Mother Jones has a detailed article about McDaniel's appearances at two events held by the "Jones County Rosin Heels," a local chapter of the Sons of Confederate Veterans. He spoke at the group's "Southern Heritage Conference" in August, sharing a bill with a guy who thinks
Kris mKdanielKs is not a racist, and how dare you call him a racist. He'd like you to know that some of his best friends are negros. That still doesn't mean they should be allowed to vote, thanks to those new Mississippi voter ID laws in place, though. A shining example of Southern Repugnant values.
One of the biggest mistakes the guys who drafted that very clever law was not to make it explicit that the states did not form a federal republic, and retained no right individually or collectively to dissolve it.
No matter how many individual dumbasses among We the People wanted such a right to exist.
And the Percys, Walker & Leroy.
Andrew Jackson had the right idea. Hang all the secesh SOBs.
And the so-called \"internet\" agrees with you. Ah, memory....
Iced tea with sugar in it, honey.
Kris mKdanielKs is not a racist, and how dare you call him a racist. He'd like you to know that some of his best friends are negros. That still doesn't mean they should be allowed to vote, thanks to those new Mississippi voter ID laws in place, though. A shining example of Southern Repugnant values.
Ol'Bill Faulkner. Somewhat of a racist at times, but one fine writer.
Ineptly.
One of the biggest mistakes the guys who drafted that very clever law was not to make it explicit that the states did not form a federal republic, and retained no right individually or collectively to dissolve it.
No matter how many individual dumbasses among We the People wanted such a right to exist.