Democrats hid their racism and the Uniparty came into full effect. Regardless the Republicans are the party of Lincoln and the grassroots has never let go of that.
Nothing. Absolutely nothing. I believe it was one democratic senator and 2 democratic house members that changed parties at the time in question. That's the party "switch".
Dinesh D'Souza had a great explanation, but I've had a hard time finding a video clip. I'm commenting in the hope this jogs another another anon's memory and they can chime in.
TLDR: Southern states were racist and Democrat. Conventional wisdom is they stayed racist and became Republican (ergo R's are racist.) BUT, Dinesh points out that racist attitudes were actually declining prior to the Civil Rights Act and that as the South became LESS racist, they became MORE Republican.
"President Woodrow Wilson, a Democrat, was trying desperately to push through his peace plan for Europe after the war, including establishing the League of Nations, a forerunner to the United Nations. The League of Nations was supposed to offer a forum for countries to resolve conflict without resorting to war."
There is a moronic portion of our population that thinks the only way to defeat evil is to join it (globalism). I just can't figure out if they want to segregate minorities (with welfare, citizen status, education) because they're evil, or just dumb.
There are overt calls for segregation going on. In places like Berkeley university they have black only living spaces and are demanding black only classes.
Woodrow Wilson was apoplectic that the Dems weren't falling over themselves to nominate him to a third term after he had a stroke and Edith basically ran the country, which led to the 25th amendment. A former Princeton University President, the most ivory tower of the ivory tower academic types, talking down to us plebeians... Sounds familiar, doesn't it?
How did blacks vote in 1920? Doesn't look like the Dem's negative view of them affected them too much as I found they were very solid dem voters by 1930s.
How many even voted would be the better question, voter suppression tactics and intimidation were still real and being committed by the dems in 1920, maybe by the 30s they had to abandon those overt tactics and switch to gaslighting.
Just for my knowledge, what exactly transpired in more simple terms?
Democrats hid their racism and the Uniparty came into full effect. Regardless the Republicans are the party of Lincoln and the grassroots has never let go of that.
Nothing. Absolutely nothing. I believe it was one democratic senator and 2 democratic house members that changed parties at the time in question. That's the party "switch".
Dinesh D'Souza had a great explanation, but I've had a hard time finding a video clip. I'm commenting in the hope this jogs another another anon's memory and they can chime in.
Edit: Found a link where he explains it, but it's not short - https://youtu.be/yu2VsZPplug
TLDR: Southern states were racist and Democrat. Conventional wisdom is they stayed racist and became Republican (ergo R's are racist.) BUT, Dinesh points out that racist attitudes were actually declining prior to the Civil Rights Act and that as the South became LESS racist, they became MORE Republican.
Came here to point of D'Souza, he talks about it in multiple talks.
Thank you very much!
"President Woodrow Wilson, a Democrat, was trying desperately to push through his peace plan for Europe after the war, including establishing the League of Nations, a forerunner to the United Nations. The League of Nations was supposed to offer a forum for countries to resolve conflict without resorting to war."
There is a moronic portion of our population that thinks the only way to defeat evil is to join it (globalism). I just can't figure out if they want to segregate minorities (with welfare, citizen status, education) because they're evil, or just dumb.
Why not both?
There are overt calls for segregation going on. In places like Berkeley university they have black only living spaces and are demanding black only classes.
League of Nations??? Sounds like a villainous comic book organisation lol
Woodrow Wilson was apoplectic that the Dems weren't falling over themselves to nominate him to a third term after he had a stroke and Edith basically ran the country, which led to the 25th amendment. A former Princeton University President, the most ivory tower of the ivory tower academic types, talking down to us plebeians... Sounds familiar, doesn't it?
How did blacks vote in 1920? Doesn't look like the Dem's negative view of them affected them too much as I found they were very solid dem voters by 1930s.
How many even voted would be the better question, voter suppression tactics and intimidation were still real and being committed by the dems in 1920, maybe by the 30s they had to abandon those overt tactics and switch to gaslighting.