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    Quote Originally Posted by ZappasGuitar View Post
    They must be so proud...


    20,000 Republicans just voted for an actual Nazi


    Illinois Republicans nominated Arthur Jones for a U.S. House seat.



    The former head of the American Nazi Party ran for the Republican nomination of Congress in Illinois’ 3rd Congressional District. No Republican stepped up to oppose him.

    On Tuesday, despite his vocal Holocaust denial, his anti-Semitic rhetoric, and his white supremacist views, 20,339 Illinois Republicans, according to preliminary totals, cast their ballots for Arthur Jones.

    Jones’ Nazi-sympathies were not a secret going into election day. His campaign website features a slideshow of pictures of him speaking at white nationalist events. He is a perennial candidate who has previously run for U.S. House, Chicago alderman, and mayor of Chicago, and even mayor of Milwaukee. Chicago media extensively covered the race. The Anti-Defamation League warned voters of his record. The chairman of Illinois Republican Party even disavowed him, saying “The Illinois Republican Party and our country have no place for Nazis like Arthur Jones. We strongly oppose his racist views and his candidacy for any public office, including the 3rd Congressional District.”

    Still, a stunning portion of the GOP primary electorate opted to cast their ballot for Jones rather than nobody. This includes, according to unofficial totals as of Wednesday morning, 13,158 voters in suburban Cook County (more than 70 percent of 18,595 GOP primary ballots cast), 4,093 voters in Will County, 3,023 voters in the City of Chicago, and 65 voters in DuPage County.

    While the National Republican Congressional Committee, the campaign arm of the House GOP, dismissed Jones last month as “a fringe candidate who has been doing this for over a decade with with no real connection to the GOP,” his campaign platform mirrors President Trump’s agenda. Jones’ campaign website promises to “put America first” with border protections, the elimination of “Sanctuary Cities”, no “amnesty for illegal aliens,” gun rights, and a repeal of the Affordable Care Act.

    Jones will face incumbent Democratic Congressman Daniel Lipinski, a social conservative, who narrowly won renomination on Tuesday.

    https://thinkprogress.org/20000-illi...-7bbeeb7631fd/

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sailor View Post
    You might actually be right for once. Nixon did an awesome job for civil rights: https://www.nixonfoundation.org/2017...ivil-rights-2/
    Richard Nixon is credited for having a strong record on foreign policy, but his record on domestic policy — especially on Civil Rights at home is often overlooked. During his years as vice president under Dwight Eisenhower, he sought to ensure minorities — especially African Americans — weren’t discriminated against in federal contracts. He also worked with Congress to spearhead the Civil Rights Act of 1957, sweeping legislation and a precursor to the landmark Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Voting Rights Act of 1965.


    and then the revolt happened

    there is a reason black people used to be reliable republicans


    and there is a reason they are now reliable Democratic party members

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    Quote Originally Posted by evince View Post
    Richard Nixon is credited for having a strong record on foreign policy, but his record on domestic policy — especially on Civil Rights at home is often overlooked. During his years as vice president under Dwight Eisenhower, he sought to ensure minorities — especially African Americans — weren’t discriminated against in federal contracts. He also worked with Congress to spearhead the Civil Rights Act of 1957, sweeping legislation and a precursor to the landmark Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Voting Rights Act of 1965.


    and then the revolt happened

    there is a reason black people used to be reliable republicans


    and there is a reason they are now reliable Democratic party members
    Which of course they would not have the ability to do so if it were not for Republicans. Like Richard Nixon.

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    Quote Originally Posted by evince View Post
    do you really think no one else thought those thoughts


    the tide was coming


    and it didn't stop with Nixions impeachment huh
    Nixon managed to do some of those good things for civil rights that Democrat refused , fought against, before he got impeached. Thank god for that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by evince View Post
    then the partys flipped


    yes we know

    and Nixon stayed a republican and cheated his ass off in elections
    The parties did not flip. That is the biggest fallacy that modern day Democrats try to push off on people to try and explain away their obvious history of racism and deceit. The saddest thing about that is way to many people fell for it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sailor View Post
    The parties did not flip. That is the biggest fallacy that modern day Democrats try to push off on people to try and explain away their obvious history of racism and deceit. The saddest thing about that is way to many people fell for it.
    Liberals always try to project their parties racist past on someone else

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sailor View Post
    The parties did not flip. That is the biggest fallacy that modern day Democrats try to push off on people to try and explain away their obvious history of racism and deceit. The saddest thing about that is way to many people fell for it.
    A sad commentary on we, as a people, and our viewpoint of our freedom can be summed up like this. We have liberals and conservatives, Democrats and Republicans, yet those very people look at Constitutionalists as radical and extreme.................so those liberals and conservatives, Democrats and Republicans must believe that the constitution is radical and extreme.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sailor View Post
    The parties did not flip. That is the biggest fallacy that modern day Democrats try to push off on people to try and explain away their obvious history of racism and deceit. The saddest thing about that is way to many people fell for it.
    You gotta be kidding me!

    The south was totally Democratic before 1954...when LBJ signed the Civil Rights Act.

    It went almost completely Republican because they despised the idea of EVERYONE having Civil Rights.

    It still is the home of the racist Republicans.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sailor View Post
    The parties did not flip. That is the biggest fallacy that modern day Democrats try to push off on people to try and explain away their obvious history of racism and deceit. The saddest thing about that is way to many people fell for it.
    Parties flipped. All republicans are not racists, but all racists are Republicans. Yeah, you guys are the home base of bigots and haters. You own the white power and Nazis too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ZappasGuitar View Post
    They must be so proud...

    20,000 Republicans just voted for an actual Nazi

    Illinois Republicans nominated Arthur Jones for a U.S. House seat.


    The former head of the American Nazi Party ran for the Republican nomination of Congress in Illinois’ 3rd Congressional District. No Republican stepped up to oppose him.

    On Tuesday, despite his vocal Holocaust denial, his anti-Semitic rhetoric, and his white supremacist views, 20,339 Illinois Republicans, according to preliminary totals, cast their ballots for Arthur Jones.

    Jones’ Nazi-sympathies were not a secret going into election day. His campaign website features a slideshow of pictures of him speaking at white nationalist events. He is a perennial candidate who has previously run for U.S. House, Chicago alderman, and mayor of Chicago, and even mayor of Milwaukee. Chicago media extensively covered the race. The Anti-Defamation League warned voters of his record. The chairman of Illinois Republican Party even disavowed him, saying “The Illinois Republican Party and our country have no place for Nazis like Arthur Jones. We strongly oppose his racist views and his candidacy for any public office, including the 3rd Congressional District.”

    Still, a stunning portion of the GOP primary electorate opted to cast their ballot for Jones rather than nobody. This includes, according to unofficial totals as of Wednesday morning, 13,158 voters in suburban Cook County (more than 70 percent of 18,595 GOP primary ballots cast), 4,093 voters in Will County, 3,023 voters in the City of Chicago, and 65 voters in DuPage County.

    While the National Republican Congressional Committee, the campaign arm of the House GOP, dismissed Jones last month as “a fringe candidate who has been doing this for over a decade with with no real connection to the GOP,” his campaign platform mirrors President Trump’s agenda. Jones’ campaign website promises to “put America first” with border protections, the elimination of “Sanctuary Cities”, no “amnesty for illegal aliens,” gun rights, and a repeal of the Affordable Care Act.

    Jones will face incumbent Democratic Congressman Daniel Lipinski, a social conservative, who narrowly won renomination on Tuesday.

    https://thinkprogress.org/20000-illi...-7bbeeb7631fd/
    I do not know what percentage of the GOP electorate in this district willfully voted for a Nazi, but I can tell you that is seems like about one quarter to one-third of the rightwing continent on jpp.com are resentful racists, belligerent bigots, sexists, or mediocre misogynists.

    And the vast majority of the remainder of conservatives on this forum willfully accept, acquiesce, or otherwise provide safe harbor to the racists in their midst and in their party. Though they will find all kinds of time to complain about Desh.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cypress View Post
    I do not know what percentage of the GOP electorate in this district willfully voted for a Nazi, but I can tell you that is seems like about one quarter to one-third of the rightwing continent on jpp.com are resentful racists, belligerent bigots, sexists, or mediocre misogynists.

    And the vast majority of the remainder of conservatives on this forum willfully accept, acquiesce, or otherwise provide safe harbor to the racists in their midst and in their party. Though they will find all kinds of time to complain about Desh.
    I come here to discuss politics and ideas, not be a board policeman for calling out trolls. And if you aren't willing to call out Desh and TTQ64 then you can't really expect others to do what you won't do yourself.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Centerleftfl View Post
    No doubt, out and PROUD. What's the name of the small town around the Chicago area KNOWN for it's Nazi party parade? They held at a least a few times about 20 years ago. Caused quite a stir. I think the right to march actually went to the courts?

    (One of the problems with a search is you gotta have at least some semblance of a name to put in 'the google' to get things started).

    Fill in, if you can remember!
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    Quote Originally Posted by cawacko View Post
    I come here to discuss politics and ideas, not be a board policeman for calling out trolls. And if you aren't willing to call out Desh and TTQ64 then you can't really expect others to do what you won't do yourself.
    I don't accept your premise.

    There is no moral equivalency - none, nada, zilch - between Desh and TT, and the truly vile, degenerate, subhuman racists who are counted among your party and make common cause with the rightwing on this forum.

    For the record, I do not count you as one of the unrepentant and unreedeemable racist enablers, because I have seen you get in the face of some racist righwing swine.

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