Democrats – a black revolution is coming – watch out!


I am always looking for things I can share with my neighbors and coworkers, many of whom are people of color, regarding the rightness of conservatism. Here are two excellent recent articles which I will give the links for and quote. Yes, my idealistic self hates that we still even have to even think along color lines, but its a political reality I deal with every day.

BET Co-founder backs GOP Bob McDonnell for VA Governor”, Andy Barr in Politico:

The co-founder of BlackEntertainmentTelevision, Sheila Crump Johnson, endorsed Virginia Republican gubernatorial nominee Bob McDonnell on Monday.

“We need bold and innovative leadership to move our state forward, and that’s why I’ve chosen to support Bob McDonnell for governor,” said Johnson, aDemocrat, during remarks in Richmond, Va. “He has shown me that he has the right vision and the executive leadership skills that will guide Virginia through these challenging times.”

McDonnell, a former state attorney general, told POLITICO that he was “thrilled” to have the support of someone with Johnson’s record as a “supporter of free enterprise.”

“That’s exactly the message I’ve been trying to foster,” he said.

Read more:http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0709/25180.html#ixzz0LzpPa9Tv

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Barbara Howard, FL Chairman of Congress of Racial Quality (C.O.R.E.) was interviewed on NewsMax.com regarding how the Democratic Party uses blacks rather than actually being their party. Click here to view video –>Democrats Abusing Blacks
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Ms. Howard also speaks of the same in this column, also on Newsmax “Blacks Rethink Democratic Party

For over a decade now, many minds — both great and small — have pondered over what would make a reasonable black person join the Republican Party.

Especially since it is the Democratic Party that has spawned almost 9,600 black elected officials since 1970, according to a study published by David A. Bositis of the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies.

The Democratic Party has revised history to show that Democrats, and not Republicans, have been in the forefront of civil rights for blacks over the years.

So who in their right mind would want to join a party with the reputation of being racist?

For years now, the racist label has been attached to white Republicans without any supporting evidence. Yet the charge has gone mostly unanswered. Few have publicly addressed the unearned condemnation, so generations of black folk live and die without ever knowing the truth.

There is an African proverb that says, “Until the lions have their historians, tales of the hunt will always glorify the hunter”.

I remember wondering why those brave men and women who were in the middle of the struggle with Dr. King, failed to disclose that it was the very party they now pay homage to that promoted slavery, lynching and killing hundreds of thousands of slaves.

It is the same party that created the segregationist Jim Crow Laws, beating and killing numerous civil rights workers who fought against those laws and for their dignity and freedom in a nonviolent revolution.

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I wanted to provide these articles and video as a tool. Take them or leave them.


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Your video is not linked up right conteach...nt

JadedByPolitics (Diary) Wednesday, July 22nd at 11:23AM EST (link)

Thanks so much

conteach (Diary) Wednesday, July 22nd at 11:55AM EST (link)

For letting me know. Just having trouble getting things to embed right here. I took out the video and just left the link which does work.

 
 

Quibble w/ the semantics

6eorge Jetson (Diary) Wednesday, July 22nd at 2:32PM EST (link)

I think “revolution” is too strong and implies some directive, top-down force.

IMO, like water seeking its own level, the equilibrium of the percentage share of black votes Democrats currently enjoy has got to fall.

As blacks continue to close the gap in their proportional representations of the upper & middle classes, I would think that more would question the outcomes foisted upon the inner cities by one-party Democratic rule. (Note: I grew up in Michigan. Detroit is likely prime example #1. What a shame so many are limited by a city government that serves itself before serving the people of the city as epitomized by Kwame’s $8 million hush money settlement .)

Granted, parental party affiliation is perhaps the best predictor of the child’s party affiliation. And I would think the effect intensifies in homogeneous neighborhoods (e.g. Democrats/inner cities). But I would hope Republicans can do better than 90/10, and once we do, I would hope that more and more blacks would be open to questioning which party aligns best with their interests.

We had a good discussion of this back in January

Kowalski wants me to add the money quote

6eorge Jetson (Diary) Wednesday, July 22nd at 2:35PM EST (link)

Republicans must emphasize the real issues in the Black community, not just socially conservative issues, but the real issues that are plaguing the lower class in urban environments. We must push for better schools, more accountability from teachers and parents, and a commitment to clean up the streets. We need to fight for true conservative reforms, like ending the drug war, which is locking up kids and wrecking their lives for doing non violent drug offenses. We need to improve the economy by breaking the stranglehold the unions have in keeping more jobs from coming into the city, and we must push things like cutting the corporate tax, cutting the business tax, and cutting the capital gains tax to bring businesses into the cities where unemployment is highest in a state.

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Thanks for your comments

conteach (Diary) Thursday, July 23rd at 5:24PM EST (link)

I did purposely use “revolution” for greater impact. Forgive a little “creative license”