THE RECORD SPEAKS FOR ITSELF
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The New York Post's editorial page says Republicans must save the party from young wannabe edgelords. It is not wrong about the edgelords... the record on them is genuinely vile. But the party is looking down at a few thousand kids with podcasts while $433 million in billionaire money moves through the midterms above its head, four dollars in five of it Republican.
Rep. Nancy Mace's resolution would dissolve the Congressional Black Caucus, the Congressional Hispanic Caucus and the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus, which she calls "federally sanctioned segregation." Her own press release also names more than a dozen congressional staff associations from both parties, including the Greek American and Italian American ones, whose members are white.
The Supreme Court cleared the way in June. On Monday about 7,000 Haitians in Indiana lost the legal right to work. Every one of them had the paperwork. That was never the part that mattered.
Turning Point USA's Chief Operating Officer asked Arizona Republican Rep. Quang Nguyen, who fled Saigon at 12, whether he could speak English. Nguyen is a Republican. That's the part worth sitting with.
Mark Lamb branded himself "America's Sheriff," ran on God, Family, Freedom, and wrote a book called American Sheriff: Traditional Values in a Modern World. Then the Arizona Republic got his texts: laughing along to the n-word with a border vigilante, years of sexting, and a threat to have a woman arrested if she talked. Trump's endorsement? Still standing.
Twice in ten weeks, the President of the United States stood at a podium and called Somali Americans stupid. January at the White House press briefing. March at a Cabinet meeting. Same material both times.
The Guardian counted 26 out of 31 days. The Washington Post counted roughly 850 posts. Musk's defense: his partner is half Indian. That is the whole defense.
Politico obtained 28,000 messages from a private Telegram chat run by Young Republican leaders in four states. Gas chamber jokes, Hitler praise, Black people called "the watermelon people." The Vice President called it kids being kids.
President Ramaphosa of South Africa came to the White House on Wednesday for a trade meeting. Trump had the lights dimmed and played him a video purporting to prove a genocide of white farmers, including footage of white crosses he described as their graves. The crosses were a roadside protest memorial from 2020, not a burial site. A conspiracy theory born in postwar neo-Nazi circles was screened in the Oval Office, by the President, to…
Hours after taking the oath, Trump signed Proclamation 10887: fourteen commutations by name, a "full, complete and unconditional pardon" for roughly 1,500 others, and orders to dismiss every pending January 6 case with prejudice. The flag carrier, the "Camp Auschwitz" sweatshirt, the man who thought Hitler "should have finished the job," the seditious-conspiracy chairman serving 22 years... all of it, erased in one signature on night one. Eight days ago the incoming vice president said…