Marc Malone,
OK, I’m confused by your statements. First you acknowledge that being anti-REB is not anti-American but then you state “being anti-American always means you’re anti-Repub”. You’re contradicting yourself. How about we just stick with your first statement, being anti-REB is NOT anti-American.
On your second point, yes in the aftermath of the Civil War it was the Republican Party that were the ‘radical progressives’. Those days are long gone. Since that time (with the exception of Teddy Roosevelt) the REBs have consistently been against the civil rights movement.
Your third point is false as well. In the aftermath of the passage of the Civil Rights Act it was the ‘Dixiecrats’ that left the DEMs to become REBs.
On your final point, I did what you suggested and went to the DNC website: http://www.democrats.org/agenda.html . On their agenda section I didn’t see any evidence of the things you suggested (except on issued of taxation). Tell me, what is this so called ‘truth’ you’re referring to?
