[Grand Old Partisan]

No, it is another ridiculous bit of neo-Confederate Orwellian doublethink to assert that the traitors who rebelled against the United States Constitution were the ones fighting for it.

[Budge]

No, it is another ridiculous bit of neo-Confederate Orwellian doublethink to assert that the traitors who rebelled against the United States Constitution were the ones fighting for it.

Gawd, but I love it! No wonder the Republicans can rarely agree on anything today!

One side says, "I say it is so, I can cite history books, therefore it is so!"

The other side says, "I say it is so, I can cite history books, therefore it is so!"

Then each side says, "You're full of cr@p!"

GOP, let me ask you a question...thanks.

On what is assumed to be your home page, you have a link to http://www.republicanbasics.com/ on which is stated, "...and the 15th amendment according voting rights to blacks -- all three were enacted by the much-maligned Radical Republicans in the face of fierce Democrat opposition."

The question: How much longer will the lie that Democrats passed the Civil Rights Act of 1964 be believed by everyone...of any or no party?

This lie is already accepted by a large portion of the population.

See my point?