Romney campaign begins quiet push for African American voters

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Avatar rdgrnr -
#1
The Democrat city officials were right there in the crowd heckling Romney.
In effect, telling the Blacks to ignore Romney and just stay right there in your ghetto voting Democrat like you have for generations and we'll take care of you.
And fout years from now they'll tell them the same thing in the same ghetto.
And four years from then they'll tell them the same thing in the same ghetto.
And so on.
And so on.
And so on.
Just like always.
Avatar MADDOG10 -
#2
Must be afraid, or else they wouldn't be there.
Typical agenda of the Democrats.
Avatar bobbya -
#3
Blacks were screwed 100 years by the RepugnantCON Party after the Emancipation Proclamation and The Civil War,they voted Republican for that 100 years.
They didn't start voting Democrat until 1964 when all those Southern Democrats(Thurman,Helms to name 2), who turned Republican rather than give blacks civil rights and stop Jim Crow.
White Owned and Controlled America still discriminates!
The RepubliCON Party still doesn't have ONE Black U.S. Senator and only in 2010 had more than 1 black at one time in The U.S. House of Represenatives.
Avatar louise black -
#4
They can push as much as they want as long as the Republican Party are sympathizers of the KKK and White Supremacy. Blacks will never vote in groves for any Republican.Not to mention the nutcase they have manage to attract such as:Allen West and couple more self hated Blacks, I can't even remember their names that how important they are .I remember the C-Pac Convention that the Iowa :Steve King had on the Panelist of C- Pac well known KKK member Peter Brimlow and what was said , nothing no apology for that Trash! STFU about Blacks and their choosing who their comfortable voting for it's their choice.We will not let you take that away as much as the Republicans Party , Tea party would like to.
Avatar scorpio -
#5
i know of two romney will get,rice and cain.seems the wanna be rich,and the wealthy go for romney.
Avatar MADDOG10 -
#6
@bobya, you need to go to a doctor and get Hormones checked, because they are all out of wack.
@louise you need to go to a doctor and get your Testoserone checked it is all wacked out also.
@scorpio, you need to check yourself in a mental health facility, you are very dillusional.
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The First Blacks In Congress Were All Republicans

Hiram Rhodes Revels of Mississippi was the first black elected as a United States senator, serving from 1870-1871 as a Republican. Revels completed the unfinished term of Jefferson

Davis who was the former president of the confederacy. He was followed in the Senate by Republican Blanche K. Bruce, also of Mississippi.

Republican Joseph Rainey of South Carolina was the first black to enter the House of Representatives.

Below is a list of the black Republicans elected to Congress during the Reconstruction era. Their lifespan is shown in parenthesis.

United States Senate

Hiram Rhodes Revels (1822-1901); Republican – Mississippi; 1870-1871

Blanche Bruce (1841-1898); Republican – Mississippi; 1875-1881

House of Representatives

John Willis Menard (1838-1893); Republican - Louisiana; 1868

Joseph Rainey (1832-1887); Republican - South Carolina; 1870-1879

Jefferson F. Long (1836-1901); Republican – Georgia; 1870-1871

Robert C. De Large (1842-1874); Republican - South Carolina; 1871-1873

Robert B. Elliott (1842-1884); Republican - South Carolina; 1871-1874

Benjamin S. Turner (1825-1894); Republican – Alabama; 1871-1873

Josiah T. Walls (1842-1905); Republican – Florida; 1871-1873, 1873-1875, 1875-1876

Richard H. Cain (1825-1887); Republican - South Carolina; 1873-1875, 1877-1879

John R. Lynch (1847-1939); Republican – Mississippi; 1873-1877, 1882-1883

James T. Rapier (1837-1883); Republican – Alabama; 1873-1875

Alonzo J. Ransier (1834-1882); Republican - South Carolina; 1873-1875

Jeremiah Haralson (1846-1916); Republican - Alabama; 1875-1877

John Adams Hyman (1840-1891); Republican - North Carolina; 1875-1877

Charles E. Nash (1844-1913); Republican – Louisiana; 1875-1877

Robert Smalls (1839-1915); Republican - South Carolina; 1875-1879, 1882-1883, 1884-1887

James E. O'Hara (1844-1905); Republican - North Carolina; 1883-1887

Henry P. Cheatham (1857-1935); Republican - North Carolina; 1889-1893

John Mercer Langston (1829-1897); Republican – Virginia; 1890-1891

Thomas E. Miller(1849-193); Republican - South Carolina; 1890-1891

George W. Murray (1853-1926); Republican - South Carolina; 1893-1895, 1896-1897

George Henry White (1852-1918); Republican - North Carolina; 1897-1901
Avatar scorpio -
#7
mad doggy,you are hard trying to intimidate by big words.you should be intelligent enough to know that went out years ago,people are too smart now to think your accusations are worth anything.i'd think by your words you are an old unhappy type of person.
Avatar jarasan -
#8
Facts are big words.
Avatar scorpio -
#9
yes,but they have to be true facts,not just fabrications.
Avatar JAP69 -
#10
Madaline G. Dunn, 78, who said she has lived there for 50 years, said she is “personally offended” that Romney would visit her neighborhood.

“It’s not appreciated here,” she said. “It is absolutely denigrating for him to come in here and speak his garbage.”
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Do you think the press would publish a statement like that from someone when Obama visits a non black community?
Seems like Obama favors the white community to deliver his speeches. Ever notice that.
He knows he has the black vote sewed up so why bother with them.
Obama has not given blacks any preferential treatment as far as legislation goes to help the black community. And they will not get any even if he is reelected.
Any legislation on the books for social programs go to all Americans to use.
So a vote for Obama benefits non blacks for social programs as well.
Avatar louise black -
#11
Name calling will do nothing for me, the people that's being represented here was before the Democrats and Republican change place with the Southern Strategy 1963 during the hype of the Civil Rights Movement.These "So Call Bullies" Republicans can hallow foul play as long as they like. That not going to change history. Notice all his "Black Republicans" was in the 1800's that prove my point Ha! I hope those Hell Angels don't be too rough when they take you in.
Avatar MADDOG10 -
#12
Comment by scorpio - Today, 7:48 pm
mad doggy,you are hard trying to intimidate by big words.you should be intelligent enough to know that went out years ago,people are too smart now to think your accusations are worth anything.i'd think by your words you are an old unhappy type of person.
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Not by words julia, Nothing but the facts ma'm .
Actually I'm a young happy type of person, because it's foiled idiots such as you that keep me that way
Thanks ole buddy ole pal.
Your akolades are very distinguished for an old wuss, Julia. Have a warm glass of milk, take your teeth out and put them in your cup and say good night Julia you can play again tomorrow.
Avatar MADDOG10 -
#13
Weezy you Never had or will have a point, your clueless...!
The Hell's Angels aren't the KKK as you tried to say before weezy, they're actually a great bunch of Riders.
be careful how you tread with your words about the "Angels" weezy, you never know when you might need them...!
Avatar MADDOG10 -
#14
i know of two romney will get,rice and cain.seems the wanna be rich,and the wealthy go for romney.
# posted by scorpio : 6:45 PM
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I know Gays will vote for your butt buddy Scorpussle. Don;t that make you feel good and warm all over, like Brokeback Mountain. In that relationship are you the Mr. or Mrs Julia.
Avatar louise black -
#15
HA! Ha!, you thought the Hell Angels mention was the Bikers! HAAAA!! Gee!! You are old if you didn't get it! If you never seen the movie "Ghost." You really should STFU and do what probably do anyway GFYS.

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