Republican rep: White groups 'contribute more to
civilization'
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During an
MSNBC panel on the first night of the Republican National Convention in
Cleveland, the group was discussing presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald
Trump's rhetoric toward minority groups.
Rep. Steve
King (R-Iowa) defended his party's lack of diversity during the Convention Monday,
asking if any other group had contributed more to society than Western
civilization.
Of course, Rep. Steve King was referring to white people.
Perfect! Just perfect! Rep. Steve King, in only a few words,
managed to define the Republican Party. Of course, it's no surprise. King is a
racist! What he said? Yea, very racist. Another white supremacist butt hole.
And here we go. Yet another Republican National Convention
populated by White racists. The cameras will have to work extra hard to find
any brown or black faces in a sea of Casper’s’ attending this Convention. Of
course, after the election, if they win, they still want brown and black tax
dollars.
Because of their nominee, Donald Trump, the very worst of
America will be center stage. This convention will be far more racist and
bigoted than Romney's was. Boy, that's saying a lot too.
These Republicans are like children damaged in the womb with
fetal alcohol syndrome who will never obtain an IQ higher than 80. You can't
teach them anything and they sure won't learn anything either.
They are not going to win an election by alienating all the
minorities in this country. Unless of course, they cheat and gerrymander all
their Congressional districts or pass laws to keep minorities from voting.
Can't win with their ideas? Cheat, lie or steal their way to victory. Whatever
it takes is just fine by the Crackers at this Convention.
Rep. Steve King didn't get any minority votes for Republicans
tonight. What a dummy! Hillary isn't perfect but she isn't as stupid as the
collection of nitwits at this Republican Convention.
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