You haters ought to get together and discuss what FUD you're going to spread. I pays to be consistent.
Stop playing semantic games and just admit that there are no real alternative browsers, only wrappers around Apple's version of webkit, or some Frankensteinian monstrosity that offloads processing to the server.. Anyway, I joined this conversation to make a point and now must leave it point made, whether or not the recipient of my words understood them.
The Republican party has a gay coalition (the "Log Cabin Republicans PAC", GOProud Inc., etc.).
OMG, stop talking. Right now. Those quislings, forgiving towards homophobes, willing to sacrifice marriage equality and discrimination protections for their pieces of silver. You'll find that members of GOProud skew white, rich and most often originating from the South. If that's your view of how "gays are split on parties" then that's a very distorted view. There are much more LGBT people (in fact, I doubt there are many T of LGBT people in the log cabin) who are against GOProud than there are GOProuders.
It's a pretty big one, don't you think, ending slavery? I also mentioned Eisenhower pushing for Civil Rights legislation over LBJ's objections to it in the Senate, but you forgot that real fast, didn't you? And that's the real problem with most of the electorate: they too quickly forget history.
Something tells me Abraham Lincoln and Eisenhower would be Democrats today if they were transported through time to this era. Your skewed view of events makes sense once you mentioned the log cabin. Have a nice time in there (assuming you're LGBT).
Maybe they need to learn a lesson from the LGBT community, and learn to figure out which politicians will support their issues, instead of voting along party lines.
I'm curious. Which republican politicans support black people and black issues? I really want to know. And what level of seniority do they have in the GOP? Can you rustle up any names? Because all you're doing is recycling boring rightwing talking points without actually discussing anything specific that a republican politician or the GOP itself has done for black people.
Another thing, LGBT people voted overwhelmingly democrat as well. Why is it a smart thing when LGBT voters do it, but black people are dumb for doing the same? And why would it be smarter for black people to vote Republican? What have the GOP ever done for them? There was a president who passed the Civil Rights Act against strident opposition from southern whites. That president was LBJ. Where is the Republican LBJ and what has he done?.
"Why can't we ever attempt to solve a problem in this country without having a 'War' on it?" -- Rich Thomson, talk.politics.misc