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Black power groups support Obama .
WTF
You crack me up .
Poor Ron Paul , born white . Still hasn't changed .
Most black power groups view Obama as too conservative. Most white power groups support Paul's stance on Israel and support his anti-government ideology.
Most black power groups view Obama as too conservative. Most white power groups support Paul's stance on Israel and support his anti-government ideology.
A couple of big whoppers (a.k.a. lies) in this post.
all true until the late 60's when the republicans for some reason decided to pursue the southern strategy, which gained them the rep of being the racist party and lost them the 90 percent black vote they had.
40 years later and they are still trying to fix it.
the democratic party no doubt was a racist party, but its inclusion and promotion of non whites into positions of power and blacks alienation from the republican party is why blacks switched to the dems.
i also find it odd and amusing that some admitted republicans on this forum have stated that segregation isnt really a bad thing, and that integrating leads to problems.
wouldnt you be for that as republicans, since democrats were the racist party?
They had to do that to remain competitive. Ethnic Whites in the North were going to the Dems in increasing numbers. The Dems still would have had a virtual lock on Southern whites going forward by maintaining their segregationist posture. The GOP would have been left with Blacks and a small Northern elite not exactly a recipe for electoral viability.
A couple of big whoppers (a.k.a. lies) in this post.
Really? That's odd that you didn't point any of my lies out.
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