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There is another tread asking if the WH is afraid of Glenn Beck. By reading the comments from the left in this thread, it's quite obvious that many more people than the one's who are currently infecting the WH are frightened to death by Glenn..!
Keep up your ridiculous comments, lefties, it shows how narrow minded and fearful you all are... The more you talk, the more transparent you become, almost as transparent as Obama promised to be...
I remember those days well. That was when Southern Dems were just as racist as the Southern Repubs and there were actually some Repubs in Wash that would work for the benefit of the American people in general, not just the select few.
Woodrow Wilson and Roosevelt are now "southern dems"; were you a revisionist history major? lol
There is another tread asking if the WH is afraid of Glenn Beck. By reading the comments from the left in this thread, it's quite obvious that many more people than the one's who are currently infecting the WH are frightened to death by Glenn..!
Keep up your ridiculous comments, lefties, it shows how narrow minded and fearful you all are... The more you talk, the more transparent you become, almost as transparent as Obama promised to be...
Hey, I was right. The first 'black' cabinet member was Mr. Weaver, appointed by President Johnson. He is dead, now. Here is his obituary by the New York Times:
I may have misspoken, I apologize. Beck said something to the effect that the first black appointee was by a republican. If someone who saw it can clarify it, I would appreciate it. Thanks
I just watched the same thing and also foung it to be throughly fascinating and very informing. The reason is because liberals ike to call republicans racist when the originaly racism came fron the democratic party. Like the KKK the founding fathers of that group were democrats. Also I hope that Obama is afraid of Glenn Beck for he speaks the truth.
Yes, and they were generally SOUTHERN CONSERVATIVES. The Democratic Party from that time is quite different from the Democratic Party of today. Two very distinct wings of the party existed during that time, the northern liberal wing and the southern conservative wing.
Yes. As Mark Twain would say "Never let facts get in the way of a good story".
I imagine that Mr. Beck wrote his facts on a chalkboard, which impresses a lot of people ("Hey! Look, he wrote it on a chalkboard, just like my teacher used to!").
Ha ha aren't you so funny. Did you know some people voted for Obama just because he was black. Now you tell me what do you call that. Is it called racism against white people no. But why not, the reason is because you liberals have a bouble standard on racism and what you thnk racism is.
You mean the Bush that had far and away the most devirsifed cabinet in American history, or the Bush that gave more aid to Africa than any other POTUS in history, that Bush? P.S. You to chose option B. Deflect
I just watched the same thing and also foung it to be throughly fascinating and very informing. The reason is because liberals ike to call republicans racist when the originaly racism came fron the democratic party. Like the KKK the founding fathers of that group were democrats. Also I hope that Obama is afraid of Glenn Beck for he speaks the truth.
I see...so did Beck then go on and teach how things were changed by Nixon's Southern Strategy?
I was not shooting for 'snide' and I'm sorry if it came across that way.
However, my brother-in-law keeps spouting 'facts' he learned from Mr. Beck, to my utter chagrin. Some are facts, some are not. Yet said brother-in-law (a 'tea party' person whom has been on disability for 15 years for depression, will likely never be OFF disability due to his age, and who has no trouble rebuilding his house and generally doing what he wants) will only watch Mr. Beck and other Fox news, scorning my suggestions that he read articles, congressional bills, etc.
Sorry, but for a moment you were he in my mind.
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