Then why did 20,000 Conservatives vote for a Nazi in IL?
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Then why did 20,000 Conservatives vote for a Nazi in IL?
HA HA.
No it wasn't a "Russian Clinton plot". JFC you should at least read before you criticize.
By all accounts Glen Simpson set up the Russian lawyer - had dinner with her before and after the Trump Tower meeting ( which you call "Russian collusion")..
It's a very complex situation like all this deep state shenanigans - but nobody claims Clinton was coordinating with Simpson. All she did was pay for the bogus Steele dossier -hired a foreign agent to do it.
Bruce/Nellie Ohr and Simpson is another matter,but you would know that if you bothered to read before you jump
Clinton, Obama, Mueller, the FBI all conspired with Russia to win the election for Trump so they could spend the next two years investigating him?
Yeah, it never made any sense.
blackascoal
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Self-described Nazis and white supremacists are running as Republicans across the country. The GOP is terrified.
The racist candidates are expected to lose, but they could drag their party down with them.
In at least five state and national races across the country, the Republican Party is dealing with an uncomfortable problem. Their party’s candidates are either a card-carrying Nazi, a Holocaust denier, a proud white supremacist, or all of the above.
In North Carolina, for example, GOP officials are stuck with Russell Walker, a white supremacist running for the state House of Representatives. According to his personal website (littered with the n-word), he believes that “the jews are NOT semitic they are satanic as they all descend from Satan.”
Republicans in the state have regrets. “This is a very Democratic district, one that we failed to keep our eye on,” Dallas Woodhouse, executive chair of the North Carolina GOP, told me in an email. “However, we can’t stop him from running.”
In Illinois, meanwhile, the Republican Party shrugged off Arthur Jones, a candidate for the state’s 3rd Congressional district who boasted of his membership in the American Nazi Party. But Jones won the GOP primary, and now party officials, including ones who called Jones “morally reprehensible” and “a complete nutcase,” are scrambling to launch a write-in campaign. Jones’s campaign website features a section called “Holocaust?” in which he argues that the “idea that six million Jews, were killed by the National Socialist government of Germany, in World War II, is the biggest, blackest lie in history.”
In Virginia, the chair of the state GOP resigned earlier this month, reportedly because of alt-right leaning, pro-Confederate candidate Corey Stewart’s win in the Republican primary. But even Stewart had to disavow Wisconsin’s Paul Nehlen, who is running to replace Speaker Paul Ryan. Nehlen’s too racist for Twitter and even for Gab, the preferred social media platform of the alt-right. Meanwhile, a California Republican running for Congress has been making appearances on neo-Nazi podcasts and argues on his campaign website that “diversity” is a Jewish plot. (The California GOP has disavowed him.)
Racial animus helped fuel the rise of Donald Trump. Since the end of the civil rights movement and under Republican strategist Lee Atwater’s “Southern strategy” that used racism as an unstated cudgel against Democrats, the Republican Party itself has played a welcoming host to racial tensions and fears. Simultaneously, it has depicted itself, as conservative columnist Jeff Jacoby put it in 2012, as “the party of color-blind equality and “a party that doesn’t think with its skin.”
But in a year when the left is energized in opposition to Trump, particularly by his policies toward minority groups and immigrants, and as the GOP tries to hang on to their majorities in Congress and state houses around the country, state party officials say they do not need racist fringe candidates running for office. None of these candidates is expected to win in the general election this fall, but they are going to give liberals on the hunt for examples of simmering neo-Nazi and neo-Confederate rhetoric at least five places to point.
https://www.vox.com/2018/7/9/175258...-republicans-illinois-north-carolina-virginia
The racist candidates are expected to lose, but they could drag their party down with them.
In at least five state and national races across the country, the Republican Party is dealing with an uncomfortable problem. Their party’s candidates are either a card-carrying Nazi, a Holocaust denier, a proud white supremacist, or all of the above.
In North Carolina, for example, GOP officials are stuck with Russell Walker, a white supremacist running for the state House of Representatives. According to his personal website (littered with the n-word), he believes that “the jews are NOT semitic they are satanic as they all descend from Satan.”
Republicans in the state have regrets. “This is a very Democratic district, one that we failed to keep our eye on,” Dallas Woodhouse, executive chair of the North Carolina GOP, told me in an email. “However, we can’t stop him from running.”
In Illinois, meanwhile, the Republican Party shrugged off Arthur Jones, a candidate for the state’s 3rd Congressional district who boasted of his membership in the American Nazi Party. But Jones won the GOP primary, and now party officials, including ones who called Jones “morally reprehensible” and “a complete nutcase,” are scrambling to launch a write-in campaign. Jones’s campaign website features a section called “Holocaust?” in which he argues that the “idea that six million Jews, were killed by the National Socialist government of Germany, in World War II, is the biggest, blackest lie in history.”
In Virginia, the chair of the state GOP resigned earlier this month, reportedly because of alt-right leaning, pro-Confederate candidate Corey Stewart’s win in the Republican primary. But even Stewart had to disavow Wisconsin’s Paul Nehlen, who is running to replace Speaker Paul Ryan. Nehlen’s too racist for Twitter and even for Gab, the preferred social media platform of the alt-right. Meanwhile, a California Republican running for Congress has been making appearances on neo-Nazi podcasts and argues on his campaign website that “diversity” is a Jewish plot. (The California GOP has disavowed him.)
Racial animus helped fuel the rise of Donald Trump. Since the end of the civil rights movement and under Republican strategist Lee Atwater’s “Southern strategy” that used racism as an unstated cudgel against Democrats, the Republican Party itself has played a welcoming host to racial tensions and fears. Simultaneously, it has depicted itself, as conservative columnist Jeff Jacoby put it in 2012, as “the party of color-blind equality and “a party that doesn’t think with its skin.”
But in a year when the left is energized in opposition to Trump, particularly by his policies toward minority groups and immigrants, and as the GOP tries to hang on to their majorities in Congress and state houses around the country, state party officials say they do not need racist fringe candidates running for office. None of these candidates is expected to win in the general election this fall, but they are going to give liberals on the hunt for examples of simmering neo-Nazi and neo-Confederate rhetoric at least five places to point.
https://www.vox.com/2018/7/9/175258...-republicans-illinois-north-carolina-virginia
It's pretty obvious what you, as a Nazi, meant by "the media".
But why did 20,000 of you Conservatives vote for a Nazi if you're not Nazis and don't like what Nazis believe?
It's pretty obvious what you, as a Nazi, meant by "the media".
But why did 20,000 of you Conservatives vote for a Nazi if you're not Nazis and don't like what Nazis believe?
blackascoal
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Deep state my ass. If such an all-powerful entity existed and they don't want Trump as president, why not just kill him?
Why didn't they release all the information about Trump and Putin BEFORE the election.
Your arguments are incredibly stupid.
The Conservative Nazi theory on Russia is that Clinton, the DNC, the media, Obama, the FBI, Mueller (before he was even named Special Counsel), and all our intelligence agencies conspired with Russia to throw the election for Trump so they could spend the next 2 years investigating him?
drop dead
Incredibly
blackascoal
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Republicans are running scared .. scared of their own constituency.
They know where this is leading .. to their own doom.
blackascoal
The Force is With Me
Fuck you .. and don't worry I will drop dead one day .. just like you will.
Stop pretending that you care.
What?
Yeah, that's how stupid your counter-arguments about Russian collusion are.
what? ROFL.."kill Trump"
You post like a child. The idea was to discredit Trump by surveillance on Carter page -
they wanted a smoking gun.
But because there was no collusion - no "Carter Page as a foreign agent" like the FISA ap proclaimed
they had nothing.
Still Strzok was determined to "stop Trump" thru any means possible. Comey took up the cause, and Mueller
is the asshat fruit of that cabal
after today's display of calling me a racist I don't care.
I wish you no harm, but I do not care what happens to you -why should I?
blackascoal
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that's what they are you fucking idiot. they politically are in opposition, thus are political opponents. that doesn't mean their ideas are legitimate. it's just actual language. fuck your post modernist bullshit where you get to pull out of your ass which acurate and factual words can't be used because of some bullshit nebulous concept.
blackascoal
The Force is With Me
Dude, you've never given a fuck about what happens to me.
You ARE a fucking racist .. you're right .. why should you care?
you got no idea WTF you are talking about "counter arguments of Russian collusion"
The Russians didn't collude with anyone. They fed Steele a bunch of crap and put out a bunch of trolls on FB
No collusions nowhere.