Destination Decision

On May 13, 2009 when it became clear to me that the GOP was actively courting members of the KKK, I created the image below and used it in a blog post entitled Rebranding the Right.

On March 15, 2016 I updated the image with the hair of the GOP's presidential candidate, a man who was clearly in favor of the party's affiliation with white supremacy groups.

I had hopes that those images would go viral and alert voters to the danger of a Republican party that appeared to be abandoning belief in America as a melting pot in favor of the myth of white supremacy. Perhaps my caption was too subtle and those who saw the images did not recognized the cross in the eye of those logos as the "Blood Drop Cross" of the KKK.

Now, after four years of a Trump presidency, it is crystal clear that the GOP has completely embraced white supremacy and fully supports those who, on orders from Donald Trump, stormed the U.S. Capitol with plans to capture and kill members of the House and Senate as well as the Republican party's own Vice President.

That brings us to yet another revision of the GOP logo...

a timeline,

 

and a wish.

I sincerely hope that thinking Republicans choose to leave the GOP's seditious parade and join the voters of Georgia, who have rejected white supremacy and chosen to follow The Road To Inclusion.