As the day & photo amply demonstrate, MLK was not afraid of facing the public. Unlike...
On this day in 1963, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his "I Have A Dream" speech from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C.pic.twitter.com/8Mxg1rt6R4
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Lloyd - I Have a Dream that you vote to impeach Trump, so that our country can be united again. I was barely political before 2016. Before 2016, I didn't feel the pressing need to check the news multiple times a day to keep tabs on how our president is undermining democracy.
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“I’m going to turn this in to a ‘this day in history’ account after I lose in November, let’s test one out.”
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You should be ashamed,
@RepSmucker. You invoke Dr. King’s legacy while betraying everything he and so many others struggled for: equality of humankind before our creator. Your complicity with an Administration that intentionally stokes racial fear & prejudice speaks for itself. -
You have shown an embarrassing lack of moral fortitude and leadership in this precarious moment,
@RepSmucker. History will judge you for your silence, as this President—whom you endorsed—divides us against each other, employing racism and xenophobia to consolidate his own power. - 1 more reply
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You imply praise but do not match your actions.
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MLKJr was Republican
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Both sides right Llyod? Just like your buddy
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Amazing how many don’t know that MLKJr was Republican! Also amazing how fast the Dems had twisted historical facts!!
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