Here, according to LBJ’s own black chauffeur, is how thIs progressive Democratic icon treated blacks. This was AFTER he signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Do left-wing historians still want to contend LBJ had long given up the racism of his early career? pic.twitter.com/bLiEgiY71H
— Dinesh D'Souza (@DineshDSouza) March 10, 2019
For decades minorities have served as pawns for the DemProgs. They go along with their race-baiting, victimology, the bigotry of low expectations, and racism against whites and their own people for not towing the Party line.
They like keeping blacks on the Democratic Party plantation. It gives them a demographic to exploit while mouthing platitudes about evil rich (white) corporate owners versus the workers. The myth of the Left being for the working class and minorities has been wrung for all it’s worth. It’s part and parcel of a party that uses exploitation as a campaign pitch for a target audience; a monolithic easily manipulated voting bloc that is all too willing to participate. As a matter of fact, the Dems readily admit that throwing the race card is simply a tactic for political gain.
Ever so often, the facade of tolerance drops, and they let the truth slip. Indiana Dem Sen. Joe Donnelly responded with this when asked a question during a debate:
“Our state director is Indian American, but he does an amazing job,” Donnelly said during the debate. “Our director of all constituent services — she’s African American, but she does an even more incredible job than you could ever imagine.”
The Dems have quite a racist history to contend with and they’ve been trying to rewrite it ever since.
If this were a Republican….you know the rest. No one does racism like the Left.
But they’re liberal bigots, so it’s okay.
Related article:
https://www.nationalreview.com/2015/06/democratic-party-racist-history-mona-charen/
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