Charlie Rangel (D-NY) is probably the dumbestand most racist Representative in our government today.
The stupid and racist turd attacks Republicans as racist Confederates, when in reality, it was Democrats who were Confederates, and who fought to keep slavery alive and keep slaves in chains.
Corrupt & Racist Charlie Rangel Doesn’t Know Racist KKK History of His Democrat Party
Racist and corrupt Democrats, like Charlie Rangel, will continue lying about the racist slave-mongering history of the Democrat party at every opportunity because most Democrats will believe the lies because they are too stupid to know any better.
One day soon, the Black Population in the United States will pull their heads out of their asses, and revolt against the Democrat party that kept their ancestors as slaves, and the Democrat party that fought in the Civil War to protect their right to own slaves, and has been lying to Black People for decades.
On the 150th anniversary of the Gettysburg Address, Rep. Charlie Rangel (D-NY) declared that many Republicans have Confederate generals in their family trees.
Rangel’s accusation came in a story in Roll Call where the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) was reported as eyeing changes in filibuster rules to prevent “racist” Republicans from using the rule to affect debate on the Hill.
The CBC, Roll Call said, “is fed up with Republican filibusters of President Barack Obama’s nominees,” because Republicans are “racist” against Obama, they believe. Thus, the race-based group is looking to change the rules to favor its own needs.
Most of the article is focused on the stalled status of many of the President’s nominees for one position or another. However, buried at the tail of the piece was probably the most racist comment of all—from CBC member Charlie Rangel.
Rangel thinks every Republican lawmaker in a district where slavery was once legal is related by blood to a Confederate general:
No one makes a big deal of it, but if you re a fly on the wall in any of their homes—I’ll tell you what: If you track the Confederate Army to the Dixiecrats, to the conversation of the Republicans, to the districts that were affected, you may be dealing with different labels, but if they were ever able to track down their ancestors, there’s a Confederate general in every damn living room.
The New York Congressman did not allow for any exceptions—despite their obvious existence in Sens. Marco Rubio (R-FL), a first-generation Cuban immigrant, and Tim Scott (R-SC), who is black.
Less than a month ago, Rep. Rangel wrote an op-ed for the Huffington Post expressing his wish for lawmakers to “[work] together in a bipartisan fashion.” No matter one’s political views, it seems quite obvious the first step toward bipartisanship is not associating the other side of the aisle with those who fought to preserve slavery.
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