Is The Democrat Party Dying?

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Is The Democrat Party Dying?
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Canada Free Press
Article date: 
1 November 2020
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Our American Future
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Is the Democrat Party dying? Yes, even in the unlikely event that Biden wins. What will arrive behind him will thoroughly change America and further change the Democrat Party forever, and there will be no going back, save a civil war.

Radical Democrats have taken over the party. If there are any JFK Democrats out there, be assured, your party has left you.... Give them your vote and trillions of dollars and they will save you from a climate they say will kill us in 12 years, and, of course, they will also use the money to create a one-party state, pack the Supreme Court, end the filibuster, socialize medicine, keep the pandemic going to control peoples’ lives, close private schools, pay off friends of their party, take away your guns, destroy the oil industry, take down the border wall, abolish ICE, control all media outlets, give free health care and housing to illegal aliens, register them to vote, monitor your speech for any variance in established party values...

...  it wasn’t the Democrats that passed the 13th Amendment ending slavery, it was the Republicans. It wasn’t the Democrats that passed the 14th Amendment, giving blacks full citizenship, it was the Republicans. It wasn’t Democrats that passed the 15th Amendment giving Blacks the right to vote, it was Republicans. It wasn’t the Democrats that gave women the vote, it was the Republicans that passed the 19th Amendment in 1919. The womens’ right to vote was first introduced by Republicans in 1878, but fought by Democrats for 40 years....

Eisenhower signed into law the Civil Rights Act of 1957, the first major civil rights legislation since the Civil War.
 
Lyndon B. Johnson did sign civil rights legislation, but it was far from his heart. It was more of a continuation of the Kennedy administration, but with a powerful ingredient…politics. How do you get and keep the Black vote? Johnson quipped, “These Negroes, they’re getting pretty uppity. We’ll give them a little something, just enough to quiet them down, not enough to make a difference. If we don’t move at all, their allies will move against us,...there’ll be no way of putting a brake on all sorts of wild legislation. It’ll be reconstruction all over again.”
 
Johnson found a way…create a permanent underclass…

Any party capable of such corruption cannot stay in power except by force...

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