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The Two Faces of the Republican Party
HOME | RICHARD M. SCAIFE | DICK ARMEY | BOB BARR | GARY BAUER | DAN
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PAT ROBERTSON | ADOLPH COORS | JAMES DOBSON | JERRY FALWELL
TOM DELAY | CHRISTIAN RECONSTRUCTIONISTS
Presented by the Religious Freedom Coalition of the Southeast
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Neo-Confederate Nazi Racial Bigots of the GOP rise to the Top
Excerpts from a news story by Stanley Crouch
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Somewhere in the material of the Council of Conservative Citizens, the
statement is made that one should be a Nazi � but never use the word.
That seems to be the approach the council is taking now that more and
more
light is being cast on its white supremacist doctrine, its vision of
Negroes
as "monkeys," its belief there was no such thing as the Holocaust and so
on.
This exposure would not be happening if some of us in the media hadn't
focused on the fact that Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott, R-Miss., and
Rep.
Bob Barr, R-Ga., have associated with the council. In the Washington
Post,
the New York Times and the Los Angeles Times, the heat has been turned
up.
The question that is beginning to spread is one that I believe I first
raised
in this column: Why is there less coverage of this story � which has
real
political import � than of sex, lies, soiled dresses and Hustler
magazine?
What appears before us now is clear: Neo-Confederates with a disguised
racial
policy have risen to the top of the GOP.
But this rise is something that has to remain under wraps, because in
the era
of Michael Jordan, one cannot just come out and be a hard-core racist.
That
would be impolitic. Be a Nazi, but never use the word. That is why
Lott
and Barr have repudiated the council's philosophy. That is why the
council
denies its own identity and, in the words of its CEO, Gene Lee Baum,
says
that it is primarily a conservative organization focused on the rights
and
culture of Euro-Americans.
The material on this organization keeps stacking up, however, and the
claims
Lott and Barr have made about not knowing what the council is about
don't
really hold water.
Lott has spoken to the organization a number of times, has written a
column
for its publication and, according to his uncle, has had ties to it for
a
long time.
In 1992, he praised the council for its philosophy. In 1997, council
leaders
met with the Mississippi senator in his Washington office.
In June, when Barr appeared as the keynote speaker at a council meeting
in
South Carolina, the atmosphere was clearly that of a racist
organization.
There was plenty of material on sale about "Nordic" superiority and
black
inferiority, plus revisionist Holocaust documents and pro-Confederacy
tracts
about "the lost cause." Barr, supposedly, didn't notice any of it.
This is part of something that has recently taken place in our society.
The
racist of old would come right out and call an insulting name at those
who
raised his paranoia. But these guys are cagier. Or more cowardly.
Abraham Foxman of the Anti-Defamation League says it this way: "I get
more
racist and anti-Semitic mail with names and return addresses these days
than
ever. That's one side; these people are not afraid of being known for
what
they are. On the other hand, there is a very sophisticated kind of
bigot
among us who doesn't want to be stopped along the way by his opinions.
This
one wants power. He is far more dangerous."
Could this be true of Lott and Barr?
We have called Lott's office to get his statement on these matters and
left
messages but have not heard back. Barr's office immediately faxed us
the
congressman's letter of attack on the council and his repudiation of its
racial philosophy.
Not good enough. Let's have pointed questions asked by reporters not
only of
Lott and Barr, but powerful Republicans such as Reps. Henry Hyde, Dick
Armey
and Tom DeLay. Then we will find out just what this party is made of.
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