Grandpa Voted Democrat

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Ray Stevens does it again! I am proud to say that I got in trouble for singing "Ahab the Arab" and was able to exonerate myself.

I was singing along to it in my car when I worked at the college and a couple of Muslim females took a picture of my car and turned me into the college cops. The next day I was called to my bosses office and he was there with the chief of police and both were hot! I asked if I could call the radio station that I had on the day before to get the playlist. The station faxed it to my boss and I was able to prove that the worst thing they could get me for was singing badly!
 
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Love it! Brought back memories. When I became old enough to register to vote I registered Republican. I came home and told all and was nearly disinherited (not really). Everyone in my family was a Southern Democrat.
 
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Love it! Brought back memories. When I became old enough to register to vote I registered Republican. I came home and told all and was nearly disinherited (not really). Everyone in my family was a Southern Democrat.
Those Southern Dems were 180 degrees from what they are now. That's what I grew up with.
 
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When dad retired from the Navy we went to Broward County. He was an independent. He ewas told if he wanted to get a job with the state, he'd better be a democrat. Of course the Dems in 1957 are not todays Dems.
 
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That't what confused me.... up until recent times no true Southerner would vote Republican..... at least that's how I remember it.
And Grandpa for sure would have been a Democrat.

But then I think it was back in the 90's my little brother was getting married and we went to the wedding reception in Marion S.C. (very small town) and it was at a bed and breakfast that was run by two 'guys' who had moved down from up North and right there in the living room over the fireplace was a big portrait of Abraham Lincoln ..... I can honestly say other than in the text books at school and on the $5 dollar bill and such I had never seen a picture of him on anyone's wall... I knew then, the times they were a changing......
 
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