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Default Now we know why there is no Certificate of Live Birth for Obama

Lobby Dosser wrote:

"Bill Shatzer" wrote in message
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Lobby Dosser wrote:

"Bill Shatzer" wrote in message
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Michael Bachmann wrote:

In article , Bill Shatzer
wrote:


Lobby Dosser wrote:


But the problem is the Democrats used to compare Blacks to Apes.
Drew lots of pictures similar to the one posted even. They're
real, real touchy about their Racist Background. Recall that it
was a Republican who freed the slaves and a Republican who
removed the Democrat Governor of Alabama from the Schoolhouse Door.!



John Kennedy was a republican? Who have thunk it?!

The George Wallace "Schoolhouse Door" incident was in June, 1963.

I'd suggest you consult a good history book for who was president
then.

How can you be so historically ignorant?

OBTW, the 13th amendment was authored by a democratic senator.



I think he is actually talking about the Arkansas school desegregation
incident in 1957 where Eisenhower sent a 101st Airborne detachment to
protect 9 black students for an entire school year.



His reference to "the Democratic Governor of Alabama" rather belies
that assertion. The reference was clearly to Alabama, not Arkansas.



NOPE! Posted clarification less than an hour later.



Good try - but the governor of Arkansas never stood in any school
house door. Faubus attempted to prevent the integration of Central
High School in Little Rock but not by standing in any doorways.

That was George Wallace (at the University of Alabama) and only George
Wallace.

Your demonstrated historical ignorance continues.


Jeez, you are an incredible MORON. Look up "figurative" and "metaphor".
If you can't understand the definitions, ask Dondi.


Is that a white flag you're waving? By George, I believe it is.

That ranks right up there with John Kyle's "(the) remark was not
intended to be a factual statement".

peace and justice,