it's time to call the republican party what it is -- the white supremacist party
ever since nixon, they played a game of running a business conservative and giving the wink-and-nod to the bigots, the white supremacists, the sexists, the racists, etc.
often they would give them some red meat speech and election-year issue, greedily take their votes, then go back to pursuing their business conservative agenda. they didn't completely ignore them, and they certainly did damage to civil rights and such, but their primary agenda was pro-business, deregulation, tax cuts, etc.
with donnie that has been turned on its head. donnie was a white supremacist candidate, he ran a white supremacist campaign, and he's a white supremacist president with a white supremacist agenda. he occasionally throws the business conservative community some red meat and talks about tax cuts or whatever, but the primary agenda is the white supremacist agenda.
don't get me wrong, donnie's happy to get a tax cut, too; just as most republicans previously were happy to see civil rights curtailed. it's just a matter of priorities and emphasis.
here in the northeast, i know plenty of people who honestly do not want to be seen as bigots. they've been able to vote for republicans for ages because of the wink-and-nod arrangement that let them insist that republicans were all about business and the bigotry thing was just a silly play for a few extra votes from some other fringe group.
no longer. the republican party needs to be known as the white supremacist party. we have to call it like it is.
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i haven't met too many white supremacists who aren't sexists. unfair generalization, i know, 
