White liberals tell black lies about civil rights

[kandace]

The problem is it does nothing to stop the Republican party's (successful) attempts at demonizing the Republican party...

The RNC Chairman is bold in his denunciation of the Democratic Party's demonization of the Republican Party.

[Phineas Finn]

This truth hurts the Democrat's attempt at demonizing the Republican party.

Continuing to attempt to equate today's Democratic and Republican parties with what they were 50 years ago is childish.

[ivanbalt]

Continuing to attempt to equate today's Democratic and Republican parties with what they were 50 years ago is childish.

Come on, the Republicans are the party of Lincoln!

[kandace]

Come on, the Republicans are the party of Lincoln!

Not anymore. Now they're the party of John Wilkes Booth.

[Fang]

The Democrats' biggest accomplishment the past 50 years is somehow getting blacks on their side and making Republicans out to be the bad guys. I don't know to many real racists, but the ones I do know are all Democrats.

[musicmd]

The Democrats' biggest accomplishment the past 50 years is somehow getting blacks on their side and making Republicans out to be the bad guys. I don't know to many real racists, but the ones I do know are all Democrats.

I guess you are still searching, for your big accomplishment.

[Marshan Man]

The Democrats' biggest accomplishment the past 50 years is somehow getting blacks on their side and making Republicans out to be the bad guys. .

The Republicans have been complicit.

I don't know to many real racists, but the ones I do know are all Democrats

Uh..huh. We believe you.

[NCBirdfan]

http://www.humanevents.com/2013/02/1...-civil-rights/

"The 1957 bill was sent to Congress by Eisenhower, passed with the intervention of Vice President Richard Nixon, and opposed exclusively by Democrats. Not “Southern Democrats,” not “conservative Democrats,” but Democrats, such as Wayne Morse of Oregon, Warren Magnuson of Washington, James Murray of Montana, Mike Mansfield of Montana and Joseph O’Mahoney of Wyoming.

With absolutely no evidence (because there is none), Tanenhaus then asserted that Republicans decided “they were not going to be pro-civil rights. … They were going to side with the Southern oppressors.” Cretin Matthews seconded this gibberish by saying Nixon was “playing the Southern Strategy electorally with Strom Thurmond and those boys.”"

Here's some interesting numbers.

The original House version:

Southern Democrats: 7–87 (7–93%)
Southern Republicans: 0–10 (0–100%)
Northern Democrats: 145–9 (94–6%)
Northern Republicans: 138–24 (85–15%)
The Senate version:

Southern Democrats: 1–20 (5–95%)
Southern Republicans: 0–1 (0–100%)
Northern Democrats: 45–1 (98–2%)
Northern Republicans: 27–5 (84–16%)

You just need to do a little research to find the truth, instead of calling yourself somethin' you ain't.