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"You know, we began 40 years ago saying we need to build a wall," Arkansas-based Klan leader Thomas Robb said.
In a series of interviews with The Associated Press, Klan leaders said they feel that U.S. politics are going their way, as a nationalist, us-against-them mentality deepens across the nation. Stopping or limiting immigration — a desire of the Klan dating back to the 1920s — is more of a cause than ever. And leaders say membership has gone up at the twilight of President Barack Obama's second term in office, though few would provide numbers.
- Arkansas-based Klan leader Thomas Robb. Not to be confused with Orlando-based Matchbox-20 leader Rob Thomas.********
- so what you are implying is that only racists think the laws of this country should be enforced********
- Uhhhhh no.********
- http://www.ew.com/si…********
- Trumps up in the polls, cue kkk story...
http://www.rasmussen…IRNlun6 - obama the great divider. i remember when he came out with that trayvon 'my son would look like him' comment. when will we realize that the more we focus on race********
- , the more people will draw lines in the sand and lean more towards us vs. them stances. diversity of ideas > racial diversity********
- So what you are implying is that we should cut the kkk some slack and instead spend our time criticizing Obama for all the racism he is responsible for?********
- The KKK is pretty much a joke at this point, but white nationalism/identity politics are definitely on the rise within the conservative movement.yuekit
- Nb, exactly. People trying to loosely imply racism by talking about the nearly defunct kkk look pretty stupid. Instead talk about the irresponsible drivel that********
- Co.es out of the pots and flotus's mouth********
- *comes. * Potus********
- Arkansas-based Klan leader Thomas Robb. Not to be confused with Orlando-based Matchbox-20 leader Rob Thomas.