The Civil Rights Act became law in June of 1964. The Act ended racial discrimination in all public places. Senator Barry Goldwater voted against it. He was one of only six Republican Senators to vote against it.
Goldwater ran for president in 1964. Hillary Clinton supported him. She was a "Goldwater Girl". She used to wear a banner that said "Goldwater Girl".
Goldwater's opponent, Lyndon Johnson, put out an ad claiming that the Ku Klux Klan (KKK) supported Goldwater.
I don't know if Hillary saw the ad, but her support for Goldwater was unwavering. Years later, In 1992, she spoke about her support for him.
On June 28, 2010, Hillary Clinton commented on the passing of Senator Robert Byrd. She described him as her mentor. She said “From my first day in the Senate, I sought out his guidance and he was always generous with his time and his wisdom..... As Secretary of State, I continued to rely on his advice and counsel.” The State Department posted a video of her comments on its youtube channel.
Goldwater ran for president in 1964. Hillary Clinton supported him. She was a "Goldwater Girl". She used to wear a banner that said "Goldwater Girl".
Goldwater's opponent, Lyndon Johnson, put out an ad claiming that the Ku Klux Klan (KKK) supported Goldwater.
I don't know if Hillary saw the ad, but her support for Goldwater was unwavering. Years later, In 1992, she spoke about her support for him.
On June 28, 2010, Hillary Clinton commented on the passing of Senator Robert Byrd. She described him as her mentor. She said “From my first day in the Senate, I sought out his guidance and he was always generous with his time and his wisdom..... As Secretary of State, I continued to rely on his advice and counsel.” The State Department posted a video of her comments on its youtube channel.
Hillary didn’t mention that Byrd was a former
racist and Ku Klux Klan member. In December 1944, Byrd wrote to
segregationist Mississippi Senator Theodore G. Bilbo: “I shall never fight in
the armed forces with a negro by my side ... Rather I should die a thousand
times, and see Old Glory trampled in the dirt never to rise again, than to see
this beloved land of ours become degraded by race mongrels, a throwback to the
blackest specimen from the wilds.”
In 1946, Byrd wrote a letter to a Grand Wizard
stating "The Klan is needed today as never before, and I am anxious to see
its rebirth here in West Virginia and in every state in the nation."
Byrd later apologized for his past activities and
was repentant. A 2005 Washington Post article detailed Byrd’s racist past.
Glenn Beck chronicled Robert Byrd’s life and
mentioned his deplorable past. He said “Senator Byrd wasn't just a member of
the KKK. He was a Klan leader holding titles of Kleagle and Exalted
Cyclops."
Senator Byrd took part in a filibuster of the
Civil Rights Act of 1964. He gave a speech against the Civil Rights Act that
lasted for over 14 hours.
Even though Byrd repented, he made another
controversial statement when he was 83 years old. He said “I think we talk
about race too much. There are white niggers. I've seen a lot of white niggers
in my time -- I'm going to use that word.”
Hillary wouldn’t mention even one of Byrd’s abhorrent
racist statements or actions. She does like to criticize her presidential
opponent, though. Donald Trump apparently didn’t disavow David Duke fast enough
for Hillary and the media and they spent a lot of time criticizing him for it.
Duke left the Klan in 1980, but he formed a white nationalist group. Trump did
disavow him. He has never met Duke and has no relationship with him.
Hillary had a relationship with Byrd. There is a
2004 photograph of Senator Byrd kissing Hillary. Even though Byrd had repented
by this time, I don’t think Hillary will be using the photo in any of her
campaign ads.
Hillary did reference the Klan in one of her
campaign ads, though. The ad portrays a negative image of Donald Trump because
a Klan member supports him. There are false insinuations in the ad. It is
despicable and misleading. Trump has no connection to the KKK.
Hillary released the ad in August of 2016. She
didn’t mention in the ad that a Grand Dragon of the KKK endorsed her for president
about six months earlier.
Grand Dragon Will Quigg of the KKK endorsed
Hillary. The endorsement can be seen in a video from March 2016 documenting a
protest that turned violent. One of Quigg’s fellow Klan members was arrested
for stabbing a man.
Quigg was injured in the protest but he wasn’t
arrested. He granted an interview at the scene and said he supports Hillary for
president.
Quigg’s endorsement of Hillary was also documented
in an April 2016 Washington Times article. He claimed to have anonymously
raised $20,000 for Hillary’s campaign. He is quoted as saying: “For the KKK,
Clinton is our choice.”
This is worth repeating. He said: “For the KKK,
Clinton is our choice.”
Quigg’s reasons for supporting Hillary are
shocking.
The Grand Dragon said: “All the stuff she’s saying
now, she’s saying so she can get into office, OK. She doesn’t care about
illegal immigrants — she’s acting like she does so she can get into office.
Once she’s in office, then she’ll implement her policies. She’s a Democrat. The
Klan has always been a Democratic organization.”
There is also a video of Quigg stating his reasons
for supporting Hillary.
As far as I know, only Fox News mentioned the
Quigg endorsement. The media didn’t spend hours talking about this. People
don’t know about Hillary’s Grand Dragon. The Clinton campaign knew all about
Quigg’s endorsement. They didn’t think it was relevant. As far as they’re
concerned, an endorsement by the Klan is only relevant if it’s for Donald
Trump.
The endorsement of Hillary by Will Quiqq would not
be significant, except for one thing. Hillary is the candidate who brought the
KKK into the campaign. She’s the one who put out the ad trying to falsely connect
Trump to that organization. Now, people are becoming aware of Hillary's ties to one of the biggest racists who ever lived, Senator Robert Byrd. They are becoming aware of Will Quigg's endorsement.
There was a protest in Florida on August 26, 2016. People were chanting "Hillary is racist". A black man held a sign that said "Hillary is the KKK".
There was a protest in Florida on August 26, 2016. People were chanting "Hillary is racist". A black man held a sign that said "Hillary is the KKK".
I don’t know if all of Grand Dragon Quigg’s
statements about Hillary are true. He did make one undisputed observation.
Hillary is a democrat.
So was former KKK member Senator Robert Byrd.
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