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Quote Originally Posted by drJ:

money, you are full of hate and stupidity.  you are therefore unworthy of further discussion.  
Funny, you must be looking in a mirror

I'm full of hate? Of course, I hate Theo-fascist republican bigots and their party. If by stupidity, you mean the truth.

Breitbart.com the site that is for moronic bigots that want to legalize some personal freedoms but side with the new confederate bigot party. 
 
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Mr. Willard Mitt Romney actually held his own addressing his speech in front of the NAACP. I give Willard an A+ today, good job good effort, but he still wont get my vote. But Willard definitely earned the utmost respect from me today. I like how he spoke his mind and didn't cater to the NAACP.
 
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Mitt Romney was not booed off the stage as has been erroneously reported ...

When he touched on repealing ObamaCare..he received boos, but overall Romney received applause    throughout his speech and it was reported by NBC that many in the audience gave Romney standing applause  at the end of his remarks.

It was clear he had a positive impact ...although the liberal media will choose to focus only on the opposition to his remarks.....

 
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Mittens is a liar and a fraud. I was eating lunch, it was hard to keep it down from throwing up at the fakeness, and bullshit he was spewing.  
 
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You have to hand it to Romney ...... he apparently has a backbone,unlike our fearful dictator that resides in the White House to face the NAACP. Rush Limbaugh described Romney facing the NAACP yesterday as " Snow White with testicles" ..... so true!
 
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so are you saying other white politicians wouldnt do this?

like did GW bush or cheney face the naacp?
 
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Momoney.. The truth comes out....I knew you were a Rush ditto head !
 
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I think GW ducked out on speaking to the NAACP.  
No point really.  I do not know If I could face the people that I purged from voting rolls either.  

A little respect for walking into a hostile crowd.  

Still not a fan of romney. 

Only way I vote for him is with a Paul on the ticket. 

 
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rick,  Try Condi Rice as VP.  She is a smart cookie.  
 
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I'm probably about 15 years younger than Condi. Find her to be very beautiful woman. Always have. My 2 cents.

Very capable woman.

 
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Early political views

Rice was a Democrat until 1982, when she changed her political affiliation to Republican, in part because she disagreed with the foreign policy of Democratic President Jimmy Carter,[16][17] and because of the influence of her father, who was Republican. As she told the 2000 Republican National Convention, "My father joined our party because the Democrats in Jim Crow Alabama of 1952 would not register him to vote. The Republicans did."[18]

 
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The democrats have a long history of severe racist oppression.  it wasnt until LBJ came along and decided to buy votes and permanently enslave blacks with welfare that the democrats became what they are now.  prior to that they were the party of Robert KKK Bird.

then the gop became the party of rich old white guys until recently when the newer blood of serious fiscal conservatives arrived.  
 
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Early political views

Rice was a Democrat until 1982, when she changed her political affiliation to Republican, in part because she disagreed with the foreign policy of Democratic President Jimmy Carter,[16][17] and because of the influence of her father, who was Republican. As she told the 2000 Republican National Convention, "My father joined our party because the Democrats in Jim Crow Alabama of 1952 would not register him to vote. The Republicans did."[18]

The old racist Democrats became today's GOP, when in 1964 Strom Thurmond bolted from the democrat party to the republican party, because of his opposition to the 1964 Civil Rights Act. He served in the senate as a republican from 1964-2003. He became famous among other racist republicans,because of this famous quote"all the laws of Washington and all the bayonets of the Army cannot force the Negro into our homes, into our schools, our churches and our places of recreation and amusement."
 
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The old racist Democrats became today's GOP, when in 1964 Strom Thurmond bolted from the democrat party to the republican party, because of his opposition to the 1964 Civil Rights Act. He served in the senate as a republican from 1964-2003. He became famous among other racist republicans,because of this famous quote"all the laws of Washington and all the bayonets of the Army cannot force the Negro into our homes, into our schools, our churches and our places of recreation and amusement."
 
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There is actually a really good thread about the romney speach and the NAACP already on this site...

I would say to read it from beginning to end as there is alot to be learned from it...

https://www.covers.com/postingforum/post01/showmessage.aspx?spt=41&sub=101380029
 
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Quote Originally Posted by No_Contest:

The old racist Democrats became today's GOP, when in 1964 Strom Thurmond bolted from the democrat party to the republican party, because of his opposition to the 1964 Civil Rights Act. He served in the senate as a republican from 1964-2003. He became famous among other racist republicans,because of this famous quote"all the laws of Washington and all the bayonets of the Army cannot force the Negro into our homes, into our schools, our churches and our places of recreation and amusement."


you are trying to mix up facts with fabrication/Spin
 
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@no_contest and the other guy.

Then why did Condi and her father choose to stay with the republican party?

 
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you are trying to mix up facts with fabrication/Spin
Whats fabricated about my post?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by bowlslit:

@no_contest and the other guy.

Then why did Condi and her father choose to stay with the republican party?

Free country, people have the right to join whatever party they want to.Remember this: THERE IS NO MONOLITHIC THINKING AMONGST BLACK FOLK! She probably agree with a lot of the republican party's principles. I agree with some republican ideas too,but not enough to join either party.All of this stay loyal to your party B.S. is why millions of tax dollars are wasted in congress daily why both parties trying to one up the other party.
 
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From Lincoln’s 1861, all the way until the 1960s, you can clearly see the Republican Party is the party of good. It’s well documented. That’s why you see minority republicans today. They’re still clinging on to the pre-1960 republican party. The 1960s are when I believe the democrats and the republicans’ began to switch parties.

When the democrats started to support Malcolm X, Martin Luther King, jr, and pass the Fair Housing Act, Voting Rights Act, and the Civil rights act. That pissed off racist dixiecrat-democrats and created the republican party we see today. That’s how the bigoted ayatollah dictator Ronald Reagan came to power. Nixon used the southern strategy in 1968. People, who know history, know that the democrats were the racist party.

Let’s take a look at what the democratic party once stood for.

Pro-Slavery
Pro-Segregation
Pro-Fascism
The Southern Strategy to get votes
The separation of states and the creation of the confederate states of America
Pro-theo-fascism and vote only God and party
Anti-separation of church and state
Anti-Taxes
Anti-Union
Anti-Immigration
Voter suppression
Sounds like the Republican Party of today, doesn’t it?

As one of the greatest comedians of all time Paul Mooney would say, “know your history.” That's why blacks and other minorities vote democrat today...
 
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It is really too bad that the republican ideals have been painted as racist, bigoted, and theocratic. There are definitely elements in the party to support that claim.
There is also a lot to be said for promoting small govt policies and individual freedoms.
When entitlement debates etc become about race it is just sad everyone loses. It is like the the founding concepts of conservatism are akin to reinstating slavery.
Fast and furious even became about race when the democrats and the black caucus walked out on a serious vote to pursue leaders that should be held accountable for their crimes against this country.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by rick3117:

It is really too bad that the republican ideals have been painted as racist, bigoted, and theocratic. There are definitely elements in the party to support that claim.
There is also a lot to be said for promoting small govt policies and individual freedoms.
When entitlement debates etc become about race it is just sad everyone loses. It is like the the founding concepts of conservatism are akin to reinstating slavery.
Fast and furious even became about race when the democrats and the black caucus walked out on a serious vote to pursue leaders that should be held accountable for their crimes against this country.
Dammit Rick I was with you all the way until you went into your fast & furious rant!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by No_Contest:

Whats fabricated about my post?


you posted facts...

the fabrication and Spin came from the other usual suspects
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by momoney:

You have to hand it to Romney ...... he apparently has a backbone,unlike our fearful dictator that resides in the White House to face the NAACP. Rush Limbaugh described Romney facing the NAACP yesterday as " Snow White with testicles" ..... so true!




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