendous Tea Party traditions.

Conservatives have been against every emancipation effort in this country since its founding...

What conservative politician spoke out in favor of abolition?? what conservative politician was known for his strong pro-civil rights stance in the 50's and 60's??

Were those people being murdered in the south for going around and registering voters conservatives??

Remember it was libs like Orval B. Faubus and George C. Wallace that opposed civil rights, while conservatives like General Eisenhower who sent the Army to liberal towns like the Clinton's Little Rock to desegregate the schools.

MLK was a Dittohead, make no mistake about it. His beloved niece, Alveda King, carries on his Tremendous Tea Party traditions.

George Wallace was a liberal? Where did you read that?

Where did you get the idea that Gov. Wallace wasn't a lib?

He endorsed Hard Core Ultraliberal Jimmy Carter for President.

Barring black students from public schools is not very liberal

The liberals in my home state of Ohio, and throughout the entire Liberal Realm, banned blacks from certain schools, pools and other public facilities in my youth. I don't know if you realized this, but Big Labor had separate Black and White seniority lists in the mills

If they did that then once AGAIN --- THEY WEREN'T LIBERALS. It's impossible.

Holy SHIT you are certifiably insane.