Cuckservatives: Trump, Tubmans, and Tranny Restrooms

David French, a literal cuckservative, has a new article up at National Review in which he attacks Trump on Harriet Tubman, abortion, and tranny restrooms:

Tranny Restrooms

“First, at a time when North Carolina conservatives are under attack from progressive corporations and a hysterical media simply because they reserved men’s restrooms for men and women’s restrooms for women, Trump threw them under the bus. He essentially told Tar Heel State Republicans that the issue was no big deal and that they should give in to heavy-handed corporate pressure …”

Within 24 hours, Trump clarified his position on the issue: it should be left up to the states and the federal courts shouldn’t intervene.

It is up to #TruConservative governors and state legislatures to address this issue. Just three days ago, the tranny restroom bill in Tennessee was killed by pressure from Gov. Haslam and Big Business. Earlier this year, Gov. Dennis Daugaard vetoed a similar bill in South Dakota. Similar bills have been introduced and killed in Wisconsin, Virginia, Indiana, Washington and Kentucky while some are pending in other states. In South Carolina, the #TruConservative Gov. Nikki Haley has come out against the bill.

Republicans have unified control over at least 20 state governments. Why haven’t the #TruConservatives there passed religious liberty laws or transgender bathroom bills? Why didn’t the #TruConservatives bashing Trump care about this issue just three days ago when Republicans in Tennessee killed their own bill?

Abortion

“Second, when presented with the chance to influence Republican policy on life, he decided to push it to the left. He told NBC that he would “absolutely” support watering down the human-life plank in the Republican party’s platform by explicitly carving out exceptions in the case of rape, incest, and the life of the mother.”

The great outcry here from #TruConservatives is over three exceptions which combined apply to less than 7 percent of abortions. 19 percent of the public believes abortion should be illegal under all circumstances. For the last 40 years, 51 percent of the public has believed it should be legal only under certain circumstances.

Harriet Tubman vs. Andrew Jackson

“Third, when Trump was confronted with a choice between one of American history’s most heroic Republicans and one of this country’s worst Democratic presidents — a man who, ironically enough, opposed paper money — for the redesigned $20 bill, Trump, of course, chose the Democrat. He called the decision to place Harriet Tubman on the front of the bill “pure political correctness.” …”

Among other things, it was terrible Democrats from Thomas Jefferson to Franklin Pierce who were responsible for the Louisiana Purchase (1803), the annexation of Florida (1819), the annexation of Texas (1845), the acquisition of Oregon Territory (1848), the Treaty of Guadeloupe Hidalgo (1848), and the Gadsden Purchase (1853). It was those evil, terrible Democrats who won the West and much of the South.

Andrew Jackson, of course, played a pivotal role in “Making America Great” in the first place. He fought in the American Revolution. He won the Battle of New Orleans in the War of 1812. He defeated the Creeks at Horseshoe Bend in retaliation for the Fort Mims Massacre. His invasion of Spanish Florida led directly to the annexation of Florida in the Adams-Onis Treaty – Jacksonville, FL was named in his honor.

As president, Jackson deported the Five Civilized Tribes to Oklahoma under the Indian Removal Act, thereby opening much of Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia to White settlement. The ground underneath my feet and the soil on which I was born and raised in East Alabama is just one part of Andrew Jackson’s legacy. He also recognized the Republic of Texas and paid off the national debt. Jackson’s heir, James K. Polk, who was known as “Young Hickory,” doubled the size of the United States.

A Southern Nationalist can take issue with parts of Jackson’s legacy – his actions in the Nullification Crisis of 1832-1833, for example – while finding far more to admire. In terms of his impact, Andrew Jackson was unquestionably one of the great men of American history. Harriet Tubman, however, was a marginal figure who was rescued from obscurity by revisionist historians engaged in affirmative action.

These little cuckservative worms taking shots at Andrew Jackson – who are incapable of even defending women’s restrooms from the likes of Wanda on In Living Color – are unworthy of shining General Jackson’s shoes.