Comments by "AMAR REDER" (@amarreder6241) on "GOP to oust key Dems from House committees as it takes majority" video.

  1. Republican is the party of Lincoln and ❤
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  2.  @craigjames4258  Theophilus Eugene "Bull" Connor was an American politician who served as Commissioner of Public Safety for the city of Birmingham, Alabama, for more than two decades. A member of the Democratic Party, he strongly opposed the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s.  NEVER WAS KICKED OUT OF THE DEMOCRAT PARTY
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  3. Who defeated Bull Connor  @craigjames4258  ? Another racist Democrat... Albert Boutwell was the mayor of Birmingham, Alabama from 1963 to 1967. Like Bull Connor—his opponent in the mayoral race—he was a segregationist, though he was a little less aggressive and adamant about the issue. Wikipedia... Good try though 😊 Did you know Biden eulogized Byrd who renounced racism? Did you know Biden eulogized THURMAN who didn't renounce racism. Both were his "Close Friends And Mentors". I'm trying to help you with Democrats that were kicked out of the party and 1 lost election to another racist is still a break even. Can't you name one who was KICKED OUT?
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  4. There were actually several civil rights acts, but for the sake of being intellectually honest... Last I checked 1964 was the civil rights act you are referring to (which I assume was THE SWITCH). So, racist Democrats got kicked out of the Democrat party (blue) and became racist Republicans (red), then won the ENTIRE SOUTH. Except, somehow, non racist Jimmy Carter Democrat (blue) in 1976 (after 1964) beat the racist Republicans (red). When I look at the map that's what I see. I followed your directions. Do you still stand by that theory  @craigjames4258  ? It doesn't make sense, though. Please educate me on the electoral map.
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  5. I just want to be clear  @craigjames4258 ... I should ignore what you said about the south being Republican (red) from 1964 on. Correct? Got it. Because, the racist southern Republicans voted for fellow southerner non-racist Jimmy Carter, Democrat (blue), in 1976. Then the Republicans (red) decided that they liked racist Ronald Reagan more in 1980. And kicked Jimmy Carter to the curve. After that, CLINTON split the south (twice, according to electoral map) because... Why? Please educate me. Was it because CLINTON was from Arkansas? The southern states are half blue and half red. Not all red, like you said. Your theory doesn't make sense. Educate me.
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  6. 1. You can't name racist Democrats who were kicked out of the Democrat party  @craigjames4258 , Period. 2. Your theory on the southern states turning Republican (red) and remaining red since 1964 is not true. Even taking out the exception of fellow southerner Democrat (blue), Jimmy Carter. 3. The disturbing thing about Democrats is even when they learn the truth they still hold on to the lie. That's why they believe men can control climate, jabs and masks make you immune. Next they'll be saying men can get pregnant. Peace!
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  7. You can have your own opinion  @craigjames4258  but you can not have your own facts. CLINTON 1992 Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky, Louisiana and Georgia CLINTON 1996 Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky, Louisiana and Florida Wikipedia - The Confederacy comprised U.S. states that declared secession and warred against the United States (the Union) during the American Civil War.[6][7] Eleven U.S. states, nicknamed Dixie, declared secession and formed the main part of the CSA. They were South Carolina, Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Texas, Virginia, Arkansas, Tennessee, and North Carolina. Kentucky and Missouri also had declarations of secession and full representation in the Confederate Congress during their Union army occupation.
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  8. Happy Thanksgiving 🦃  @craigjames4258 
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