Dem Northam yearbook page shows men in blackface and KKK robe WHOOPS
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They said he denounced his old ways. I never understood, but that's what the liberals said even after he said "white niggers" on TV. Hilarious. I know there are posts about here somewhere. But I don't care enough to search for them
Why did he get a pass from 1980 to 1999?
Eagle_Eye
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Oh I am totally against abortion in most cases. The lefts argument of if abortion is illegal women will be forces into back alley abortions that are dangerous. My answer is so?
Gotcha68
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Good thing your "so" is not the norm for the average person.
evince
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evince
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yes obvious evidence hes a sociopath pretending to have morals
Eagle_Eye
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Oh outside of liberal world I'm in the majority. Do you have any idea how barbaric and abortion really is? I bet if women were to see a real abortion they wouldn't have one.
Conservatives were anti-Catholic back in the day.
"...the American Party in 1855 and commonly known as the Know Nothing movement, was an American nativist political party that operated nationally in the mid-1850s. It was primarily anti-Catholic, xenophobic, and hostile to immigration, starting originally as a secret society. The movement briefly emerged as a major political party in the form of the American Party. Adherents to the movement were to reply "I know nothing" when asked about its specifics by outsiders, thus providing the group with its common name."
Repubs... why did avowed racist Steve King get a full pass?
Pot.... kettle.
"For more than two decades in public office, both in Iowa and in the US House, King’s racism has been his most readily identifiable characteristic.
Like when he directly compared the existence of the Congressional Black Caucus to having an abortion. Or when he endorsed a white nationalist in Toronto’s mayoral election. Or when he’s taken foreign trips to meet with far-right groups founded by Nazis. Or when he’s espoused his belief that “white nationalist” wasn’t a “derogatory term” until just a few years ago. Or any of myriad examples that are so prevalent and widely known that even the conservative outlets that condemned King for his remarks to the New York Times listed those examples, too.
And yet in 2015, even after King’s comments about DREAMer immigrant kids having “calves the size of cantaloupes” and his decision to bring a far-right Dutch politician who believes that the Quran is “worse than Mein Kampf” to the Capitol, conservatives didn’t feel the need to distance themselves. The Federalist lauded his birthright citizenship proposal; National Review was still describing him as a “conservative firebrand” and “outspoken,” words one might use to describe, say, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), not someone who routinely voices praise for bafflingly racist novels."
https://www.vox.com/policy-and-poli...ve-king-conservatism-racism-language-politics
I think it's pretty funny to have a guy in black face hanging with a guy in a KKK costume.
Oh wait truth is better than fiction. Robert Byrd and blacks voting overwhelming for him. lol
Oh wait truth is better than fiction. Robert Byrd and blacks voting overwhelming for him. lol
Sorry I never heard the president say that...
I'm more offended by the governor's abortion beliefs than an old yearbook pic, though...*
I think it's pretty funny that repubs voted to keep Steve King in public office for more than 20 years, yet criticize Dems about Byrd.
Gotcha68
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You beat me to it.