Posted on 11/22/2018 11:07:05 AM PST by Truthoverpower
Not tolerable to me:
Public unions.
Soros citizenship.
Fraudulent election.
Bay of Pigs.
Viet Nam.
Plagiarist.
Adulterer.
I denounce his assassination.
I refuse to eulogize him.
You Oughta be ashamed of yourself.
Vladimir Putin on Obama:
Dealing with Obama is like playing chess with a pigeon - he knocks over the pieces, craps all over the board, and then struts around like he won the game.”
Not.
There’s a woman in my Church who’s Southern who thinks the sun rises and sets on Dinesh. SMH
Oh and Berry Goldwater (REPUBLICAN) was opposed to the civil rights act.
Happy Thanksgiving Deo Vindice
Yes....I wonder how many were Dixiecrats and how many Republicans ?
He also allowed his brother the use of the equivalent of a division & a half--23,600 Federal troops to occupy Oxford, Mississippi in 1962--that was 3 troops for every man, women & child in the combined College & town population--an outrage against the basic spirit of Federalism, in support of the over-reaching Warren Court. It was also the exact opposite of what Bobby had promised the South in the 1960 campaign.
The results were evident in the facts that many counties in the North and West that had voted for the GOP Presidential candidate since Lincoln spurned Goldwater. Outside of New England and its “colonies” in upstate New York, the Upper Midwest, and the Pacific Northwest, these counties reverted back to the Republican Party from 1968 to 2016. (The progeny of the Yankees became more liberal in the 1980s and thereafter, Contrast rural upstate New York counties in 2016 with similar counties in Pennsylvania; Trump won the former by narrow margins, but the latter by 10-25 point margins. Scots-Irish and German Protestant voters did not shift leftward as did the English Protestant Puritan descendants.)
From its beginnings, the Republican Party has had a moderate and a conservative wing. The most effective Republicans, such as Lincoln, McKinley, Eisenhower, and Reagan, managed to unite the competing factions. The conservative faction, represented by Harding, Coolidge, Taft, and Goldwater, was skeptical about government meddling. Deep Southern support for Goldwater was predicated upon his opposition to LBJ’s civil rights legislation. Unlike the Dixiecrats, however, his opposition was not based on support for segregation, but on his belief in states’ rights and dislike for un-Constitutional legislation. Also, Goldwater was very pro-military and anti-Communist, themes that played well in the Deep South.
They were killed by Lee H. Oswald and Sirhan Sirhan. Neither was part of any power structure.
Goldberg was for abortion. He was one of the major forces behind Griswold v. Connecticut in 1965, which struck down contraceptive laws and was later used as "precedent" in Roe v. Wade. He just wasn't on the court when Roe v. Wade was decided. If he had been, he would have certainly joined the liberal bloc in voting to strike down laws restricting abortion.
And Kennedy was only "Catholic" on paper. JFK openly opposed the Catholic church's conservative social teachings.
Kennedy was a pig, Nixon in ‘60!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
” That is the reason they were killed by the power structure “
LOL. C’mon.
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