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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsThe racist fascist father of the 20th century "right to work" movement, Vance Muse...
http://www.nsfwcorp.com/dispatch/right-to-workYou Hate "Right To Work" Laws More Than You Know. Here's Why
Vance Muse was a racist political operative and lobbyist from the state of Texas the native habitat for all Americas vermin as Satanically vile as Turd Blossom Rove, a racist smear-peddler like Andrew Breitbart, only without Breitbarts degenerate heart and fondness for blow.
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Among Vance Muses reactionary enterprises: He lobbied against womens suffrage, against the child-labor amendment, against the 8-hour workday, and in 1936, Muse engineered the first split in the Souths Democratic Party by peeling off the segregationists and racists from the New Deal party, a political maneuver that eventually led to Strom Thurmond, George Wallace, and at last a Republican right-wing takeover of the South, and with it, the collapse of the old New Deal coalition. Which worked out fine for Vance Muse, since he was a covert Republican himself, serving for years as the Republican Party state treasurer in Texas.
That first attempt at splitting the Democratic party by peeling away the Southern segregationist-fascists took place in 1936, when Georgias brutal white supremacist governor, Eugene Talmadge, organized a grassroots convention with Vance Muses help. To stir up anti-FDR and anti-New Deal hate in the South, Vance Muse used photographs he acquired showing First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt being escorted by two African-American professors at Howard University. Muse used that photo to stir up the white supremacists in Georgia, he leaked it to as many newspapers as he could, and he even brandished it around a Senate hearing he was called before in 1936. Those hearings revealed that the anti-FDR convention that Vance Muse put on, through his Southern Committee to Uphold the Constitution which featured guests of honor like Gerald L K Smith, Americas leading anti-Semite and godfather to the modern American Nazi movement was financed not only by Confederate sponsors like Texan Will Clayton, owner of the worlds largest cotton broker, but also reactionary northeast Republican money: the DuPont brothers, J. Howard Pew of Sun Oil, Alfred Sloan of General Motors... That unholy alliance of Northeastern and Confederate plutocrat money financed the first serious attempt at splitting the Southern Democrats off by exploiting white supremacism, all in order to break labor power and return to the world before the New Deal and to the open shop.
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Among Vance Muses reactionary enterprises: He lobbied against womens suffrage, against the child-labor amendment, against the 8-hour workday, and in 1936, Muse engineered the first split in the Souths Democratic Party by peeling off the segregationists and racists from the New Deal party, a political maneuver that eventually led to Strom Thurmond, George Wallace, and at last a Republican right-wing takeover of the South, and with it, the collapse of the old New Deal coalition. Which worked out fine for Vance Muse, since he was a covert Republican himself, serving for years as the Republican Party state treasurer in Texas.
That first attempt at splitting the Democratic party by peeling away the Southern segregationist-fascists took place in 1936, when Georgias brutal white supremacist governor, Eugene Talmadge, organized a grassroots convention with Vance Muses help. To stir up anti-FDR and anti-New Deal hate in the South, Vance Muse used photographs he acquired showing First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt being escorted by two African-American professors at Howard University. Muse used that photo to stir up the white supremacists in Georgia, he leaked it to as many newspapers as he could, and he even brandished it around a Senate hearing he was called before in 1936. Those hearings revealed that the anti-FDR convention that Vance Muse put on, through his Southern Committee to Uphold the Constitution which featured guests of honor like Gerald L K Smith, Americas leading anti-Semite and godfather to the modern American Nazi movement was financed not only by Confederate sponsors like Texan Will Clayton, owner of the worlds largest cotton broker, but also reactionary northeast Republican money: the DuPont brothers, J. Howard Pew of Sun Oil, Alfred Sloan of General Motors... That unholy alliance of Northeastern and Confederate plutocrat money financed the first serious attempt at splitting the Southern Democrats off by exploiting white supremacism, all in order to break labor power and return to the world before the New Deal and to the open shop.
The article is chocked full of useful information and well worth reading in its entirety.
I'll end this with a quote from Vance Muse the opens the linked article.
From now on, white women and white men will be forced into organizations with black African apes whom they will have to call brother or lose their jobs.
Vance Muse, founder of the right to work anti-labor campaign
Vance Muse, founder of the right to work anti-labor campaign
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The racist fascist father of the 20th century "right to work" movement, Vance Muse... (Original Post)
Luminous Animal
Dec 2012
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Kick again for anyone interested in the KKK origins of the "right to work" movement.
Luminous Animal
Dec 2012
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Luminous Animal
(27,310 posts)1. Kick.
Luminous Animal
(27,310 posts)2. Kick again for anyone interested in the KKK origins of the "right to work" movement.
a la izquierda
(11,851 posts)3. K&r
Thanks for posting
Mc Mike
(9,131 posts)4. Great info, L A. Thanks.
Same people kept us from being able to fight Hitler, for years.
Also shows that 'Yankee' backers were involved in the creation of the south and west 'Cowboy' faction, discussed by Carl Oglesby's 'Yankee-Cowboy War' thesis.
James48
(4,542 posts)5. Facebook Michigan page
They just don't get it.
See
http://www.facebook.com/puremichigan
for the hundreds of people commenting on the negativity of "right-to-work" legislation being connected to the state's tourism advertising campaign.