KKK Grand Dragon Endorses Hillary Clinton
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So it is merely unproven. I will go with the statements from the KKK leader in California. However I will note that California is not the base of the traditional KKK. The traditional KKK is based in the U.S. South. A more meaningful perspective would be who the southern KKK chapters have endorsed.
As I pointed out previously the KKK in the Carolinas has also quietly endorsed Hillary Clinton. It may be good to keep in mind that the KKK is traditionally a rural Southern Democratic organization. Republicans are not allowed to be members.
My bottom line however is that it does not make much difference who these idiots (meaning the KKK) endorse. However everyone needs to keep in mind that the KKK is a traditional Democratic organization with many Democratic politicians who were KKK members into the modern error. At least 13 of our Democratic state legislators in NC during the 1990s had KKK connections.
just as it is merely unproven that Trump emerged from a rhinoceros's ass.
Here's a free bit of education for you:
http://www.salon.com/2016/03/04/why_republicans_blaming_democrats_for_the_kkk_are_profoundly_wrong/
That you would actually think the KKK supports Clinton is just plain lunacy, given her history of civil rights work from the very get-go of her career:
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/12/28/u...rcover-to-examine-race-in-education.html?_r=0
Instead of a twisted political article from Salon... here is some actual history of the KKK. Read and educate yourself.
https://www.elitetrader.com/et/threads/are-flash-mobs-a-black-thing.246123/page-5#post-3575516
Yeah, they really are. It's amazing that there are so many of them. I guess that average thinking will be most common. That's one problem with pure democracy. The average person is of only average intelligence.
On June 15, 1987, the KKK marched in Chapel Hill, our largest university town in North Carolina. Home of UNC Chapel Hill.
What do all these KKK marchers in Chapel Hill have in common? They were all Democrats from rural counties of North Carolina. One was a Democratic member of our state legislature.
The Day the KKK Came To Town
What do all these KKK marchers in Chapel Hill have in common? They were all Democrats from rural counties of North Carolina. One was a Democratic member of our state legislature.
The Day the KKK Came To Town
Who cares if the KKK endorsed Hillary or not, the black vote will not be voting republican.
Really you republicans need to get a new party.
I believe that most KKK members today are not Republicans. Republicans are banned from being members.
If you ask me about the membership of other white hate groups (Aryan Nations, etc.) then you could make a argument that many of their members identify as Republicans. Most probably support Trump IMO.
The Klan historically and today is very different than these other hate groups. You need to understand the history of the KKK in context of its agenda and evolution.
My bottom line with any of these hate groups is that their obscene racist opinions do not represent what Anerica is all about.