No, I didn't see that Buck had said such a thing, but that the post's headline had implied otherwise, yes, I would have a problem with that.
Republicans are not racists.
Even so, if, IF, the old Democrats of the south switched to being Republican because they would have been more powerful, albeit even after what Abe Lincoln was supporting... EQUAL RIGHTS. The hypocrosy should speak for itself.
Of course, that was a couple of lifetimes away from us and I find the connection repulsive. As any true Republican should and does!
Today, whenever racism and Republicans are brought up in the same sentence, I can't help but think about politics and agendas. Otherwise it gets devisive. It only hinders and stalls what everyone is striving for.
Equal rights for everyone. The Republican party only meant to unionize everyone.
In the sixties, the Equal Rights Amendment would not have passed if not for the Republican party.
It is sad when a party resorts to racism to win an election.
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- Go ahead, it's ok to call Republicans racists.
- To clarify
- Soft racism
- re: To clarify
- It ain't all magnolias and mint-julips
- Well said. (n/t)
- To clarify
