Republicans are now: “The Reich Wing”- Coatesville area black clergy needs to stop taking GOP under the table cash

You know whom I'm talking to, the black Chester County clergy that plays both sides.

 In 2006 a man who had recently became a CCRC committeeperson said to me, “I looked at becoming a Democratic committeeman. There’s no money in it.” 

 He came to my front door to say this. He wanted me to change to Republican. His message was, “You’re a foolish, change to Republican.” 

 It was not the first or last time someone told me to change to Republican. The message to Democrats like me is:

 In Coatesville, Chester County, PA, there is no money for you as a Democrat. There is money for you as a Republican. 

The Reich Wing

Even after Republicans nominated a white supremacist, loved by the KKK and Nazi Party, there are STILL black people in the Coatesville area who claim that Republicans are on the side of African Americans. Their reasoning is that Democrats were segregationists. That was 60 years ago.

"DAVID DUKE: I really believe that we are on the way. The last three appointees of Donald Trump, the most important appointees, [Stephen] Bannon as his chief strategist. Flynn, of course, Michael Flynn as his national security adviser, top adviser, and [Jeff] Sessions as attorney general, I believe, are the first steps in taking America back. He’s appointed men who are going to start this process of taking our country back and I tell you, for the first time in years, our side is empowered, our side is enthusiastic, our side is excited, our side is hopeful, but more than hopeful, we are becoming confident. 

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I think black Republicans don’t really care about old time Democratic segregationists or civil rights, or that Lincoln was Republican, black Republicans ONLY care about money.

None of PA State Rep. Harry Lewis’ friends buy his, "I’m a Republican because Martin Luther King Jr. was Republican."  Harry Lewis is Republican because there’s money in it, a lot of money.

And then there are black “Democrats” who will accept GOP money in exchange for supporting a Republican candidate.

It's time for all black people to abandon links to the Republican Party.