This is my home, I love this area. The Confederate flag flying over that capitol today is just as much a part of my heritage as Dr. King’s March down 6th Avenue. And just because of that, I’m not blinded to the past just like I’m not blinded to the future. I mean I want to move forward.

Anyone who’d say this publicly today would be eviscerated by the media, social justice warriors would be parked in front of that person’s home, and his or her professional life would be summarily destroyed.

But if you’re Morris Dees, “Founder and Chief Trial Attorney” of the Southern Poverty Law Center, your past words are easily and conveniently forgotten while you point your finger of sanctimony at whomever you wish and label a “hate group” just because you can and the liberal world will not only listen, but dig deep!

In 2015, Dees essentially declared the Ku Klux Klan dead yet the Southern Poverty Law Center is now exploiting the tragedy in Charlottesville… using the spectre of the Klan.

The people, groups and symbols at Charlottesville

That should be worth a few million dollars.

The employees in question should have never left the store to respond further. Heather Franklin, whose self-recorded video of her hysterical pleas to the employees not to approach her is contradicted by the same video showing said employees approximately 50 yards away and not impeding her ability to drive away. But because she’s a poor, helpless, crying woman with a child, her dubious word was accepted.

Progressive activists take to the streets, commit acts of wanton vandalism and physical assault, and those on the opposite side politically are supposed to sit back and accept the First Amendment-protected insults and taunts.

The Confederate flag is an offensive symbol to some and a revered reminder of heritage to others. It should not be removed from sight as the left demands because that flag was also a proud banner of the Democrat Party and their legacy of historical racism towards black people. While Jews consistently remind us we should “never forget” about the Holocaust, Democrats should not be allowed to whitewash their imprint on American history under terms they now dictate.

The opportunists took advantage of the situation as the Direct Action Alliance organized a protest against incivility, complete with music that included YG & Nipsey Hussle’s “FDT” (Fuck Donald Trump). It’s unclear how the president was involved with the incident in Portland.

Who routinely defaces property and/or instinctively creates racist hoax narratives to “raise awareness” and we wonder if the store’s CEO would be so apologetic after seeing a pic on Facebook of a sign he obviously wouldn’t condone and no one in his store altered? Have you noticed the left’s first impulse is to insult, thus enrage black people?

Most reasonable people see things everyday they deem offensive. We personally shake our heads every time we see Obama-Biden or Hillary bumper stickers. Do we follow those cars so we can verbally berate them? No. We don’t allow our emotions to overwhelm common sense and civility and that’s what contrasts people like us from the Heather Franklins and the “Direct Action Alliance“.

She intentionally ramped things up to the next level and achieved the victim status attention desired.

More to come, guaranteed.

Let’s begin here: we know, respect and like Corey as a person and politically, his accomplishments are laudable. We’re also aware of those running his campaign and aside from their previous alliances with the very Ted Cruz campaign that Stewart fought against during the presidential campaign where they stole Trump delegates, the campaign’s direction is confounding at best.

For the last few weeks, Stewart’s campaign has wrapped him in this cause to save Confederate monuments of historical importance.

WTF…?

Republican candidate for governor Corey Stewart spoke at the Old South Ball in Danville on Saturday night, surrounded by more Confederate flags than you could shake a saber at. With one massive flag hanging above him, and apparently in period clothing, the hyperbolic chairman of the Prince William County Board of Supervisors promised to protect Confederate monuments in the state with his life.
— Daily Press, 4/9/17

Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson’s views on slavery was somewhere best not to go, let alone defend in a campaign setting.

The blacks are immeasurably better off here than in Africa, morally, socially and physically. The painful discipline they are undergoing, is necessary for their instruction as a race, and I hope will prepare and lead them to better things. How long their subjugation may be necessary is known and ordered by a wise Merciful Providence.
— Robert E. Lee, to Mary Anna Lee, December 27, 1856

Jackson neither apologized for nor spoke in favor of the practice of slavery. He probably opposed the institution. Yet in his mind the Creator had sanctioned slavery, and man had no moral right to challenge its existence.
— James I. Robertson, Jr., Alumni Distinguished Professor in History, Virginia Tech

And of course when the predictable blowback came from the left and their media, the campaign uploads and shares their signature, amateurish (for what should be a multi-million dollar campaign with national implications), shaky vertical video in the wimpish attempt to make a strong candidate look like a victim of liberal bullies: a victim of multiple campaign-inflicted wounds.

Republican gubernatorial candidate Corey Stewart came to this town to defend its statue of Robert E. Lee in a downtown park, only to be swarmed by dozens of protesters who shouted him down everywhere he went. It was the harshest reception yet for the provocative chairman of the Prince William Board of County Supervisors, who is campaigning for the GOP nomination for governor as Virginia’s Donald Trump, with a hard-line stance against illegal immigration.
— Washington Post, 2/11/17

Gubernatorial candidate Corey Stewart came to denounce City Council’s decision to remove the statue of General Robert E. Lee, bringing with him Thaddeus Dionne Alexander, who became a social media sensation for telling Hillary Clinton supporters to “stop being crybabies.” Stewart was met by protesters shouting, “Hey hey, ho ho, white supremacy’s got to go,” and his campaign described them as “an aggressive mob of liberal protesters.”
— C-Ville, 2/15/17

The problem with a campaign run by millennials is that while they may have ready access to Wikipedia and can look something up when a topic arises, they generally have no frame of reference for anything that happened prior to their existence on the planet.

Had ONE of them spent five minutes on The Dixiecrat Myth, they’d know that Confederate history IS Democrat history. Stewart’s current mission of “stopping historical vandalism” is something best left to people who actually were born in Virginia and may have had relatives who were on either side during the Civil War.

As Corey Stewart is from Duluth, Minnesota, what dog does he have in this fight?

“They’re blaming this Confederate flag issue, but they’re not following this race very carefully,” Stewart said in a telephone interview with the Times Sunday.

“Because this is not about the Confederate flag,” Stewart continued. “It’s about out-of-control political correctness that shames people for celebrating their ancestry and their heritage.”
— Prince William Times, 4/23/17

Granted, Civil War history/heritage is American history/heritage but in making these statements, he’s failed to remind Virginians that the Confederate flag was also THE symbol of the Democrat Party, thus purging the Commonwealth of these symbols is the ongoing liberal whitewash of their murderous legacy of slavery, Jim Crow, their Klan, lynchings, voting rights suppression; the list goes on.

Is that Stewart’s fault? Maybe. Is it his campaign’s fault for not providing him the necessary political context? Definitely.

In a gubernatorial campaign with national implications, ignorance is no excuse and the optical results of this political incompetence is glaring. Democrats salivate at the opportunity to Photoshop a Republican with a Confederate flag. Stewart’s campaign has given them many freebies.

Trump’s Former Virginia Chair Goes Full-On Racist Confederate in Bid for Governor
“Inspired by Trump, his former Virginia chair runs the ‘most openly Confederate-friendly campaign in recent memory’”
— PoliticusUSA, 3/29/17

In politics, optics are everything. Who in a sane campaign would allow such ammunition to be stockpiled in the first place? People have been fired from high-profile campaigns for far less.

Every Republican in the nation who runs for anything knows at some point the Democrats will call that Republican a racist, yet Stewart’s campaign appears to have stupidly invited and embraced the label for their candidate. And the bleeding has become a gush.

A group of four Prince William County Supervisors, along with the County Sheriff, are endorsing Ed Gillespie in the race to become the Republican candidate in Virginia’s gubernatorial race. They’ve chosen Gillespie over their own colleague on the Board of Supervisors, Chairman Corey Stewart.

“It’s become very difficult to defend Corey Stewart’s message and actions as he wraps himself in the Confederate Flag,” Supervisor Martin Nohe (R-Coles) told WMAL.
— WMAL, 4/24/17

We’re not the ones making a big deal over the debacle that has visually overtaken Stewart’s campaign. We’re not the ones who told Corey this is a winning issue even though we can’t remember ONE Republican who’s ever won an election embracing the Confederate flag. While we all know he isn’t a white supremacist racist, Stewart’s campaign has given Democrats and establishment Republicans a massive club to beat the candidate who has beaten Democrats easily in the past, which is exactly why this gift was so politically unnecessary.

What a whining little b**** this guy is. Just remember a few things as you watch this pathetic video by Corey Stewart: 1) this is the same guy, born and raised in Minnesota by the way, who’s been waging a neo-Confederate campaign, who just a couple weeks ago proclaimed his pride for the Confederate flag at the “Old South Ball” in Danville, Virginia, and who is now claiming it’s “not about the Confederate flag” after all; 2) Corey’s getting his butt kicked by all metrics – polls, fundraising, straw polls, you name it – by Ed Gillespie; and 3) most recently, Corey was rejected by four of his fellow Republican Prince William County Supervisors, plus Prince William County’s Sheriff, all of whom endorsed Ed Gillespie for Governor over him. So now, it’s all about the “far left” and a war on Virginia’s “identity” and the “bondage” of “political correctness,” which he vows to “stomp out” and “destroy” because it’s “not something that belongs in a free society.” Yeah, the guy’s a Virginia Republican all right…
— Blue Virginia, 4/23/17

With all of his accomplishments, the CONFEDERATE FLAG is the last thing that Corey Stewart should be talking about in the race for the governorship of Virginia. This topic should have been avoided when it came up and left to the locals to hammer out. Despite all the pics taken of Stewart lately with the flag and locals, did anyone think about how those visceral optics would appear to black people, especially the senior-most elected black Republican in the Commonwealth?

Today, I am pulling my endorsement of Corey Stewart for Governor. He is a friend but his campaign has become more focused on division, rather than the unifying values and the history of the Republican Party. I now support Ed Gillespie to be our next Governor.
— Prince William Sheriff Glenn Hill

“… his campaign”.

Stewart has significantly reduced the number of criminal illegal aliens without the Confederate Flag. Stewart has reduced taxes as At-Large Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of Prince William County without the Confederate flag, but what are his enemies (Democrat and Republican) talking about? The symbol of Democrat racism he appears to have embraced, at least in the all-important optics.

And let’s just say, for shits and giggles, that Corey Stewart wins the primary. Do you think the media: local, state, and national will be talking about his record and/or his positions? It will be about the optics of a Republican and the Confederate flag. We’ll be reminded of Dylann Roof going into a church, gunning down nine black people, and a pic of him next to… the Confederate flag. And if you think the Democrats won’t use these optics against Corey Stewart, you’re naive.

How he recovers with an indefensible campaign position is unclear, but this is still his campaign to lose. Both sides are trying to take him out.

Corey Stewart and his campaign shouldn’t be helping them.

UPDATE

Corey Stewart ultimately lost his bid for Virginia governor.

Establishment candidates prevailed in Virginia’s gubernatorial primaries Tuesday, with Ed Gillespie squeaking by Corey Stewart for the Republican nomination while Ralph Northam had an easier path to the Democratic nomination, defeating Tom Perriello.
— NBC4, 6/13/17

And Gillespie eventually lost to Northam giving us another Democrat governor.

Sadly, some of us could see this coming. Stewart’s paid campaign staff did not and many have comfortably moved on to infect other Virginia campaigns. But, what else is new?

With that, why do blacks HAVE to be Democrat?

Of course we know that almost all information regarding the political history and present is controlled by liberals in education, the media, and entertainment. That makes it very easy for the left to disseminate any narrative necessary to keep a segment of a population in their control. Any information coming from a teacher (as they’re assumed to be an accredited source of truthful knowledge), news and/or entertainment personality is automatically deemed accurate thus they have the ability to shape opinion that sticks.

But what if that information is a lie? What if those disseminating that opinion is doing intentionally or out of ignorance, and those who receive that information are just regarded as lowly pawns, easily sacrificed for a greater goal?

Going back to Baltimore (which is emblematic of most inner cities), one party has controlled almost every political entity within. Nothing has improved in these cities, in fact, almost every social and economic category has gotten worse, yet that party receives the super-majority of the vote every time with literally nothing to show for it, and it was publicly recognized years ago.

I’ve often used this very simple analogy.

If someone had to repeatedly return a car to a shop for a specific repair and that repair repeatedly wasn’t done, that person would quickly find another shop to take that car (unless they’re stupid). With that, there is no justifiable reason for any black person to vote for a Democrat until they repair the black community (improve educational and economic opportunity) as is done for any other.

So, why do blacks continue to give that knee-jerk vote for Democrats? Because the left knows how to trigger negative emotion from certain constituencies for their political benefit.

If it’s a woman, Democrats latch onto a timely issue to exploit such as domestic violence, “campus rape culture”, wage inequality, etc. If it’s a black person, they scream “racism” and draw that predictable, visceral, negative response that they hope will shut down rational thought in favor of emotion.

Democrats knowingly count on the ignorance of black people; ignorance they perpetuate and exploit. We hope you can imagine the disgust experienced as The Democrat Race Lie was researched and compiled. As discovered and verified with each new tidbit, it was realized that almost everything we’ve grown up believing about the history of the United States was indeed a lie. A lie that’s repeated to this day by elected Democrats, their media, black so-called civil rights “leaders”, liberal controlled education system and simply because they can.

The recent Confederate Flag controversy, because of it’s convenient presence in the tragic Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church shootings in Charleston, South Carolina, has opened a brief exposure into the truth that is the history of “The White Man’s Party”; a history being willfully ignored by black media pundits who’ve sold out their consumers as to maintain their opulent lifestyle.

Until black people wake up, understand they’ve been used and abused for decades and take their car to another shop, things will NEVER improve in the black community and that’s just what Democrats count on. I’m not saying the Republican Party is the greatest of alternatives, but when enough people stop going to a bad repair shop, it has one of two courses of action: improve service and credibility or go out of business.

The bottom line is the Democrat Party was formed to enable the use of people. At that time it was solely for their personal wealth. If you look at the party today, those in power earn a very good living while the intentionally growing number at the bottom live on the scraps left over to keep them alive and constantly dependent.

If families will ostracize a black person who wishes to exercise their Constitutional 1st Amendment “freedom of assembly” and association right, it again comes down to what Democrats depend on: instilling fear in any black who wishes to leave the plantation. Another thing to think about: the Democrat Party believes they own the black vote.

They instilled and enforced that fear centuries ago (Ku Klux Klan) and they proudly continue their proud tradition to this day. When the truth is finally understood by black people, the revolt against the Democrat Party will be severe because that strategy has cost millions of American blacks a positive standard of life, mass targeted abortions, thus many lives as well just so a few can enjoy the perks of power.

As we’ve all recently witnessed, Democrats will help advance gays, lesbians, transgenders, illegal Mexicans, Muslims, and almost every approved aggrieved group, EXCEPT black people. And why is that?

Because Democrats know they don’t have to.