Posted on 10/27/2004 12:19:27 PM PDT by police
In his book Inside the White House by Ronald Kessler on page 33, President Lyndon Baines Johnson when asked by one of two Governors, that this civil rights bill is very important to you and he replied, when I sign that civil rights bill I'll have those n-----s voting Democrat for the next two hundred years. And as for former President Bill Clinton, when he was Governor of Arkansas he was sued by the NAACP for violating the civil rights of Blacks. A three federal judge panel ruled 3-0 against Clinton and found that he did violate the voting rights of blacks. Clinton embarassed by the decision he had his state attorney file an appeal with the US Supreme court and lost 8-0. And while he was being sued by the NAACP, he was also being sued by the Hispanics of Arkansas for of all things "Racial Profiling," in that he had Arkansas state troopers stopping only Hispanics and searching their vehicles for drugs. A federal judge ruled against Clinton and oredered that he have the troopers stop that practice. Six months later Clinton met with the head of the state troopers and said that he didn't care what the judge ruled and ordered the troopers to continue stopping Hispanics. This can all be found with simple searches on the internet, and to read page 33 from Inside the White House by Ronald Kessler. And I wonder how many Blacks and Hispanics who check this out and find out that they belong to a party who only wants their vote and just simply has used them all of these years. This is what the liberal media has not reported because they know that once minorities find this out they will not vote for Kerry or any Democrat.
I've seen at least 100 "Viva Bush" bumper stickers around Arizona vs ONE Spanish language Kerry sticker. It always warms my heart to see the Viva Bush signs.
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