![[January 1982] This "Stairway to Heaven" song is SATANIC!](https://preview.redd.it/l1m4j91u4ewg1.jpeg?auto=webp&s=ddcb2996d35633efc442e03adf9dd34ffcc27ebd)
If you reverse it, it says "Here's to my sweet Satan, the one whose path would make me sad, He will give those with him 666." AND "There was a toolshed where he made us suffer, sad Satan."
This is UNDENIABLE proof that this "Stairway to Heaven" song is SATANIC and EVIL!
After Bruce's win, it was clear that the situation he was in was extremely volatile. One wrong move could've pushed the country into a Civil War. Which is why when President Bruce went down south to speak with Democratic Politicians who sympathized, his Vice President called him "downright suicidal." However, he was able to convince them that supporting the Klan was supporting a sinking ship. He pointed to many of the Democratic politicians who supported the Klan who then went on to lose in 1884, and most were convinced, not because of moral character but because of political pragmatism.
The Klan, still wanting to get the White House free from any black influence, staged a revolt in Georgia and Northern Florida. Together they would convene in Savannah, Georgia, and then push upwards towards DC, fight the National Guard and take the White House. However, this failed in a spectacular fashion as soon as they met up in Savannah, as many of the people there were former slaves, and, along with the Georgian National Guard, ended up engaging with the Klan there, while they were unprepared, and ended up making them surrender without any force needed.
The Klan was thoroughly dismantled, and white supremacy was defeated.
President Bruce's next task was to raise tariffs. He did not want tariffs to be low like under the Ewing and Brown administrations, so he ended up submitting a tariff bill to congress. It, because of the majority he had, passed.
He also continued peaceful assimilation policies with the Native American population. However a new problem was starting to take shape. The Chinese in the West, while under Ewing and Brown they weren't too noticeable, under Bruce they had really started to come in numbers. Many across party lines, even Wade Republicans, Silver Democrats and the Greenbacker/Anti-Monopoly Duo wanted to regulate how many of them came in.
Bruce then vetoed the Chinese Exclusion Act (which would ban any Chinese immigration for 20 years) This put the bill back on the drawing board. So a second Exclusion Act limiting it for 10 years. This was vetoed too, but the veto was quickly overridden.
Vice President: Walter Q. Gresham (Republican) (1885-)
Secretary of War: Robert Todd Lincoln (Republican) (1885-)
Secretary of State: James A. Garfield (Republican) (1885-)
Attorney General: George F. Edmunds (Republican) (1885-)
Secretary of the Interior: Henry M. Teller (Republican) (1885-)
Secretary of the Navy: William E. Chandler (Republican) (1885-)
Postmaster General: Frank Hatton (Republican) (1885-)
Secretary of the Treasury: John A. Logan (Republican) (1885-86), Hugh McCullough (Republican) (1886-)
Many white people (especially White Southerners) were outraged due to the racism that bogged the United States down.
During Blanche Bruce's inaugural address, he was nearly shot and killed by a Klan member, however he was apprehended shortly before he was able to shoot Bruce by Robert Todd Lincoln. It's clear Bruce's term will be nothing short of chaotic.
