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Why Did The Grand Ole Party Betray Blacks?

The short answer is to elect #RutherfordBHayes.

The Birth and History of the Republican Party

On March 20th in 1854, the?Republican Party was founded.???

Also referred to as the?GOP?(Grand Old Party), they are one of the?two?major?political parties in the United States; the other is the?Democratic Party.??

The GOP was founded in Wisconsin at the?Republican Schoolhouse, also known as?Little White Schoolhouse.

Currently, this is a historic former schoolhouse at 305 Blackburn Street in?Ripon, Wisconsin. The party was created by opponents of the?Kansas–Nebraska Act,?which allowed for the potential expansion of slavery into certain U.S. territories.

The party supported?classical liberalism, opposed the expansion of slavery, and supported?economic reform.

Abraham Lincoln?was their first Republican president. Under the leadership of Lincoln and a Republican Congress, slavery was banned in the United States in 1865.

That next year, Burr and other Copperheads — Northerners who wanted peace with the South —?dubbed Lincoln?“Abraham Africanus I.” They asked, “Does the Republican Party intend to change the name of the United States? It does. What do they intend to call it? New Africa.”

The Party was generally dominant during the?Third-Party System?and the?Fourth Party System.

In the 19th?century, the GOP was strongly committed to “Protectionism“ as the main founding principle.??

From the end of the?American Civil War?to the years immediately before World War I,?Republicans were more likely to support national economic policies that invested in infrastructure and provided relief to the poor.

They were also more likely to decry discrimination against Blacks, although they also abandoned the progressive racial policies of?Reconstruction?by selling out freed slaves?to elect Rutherford Hayes in 1876.

At the same time, Republicans were often far less kind to immigrants than Democrats, more inclined toward strict religious stances on social issues like prohibition, and more likely to support imperialistic foreign policies like the?Berlin Conference.

At the turn of the 20th century on many occasions, the GOP was less sympathetic to labor unions, instead associating working-class interests with issues like protective tariffs.?After 1912, the Party’s conservative ideological shift to the right continued?in the decades leading up to the Great?Depression.??

After WW I, the U.S.?Senate?was composed of a majority of?Republicans,?and?the party’s record of neutrality towards global dictatorships simultaneously channeled American businesses to benefit from contracts with them, IBM is an example.??

In the 1930s, the?Republican Party?dominated U.S. politics, these Senators believed that the?Treaty of Versailles?was too harsh on Germany.??

Their vote helped America remain neutral and the Nazi invasion ensued.?

Other fiscal values were failed transitions and commercial policy, and tariffs aggravating the breakdown of amassing income and expenditures to rise commensurately with productive capacity.??

After WW 2, republicans supported?deregulation, tax cuts for the rich, and the concentration of ever more wealth in accounts of the richest people over the prosperity for the middle class and poor.??

Following the?Civil Rights Act of 1964?and the?Voting Rights Act of 1965, the party's core base shifted, with?Southern states becoming more reliably Republican in presidential politics.?

Since the 1990s, the Party's support has chiefly come from:

• the?South,
• the?Great Plains,
• the?Mountain States,?
• and?rural?and?exurban areas?in the?Midwest.??

The 21st century Republican Party ideology is?American conservatism.

The GOP supports:

• Lower taxes,?
• free-market?capitalism,
• a strong national defense,?
• gun rights,?
• pro-life,?
• deregulation,?
• and restrictions on?labor unions.
• In addition to advocating for?conservative economic policies, the Republican Party is?“socially conservative”.

After the Supreme Court's 1973 decision in?Roe v. Wade, the Republican Party opposed abortion in its party platform and grew its support among?evangelicals.??

There have been 19 Republican presidents, the most from any one political party.

In 2019, the GOP controls the presidency, a majority in the?U.S. Senate, a majority of state governorships, a majority (30) of state legislatures, and 22 state?government trifectas?(governorship and both legislative chambers).??

In 2019, five of the nine sitting?U.S. Supreme Court?justices were nominated by Republican presidents.

Continued Legacy:

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