On this day in 1870, African-American law professor John Langston delivered an influential speech praising the civil rights policies of Republican President Ulysses Grant. Langston (R-VA) would later serve as a diplomat in the Grant administration and then be elected to a term in the U.S. House of Representatives.
This and more history of the GOP that you won’t find in history books in government schools can be found at Michael Zak’s Grand Old Partisan blog. He also wrote the book, Back to Basics for the Republican Party, on the history of the GOP.
A day at the beach on the fourth of July. Look at what government schools are turning out. "What's a founding father?" Great editing job Jesse Watters.
In yet another dose of wealth and class envy (and it's Bush's fault) from who we elected to be our "leader," and still not coming out with his plan to…
Founded and co-sponsored by the Women's National Republican Club's American Forum Series and the National Black Republican Association. The 2008 Black Republican Forum was held on August 6, 2008 and…
the civil rights policies of Republican President Ulysses Grant. Langston (R-VA) would later serve as a diplomat in the Grant administration and then be elected to a term in the U.S. House of Representatives.
