A White man expressing his freedom of speech out in the open. This is what we all need to be doing. Getting out in the streets by the droves.

Notice how the working folk were all for it and the drive by hag is probably some worthless leech.

Klan rears hood in Midland
By Angela E. Lackey
of the Daily News
Published: Thursday, November 6, 2008 2:40 PM EST

A lone demonstrator -- dressed in a Ku Klux Klan robe and hood and carrying an American flag -- caused a brief stir at Eastman Avenue and Saginaw Road in Midland on Wednesday afternoon.

Randy Gray, 30, of Midland, marched up and down the sidewalk in front of Garber Chevrolet for about 15 to 20 minutes. Garber employees, speaking anonymously, said his demonstration was peaceful.

"He wasn't raising a ruckus," one man said.

The Midland Police Department and Michigan State Police responded sometime after noon. Acting Police Chief Bob Lane said Gray had a handgun and that he had a concealed weapons permit to carry it. Gray was questioned briefly and released after police found he had not violated any laws.

Gray said he had been asked to leave by a Garber employee, but refused.

"We have a constitutional right to walk on a public sidewalk dressed any way we want," he said.

"I was just walking on the sidewalk," he said. "I was just minding my own business."

As he talked, one woman in a moving car rolled down her window and yelled, "You're living in a world that doesn't exist any more."

Gray was yelled at by several other passing motorists, including one woman who screamed profanities.

Gray said he is a member of the KKK, but would give no further information about the organization or the number of members in Midland County. He has been connected with the KKK previously, submitting several shows titled "This is the Klan," to Midland Community Television in 2005.

He said he wasn't walking the sidewalk just because Sen. Barack Obama won Tuesday's presidential election.

"I feel white people feel more oppressed," he said. "We're basically told as white people we can't have any organizations. We're ruled by communists.

"It's not just about Barack Obama. It goes deeper than that."

Gray then admitted he did pick Wednesday -- the day after the first African-American was elected president -- to go on his walk.

Reporter Angela E. Lackey can be reached at angelalackey@mdn.net or (989) 839-4246.