By 1968, George Wallace was very far outside the Democratic Party mainstream.

"Racism has become very, very sophisticated. It's not much in vogue to be a George Wallace of the 1950's and say we don't like no n*ggers. You don't say that kind of thing any more. You say we care about our black brother and say we are very concerned, while we're doing in a surreptitious way the same thing we did when we came flat out the other way and used discriminatory language." --Joe Biden

This is a quote from your President, Racist-in-Chief, Joe Biden. He believed, as is evidence by his racist quote, that racism should be secretive so the low information voters don't know you're racist. An actual quote by Biden, yet you give him a pass because he aligns with your political ideologies. You're disingenuous and you're an outright hypocrite.

Oh please. If you’re going to be that obtuse about a quote in which Biden is obviously condemning racism, don’t bother, you propagandist.

You need more racist quotes from him or should I just assume you'll ignore it and try to explain why Trump is so racist/fascist/sexist/homophobic/xenophobic/etc?

We can trade racist and cringey Trump-Biden quotes all day long if you want to play that game. The difference being:

1. Biden has clearly evolved on race since his early days in the Senate in the 70s. Serving as VP to the first black President, choosing the first black VP, and appointing the most diverse Cabinet in history among other things (Trump’s own was rather undiverse.) Biden has always been smack dab in the center of the Democratic Party. As it has evolved on race (just as America has evolved on race), so has he.

2. Trump is just as clearly the same unreconstructed guy from the 1990s that framed the “Central Park Five” and called for the death penalty. Trump’s modern political brand really got its start in the racist conspiracy theory that Obama wasn’t born here.

That’s why so many right-wingers loved him! A politician finally willing to say the offensive, anti-P.C. things previously only heard on talk radio!

Don’t pretend it wasn’t!

If he badly wanted to win, he should have been around in the 1850's

Both parties wanted nothing to do with Wallace , his antiquated thinking belonged in the 19th century