Do say Dear Democrat?
Why reading and understanding the real history and not what the press or certain political parties say is very important! The truth should always be paramount... In your life, it is important to have good positive moral bearings based upon the truth and using your God given intelligence...
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Democratic Myths By Donald J. Keck on January 14, 2006
In his review of this book
R. Lau attempts to "prove" that all Republicans are racists by
misquoting Barry Goldwater's famous acceptance speech at the 1964
Republican Convention. Lau "quotes" Goldwater as saying that "Extremism
in defense of SEGREGATION is no vice." Every sentient American knows
that what Goldwater actually said was this: "Extremism in defense of
LIBERTY is no vice." Barry Goldwater was no racist. And neither is the
Republican Party
This dishonest attempt to portray Republicans as racists has been perpetrated by the Democratic Party for the past thirty years. Anyone who watched the performance of Democratic Senators like Teddy Kennedy in the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Judge Sam Alito appointment to the Supreme Court this week has witnessed the absurd and dishonest lengths to which they are willing to go to perpetuate that myth.
What the Rev. Perryman points out in this book is that for over a hundred years from 1854 to 1964 the Republican Party was the sole champion of emancipation, of equal rights for blacks, of putting an end to racial segregation, and of anti lynching laws; while the Democrats precipitated and fought a civil war to preserve slavery, enacted and enforced the Jim Crow laws that created the segregated South, and invented and repeatedly used the Senate filibuster to block the enactment of anti lynching bills introduced by Republicans.
It is true that by the 1960s the effort to end segregation and discrimination had become a bi-partisan effort. Democratic President Harry Truman took a courageous stand against segregation in 1948, splitting his party; and Lyndon Johnson introduced the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965. But neither of these laws could have been enacted without Republican support. Republican Senators and Congressmen overwhelmingly voted in favor of these bills, while one third of the Democrats in both houses of Congress voted against them, and mounted a filibuster in the Senate to prevent their enactment -- a filibuster that was broken only with Republican votes.
It is also a fact that the first crack in the wall of legal segregation came in 1954 with the Supreme Court decision in Brown v Board of Education outlawing segregation in the public schools. It was a unanimous decision supported by both the Republican and Democratic Justices; and the opinion of the Court was written by Republican Chief Justice Earl Warren.
It is also a fact that Republican President Dwight Eisenhower was the first President since Republican President U.S. Grant to send federal troops to the South to enforce the rights of African Americans, by upholding court ordered desegregation of the Little Rock public schools.
It was also a Republican, Richard Nixon, who established affirmative action as federal policy by issuing an Executive Order requiring that federal construction jobs be given to minority firms.
And finally, Republican President George W. Bush has appointed more minorities to high ranking administrative and judicial positions than any other President before him, including eight out of fifteen Cabinet posts (three Blacks, two Hispanics, two Asians and one Arab American) -- more than all of his Democratic predecessors combined.
The claim that the Democratic Party has been the only advocate of civil rights for blacks and other minorities is a myth invented and perpetuated by partisan Democrats. It is this myth that the Rev. Perryman seeks to dispel with his book UNFOUNDED LOYALTY.
This dishonest attempt to portray Republicans as racists has been perpetrated by the Democratic Party for the past thirty years. Anyone who watched the performance of Democratic Senators like Teddy Kennedy in the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Judge Sam Alito appointment to the Supreme Court this week has witnessed the absurd and dishonest lengths to which they are willing to go to perpetuate that myth.
What the Rev. Perryman points out in this book is that for over a hundred years from 1854 to 1964 the Republican Party was the sole champion of emancipation, of equal rights for blacks, of putting an end to racial segregation, and of anti lynching laws; while the Democrats precipitated and fought a civil war to preserve slavery, enacted and enforced the Jim Crow laws that created the segregated South, and invented and repeatedly used the Senate filibuster to block the enactment of anti lynching bills introduced by Republicans.
It is true that by the 1960s the effort to end segregation and discrimination had become a bi-partisan effort. Democratic President Harry Truman took a courageous stand against segregation in 1948, splitting his party; and Lyndon Johnson introduced the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965. But neither of these laws could have been enacted without Republican support. Republican Senators and Congressmen overwhelmingly voted in favor of these bills, while one third of the Democrats in both houses of Congress voted against them, and mounted a filibuster in the Senate to prevent their enactment -- a filibuster that was broken only with Republican votes.
It is also a fact that the first crack in the wall of legal segregation came in 1954 with the Supreme Court decision in Brown v Board of Education outlawing segregation in the public schools. It was a unanimous decision supported by both the Republican and Democratic Justices; and the opinion of the Court was written by Republican Chief Justice Earl Warren.
It is also a fact that Republican President Dwight Eisenhower was the first President since Republican President U.S. Grant to send federal troops to the South to enforce the rights of African Americans, by upholding court ordered desegregation of the Little Rock public schools.
It was also a Republican, Richard Nixon, who established affirmative action as federal policy by issuing an Executive Order requiring that federal construction jobs be given to minority firms.
And finally, Republican President George W. Bush has appointed more minorities to high ranking administrative and judicial positions than any other President before him, including eight out of fifteen Cabinet posts (three Blacks, two Hispanics, two Asians and one Arab American) -- more than all of his Democratic predecessors combined.
The claim that the Democratic Party has been the only advocate of civil rights for blacks and other minorities is a myth invented and perpetuated by partisan Democrats. It is this myth that the Rev. Perryman seeks to dispel with his book UNFOUNDED LOYALTY.
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Required Reading for Black-Americans
By
Monty Rainey
VINE VOICE on March 11, 2005
As I read Rev. Perryman's outstanding work, I was reminded of an old
adage which seems most appropriate with Black-Americans, and that is
that they are treated like mushrooms, "kept in the dark and fed manure".
The sad thing is, as Rev. Perryman points out, they are coached to keep
in lockstep with the Democrat Party by so-called black "leaders" who,
without exception, promote the Democrat Party for their own gain.
Perryman's work is long overdue, but sadly, will not reach the hands which would most benefit from its' profound conclusions. Perryman has been, and will continue to be, labeled a "sell-out" or an "uncle Tom" just as other prominent blacks who have dared to oppose the Democrat machine such as Clarence Thomas, Walter Williams, Thomas Sowell, J. C. Watt and Conde Rice.
If you are a Black-American, this could well be the most important book you could ever read. What a shame that this book will never see the list of required reading in predominantly black inner-city schools.
Monty Rainey
Perryman's work is long overdue, but sadly, will not reach the hands which would most benefit from its' profound conclusions. Perryman has been, and will continue to be, labeled a "sell-out" or an "uncle Tom" just as other prominent blacks who have dared to oppose the Democrat machine such as Clarence Thomas, Walter Williams, Thomas Sowell, J. C. Watt and Conde Rice.
If you are a Black-American, this could well be the most important book you could ever read. What a shame that this book will never see the list of required reading in predominantly black inner-city schools.
Monty Rainey
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Unfounded Loyalty, by Rev. Wayne Perrman
By
Willis J. Papillion
on March 30, 2005
I finish reading Unfounded Loyalty, in the Fall of 2003, after receiving it from your cpmpany.
I found the book to be both mind provoking and a revelation.
It's historical mentions of how Black-Americans, real history
was effected- along with our Educational,Economic and Educational empowerment.Brought about by the Republicans, not the Democrats--has the liberal media, likes to proclaim!
I've recommended this book to the five School Districts in our
County, for required reading. And have personally, use passages
on the Civil Rights Acts, that the Republicans pass--in my letters to Editor of our local paper. Two of them were published.Also,l send e-mails to hundreds of my e-mail friends--in 12 states.
Additionally, I given presentations, on all the contents of Rev. Perryman historical book--and received rousing positive responses.
Rev. Perry has venture where no other historians, both Black and White, has dare to go.
I can educationally say:Unfounded Loyalty, will truly emancipate
Black-Americans--and some well intended White-Americans!!
Willis Papillion, A retire Educator, in search of our true history!
1578 Reo PL.,NW
Silverdale, WA98383
360-697-5378
willis35@earthlink.net
I found the book to be both mind provoking and a revelation.
It's historical mentions of how Black-Americans, real history
was effected- along with our Educational,Economic and Educational empowerment.Brought about by the Republicans, not the Democrats--has the liberal media, likes to proclaim!
I've recommended this book to the five School Districts in our
County, for required reading. And have personally, use passages
on the Civil Rights Acts, that the Republicans pass--in my letters to Editor of our local paper. Two of them were published.Also,l send e-mails to hundreds of my e-mail friends--in 12 states.
Additionally, I given presentations, on all the contents of Rev. Perryman historical book--and received rousing positive responses.
Rev. Perry has venture where no other historians, both Black and White, has dare to go.
I can educationally say:Unfounded Loyalty, will truly emancipate
Black-Americans--and some well intended White-Americans!!
Willis Papillion, A retire Educator, in search of our true history!
1578 Reo PL.,NW
Silverdale, WA98383
360-697-5378
willis35@earthlink.net
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