Posted on 03/04/2016 8:45:52 AM PST by Impala64ssa
Billionaire businessman Donald Trump has probably done more for minorities in an hour than Hillary Clinton has during the entirety of her corrupt and unethical life.
In fact, part of Clinton’s unethical lifestyle is reflected in her duplicitous reaction to former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke’s endorsement of Trump, by making incriminating remarks towards the GOP front-runner. The hypocrisy comes from the praises she heaped upon the late Sen. Robert Bryd — a KKK participant and recruiter.
The first words uttered from Clinton’s mouth in this newly discovered video said it all: “Today our country has lost a true American original, my friend and mentor Robert C. Byrd.”
Billionaire businessman Donald Trump has probably done more for minorities in an hour than Hillary Clinton has during the entirety of her corrupt and unethical life.
In fact, part of Clinton’s unethical lifestyle is reflected in her duplicitous reaction to former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke’s endorsement of Trump, by making incriminating remarks towards the GOP front-runner. The hypocrisy comes from the praises she heaped upon the late Sen. Robert Bryd — a KKK participant and recruiter.
The first words uttered from Clinton’s mouth in this newly discovered video said it all: “Today our country has lost a true American original, my friend and mentor Robert C. Byrd.”
When Byrd was 24 years old, he joined the Klan because he was worried that during World War II, he might have to fight alongside “race mongrels, a throwback to the blackest specimen from the wilds,” according to a letter Byrd wrote to Sen. Theodore Bilbo
Byrd and Clinton have a great deal in common — they love “fighting for” blacks while tearing them down at the same time.
Since Lyndon B. Johnson’s “New Deal,” African-Americans have been stuck in a never-ending cycle of government-funded poverty. Yet, who keeps them dependent and tells them their dependency will be funded? Hillary Clinton, Roger Byrd and the rest of their cronies in the Democrat party.
When society learns that the treatment of the black community by the Democrat Party is the result of bad policy, bad decisions and a willful neglect for the lives of others, we might be able to reinvigorate the spirit of what it means to excel as Americans.
Byrd and Clinton have a great deal in common — they love “fighting for” blacks while tearing them down at the same time.
Since Lyndon B. Johnson’s “New Deal,” African-Americans have been stuck in a never-ending cycle of government-funded poverty. Yet, who keeps them dependent and tells them their dependency will be funded? Hillary Clinton, Roger Byrd and the rest of their cronies in the Democrat party.
When society learns that the treatment of the black community by the Democrat Party is the result of bad policy, bad decisions and a willful neglect for the lives of others, we might be able to reinvigorate the spirit of what it means to excel as Americans.
Byrd and Clinton have a great deal in common — they love “fighting for” blacks while tearing them down at the same time.
Since Lyndon B. Johnson’s “New Deal,” African-Americans have been stuck in a never-ending cycle of government-funded poverty. Yet, who keeps them dependent and tells them their dependency will be funded? Hillary Clinton, Roger Byrd and the rest of their cronies in the Democrat party.
When society learns that the treatment of the black community by the Democrat Party is the result of bad policy, bad decisions and a willful neglect for the lives of others, we might be able to reinvigorate the spirit of what it means to excel as Americans.
I can remember driving thru Arkansas when Bill Clinton was governor, and seeing those Adopt-A-Highway signs that said this section of highway is sponsored by the such-and-such chapter of the Ku Klux Klan.
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