There certainly are a lot of white supremacist and neo Nazis running for office these days as Republicans. Even Paul Ryan has said it's a big problem that the TOP needs to tackle.
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There certainly are a lot of white supremacist and neo Nazis running for office these days as Republicans. Even Paul Ryan has said it's a big problem that the TOP needs to tackle.
You don't climb to the highest position in an organization and suddenly recant everything as if that will make it go away.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taernath
Also: Where was tgo01 downplaying Duke? He won a tiny election in a tiny district. He lost most of his elections.
It's just not a comparison at all. Duke won one election in one tiny district and both parties were vocal in their distaste of him. No high profile Republican referred to him as their friend or mentor or had anything good to say about the man.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taernath
This is nothing like the secretary of state or the at the time current sitting president heaping praises upon Robert Byrd.
Didn't Trump also disavow Duke's endorsement? Yet somehow Duke proves there is a white supremacist in the White House because he won one election 30 years ago.
He didn't "suddenly" recant. It was a long process that started in the '70s, or maybe earlier if you want to include the date he left the KKK. At one point the NAACP gave him a 100% on his voting record. It's really only the Republicans who can't accept that he changed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Parkbandit
That would be the rest of his post that I didn't include in the quotation. For what it's worth, if Duke decided to change his ways and work for equality, I'd be inclined to forgive him.Quote:
Also: Where was tgo01 downplaying Duke? He won a tiny election in a tiny district. He lost most of his elections.
Pointing out the fact that he barely won a small district with almost universal disgust from both established parties isn't really downplaying his election.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taernath
It's not like I'm saying David Duke is just some sort of conspiracy theory and never even existed.
Holy fuck, this is a real thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by more cwolffs
#Mathishard
Once again natures brilliant design boggles the alt-lefts mind.Quote:
Of the 2010 Census population, 157.0 million were female (50.8 percent) while 151.8 million were male (49.2 percent).
#Where'sMyMinorityStatus
That small district was Real Republican™ and Duke won a little over 50% of Real Republican™ votes. You can keep claiming it didn't matter and nobody cared, but the reality is that it drew national attention when a white nationalist won a Republican seat.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tgo01
Of course it drew national attention.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taernath
Also it's kind of bullshit to say he won 50% of "Real Republican" votes. Both candidates were Republicans and yes it was a heavily leaning Republican district, but there were some Democrats in that district who presumably voted, and probably voted for Duke himself since just a few months prior he was a registered Democrat.
Why do you think this in any way compares to Robert Byrd?
Millions of Republicans voted for Trump and he's 10x worse than Duke.
Wow, you are saying south Louisiana had racists in the '80s? Duke's competition was supported by every Republican who was worth a thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taernath
I guess this retard realized that no one gives a fuck what comes out of his skeevy shitbag mouth and has resorted to low energy trolling.Quote:
Originally Posted by Androidpk