Michael Zak, pseudo-”historian”, is afraid of a very simple question:
In the context of 20th century US politics, what is the “southern strategy”, what was it used for, and which party employed it?
Zak likes to reach back into 19th-century American history for examples of how Republicans are the friends and protectors of minorities. But he’s afraid to discuss the recent history of the Republican party — especially the southern strategy.
How do I know he’s afraid of the question? Every time I post the question to Zak’s site, he deletes it. It’s obviously waaaaaaaaay too scary for him.
Gotta wonder why. Mikey, what kind of “historian” doesn’t want to talk about history?
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February 12th, 2008 at 10:47 pm
billy Joe
What sort of ‘historians’ don’t want to talk about history? Fraudulent ones who don’t know what they’re talking about!
Why are wingnuts such cut-and-runners?