Yes, I know this is a few weeks late - the last month wound up being a lot more hectic than expected. This topic had no shortage of candidates to pick from, Hillary, the media, etc, but I see one group that has been truly hurt by 2016, and that group is of course..... White Supremacists.
I know, if you've been listening to prominent Democrats the Republicans have been taken over by this "Alt-right" movement. You heard about how Hillary informed us that half of Trumps' supporters are
“sexist, racist, homophobic, xenophobic, Islamophobic” and hence “irredeemable” is known throughout the land. They, said she, belong in a “basket of deplorables.”Great. So now basically a quarter of the country is in your camp, right? Not so much - apparently Trump did better than Romney with those damned brown skinned people:
Trump claimed 29 percent of the Hispanic vote on Tuesday compared to Romney's 27 percent in 2012. With blacks, exit polls show Trump claimed 8 percent of the vote to the previous Republican nominee's 6 percent.This just doesn't help the racial purity that we're told Trump supporters represent. OK, how about some good old fashioned Anti-Semetism? More bad news - Trump wasn't your best candidate; for that you'd have to go to Hillary's team:
The same month, in another email to DNC officials, another official identified only as “Marshall” said of Sanders: “Does he believe in a God. He had skated on saying he has a Jewish heritage. I think I read he is an atheist. This could make several points difference with my peeps.”OK, what about Trump's nominees? We've already learned from every Democrat in office or in the media that Jeff Sessions is just two holes in his bed sheet from being a Klan member. You've no doubt already been disappointed in learning about Sessions' efforts to crush the Klan in Alabama or his efforts to desegregate schools (on that note - hasn't segregation become the newest big cause for Democrats?). And you might have heard about Sessions' sympathy for those champions of the Civil Rights movement, via NRO's Jim Geraghty:
Of course, it wasn’t that long ago that Sessions and (Corey) Booker got along pretty well. Back in 2015, the pair introduced legislation to award the Congressional Gold Medal to participants of the 1965 march from Selma to Montgomery, AlabamaNot included in Geraghty's linked story but in his morning newsletter, more bad news for the Alt-Right. Via that radical conservative rag The New York Times:
To Alabama voters, weary of decades of Democratic back-scratching and scandals, Mr. Sessions seemed a breath of fresh air when he emerged on the political scene in 1994, after 12 years as the top federal prosecutor in Mobile. As the state’s attorney general, his first elective post, he slashed staff, pay, travel, cars and supplies. Republican leaders hoped he would come to the rescue of the former governor, Guy Hunt, who was removed from office after a 1993 ethics conviction. Instead, Mr. Sessions asked a federal appeals court to uphold the conviction.
… After he was elected senator, taking a seat on the same Judiciary Committee that denied him the judgeship, Mr. Sessions seemed to bear no grudge against those who had humiliated him in 1986. He collaborated with Senator Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts on a bill to reduce prison rape. He also worked with Democrats to correct sentencing disparities that resulted in harsher penalties for those convicted of crimes involving crack cocaine, who were predominately black, than those convicted of powder cocaine, who were more likely to be white.How about what the Radical Left has deemed the official web site of White Supremacy, Breitbart.com? True, the site may not be what it used to be when Andrew was alive, but it's not the horror show that Democrats have deemed it. Who's probably their most famous contributor right now? Milo Yiannopoulos, the gay contributor currently touring college campuses on "The Dangerous Fa**ot" tour.
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