MLK is a Republican

Tomorrow on January 15th is the date when Martin Luther King, Jr. was born. And yes, it’s true he was a Republican. A little known fact that many people tried to obscure it.

According to “The Black Republican” magazine, which debut in 2006, they did a 3-page article about MLK and the reasons why he was a Republican and not a Democrat. The article contains chockfull of interesting information to read. Even though Michelle Obama invoked MLK’s dream speech while at the same celebrating the Democratic party fully unaware, possibly so, of the Democratic party's 200 year of misdead and harm they have done against black people all the way up to the 1960s.

“Reparations March on Congress for a Formal Apology to African Americans” from the Democrat-controlled Congress. The group is demanding that the Democrats apologize for the Democratic Party’s 200-year history of racism and failed socialism that has trapped urban blacks in poverty.

..the book Back to Basics for the Republican Party by Michael Zak who provides a compelling, fact-based account of how it was Republicans, not Democrats, who championed civil rights for blacks from the 1860‘s to the 1960‘s. An additional reference is the book Enough: The Phony Leaders, Dead-End Movements and Culture of Failure That Are Undermining Black America by black Democrat Juan William who exposes, in detail, the Democratic Party’s failed socialist policies.

Colonel Rice noted that author Michael Scheurer stated succinctly that history shows that the Democratic Party is and always has been the party of “four S‘s“: Slavery, Secession, Segregation and now Socialism.

“We must not only demand that the Democrats apologize for the atrocities they committed against blacks”, said NBRA Vice Chairman Richard St. Paul who is also a lawyer, “but we must also hold the Democrats accountable for the deplorable conditions in black communities that have been run by Democrats for the past 40 years.

Indeed. And on a funny note, Hillary Clinton invoked MLK's dream as well. Perhaps she's trying to become the first "black woman president" of the United States?

Let's celebrate MLK, Jr knowing contently that he was a Republican who shared liked minded views. Wayne Perryman thinks so, too.