“the good old days of segregation?

[archives]

“Lindsay Graham just said, “You’re not aware of any effort to go back to the good old days of segregation by a legislative body, is that correct?”

https://t.co/cLTsE2fLjM

[Stone]

Ever heard of sarcasm?

[Stone]

"If you dont vote for me......... you aint black".....Joe Biden.

Gee,....I wonder what the left would say if POTUS ever looked a citizen in the eyes and said......." If you dont vote for me,.....you aint white"

[archives]

Ever heard of sarcasm?

Referencing in front of a live national TV audience the past as the “good old days of segregation” with a southern drawl is now sarcasm?

[AProudLefty]

And the JPP racists wept with joy.

[cawacko]

“Lindsay Graham just said, “You’re not aware of any effort to go back to the good old days of segregation by a legislative body, is that correct?”

https://t.co/cLTsE2fLjM

What's the context here? On the surface a Senator saying the days of segregation were good is pretty eye opening and disturbing. But without hearing his statement in full we have no way of knowing the context in which it was said. Is there a reason you only offered a 16 second clip instead of the whole thing?

[archives]

And the JPP racists wept with joy.

It will be interesting to see how what appears to be a Freudian slip plays in Lindsey’s Senate race, he was counting on the exposure of the hearings to push him over the top back home

[countryboy]

“Lindsay Graham just said, “You’re not aware of any effort to go back to the good old days of segregation by a legislative body, is that correct?”

https://t.co/cLTsE2fLjM

Meanwhile, you are going to vote for the guy who said he didn't want his kids to grow up in a "racial jungle", palled around with segregationists, and referred to black kids as "roaches". You know damn well Lindsey Graham meant that sarcastically.

[countryboy]

And the JPP racists wept with joy.

You did? Fucking cry baby.

[archives]

What's the context here? On the surface a Senator saying the days of segregation were good is pretty eye opening and disturbing. But without hearing his statement in full we have no way of knowing the context in which it was said. Is there a reason you only offered a 16 second clip instead of the whole thing?

He said it this morning and it is lighting up social media, plus it is not that much out of context.

Senator Leahy just previously question the nominee on the Shelby County case in light of the current long lines for voting in black districts in Georgia, and Lindsey, being Committee Chairman, as Committee Chairman often do, felt the need to further clarify her answers. Listen to the sixteen seconds, it all falls into place

Just his referencing it as the “good old days of segregation,” especially in the southern drawl ain’t going to play well for Lindsey’s image

[Yakuda]

Meanwhile, you are going to vote for the guy who said he didn't want his kids to grow up in a "racial jungle", palled around with segregationists, and referred to black kids as "roaches". You know damn well Lindsey Graham meant that sarcastically.

Don't forget Obama is the first articulate clean African American

[Stretch]

Referencing in front of a live national TV audience the past as the “good old days of segregation” with a southern drawl is now sarcasm?

Maybe because BLACK Lives Matter has brought those good old days back? Because they love living in their own little segregated identity box? They have deliberately brought back segregation.

[dukkha]

ROFL..

[Phantasmal]

Referencing in front of a live national TV audience the past as the “good old days of segregation” with a southern drawl is now sarcasm?

It may have been intended as mockery of other questions asked of Judge Barrett, but it was a stupid move on his part. It is not playing as sarcasm. Lindsey probably needs to be voted out, he’s losing his political savvy.

[Nordberg]

Actually we have . Segregation slowly returned to those days. We are back where we once were.