LINK Steve King backs rebuke of his supremacist comments; it passes House
This is encouraging. It seems there is a limit to how much racism the republicans will tolerate after all.
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.i was surprised that the one "no" vote wasn't some racist kkk-er like scalise. it was from someone who thought the rebuke was insufficient! well, i agree, but it doesn't preclude his being called upon to resign. it probably won't happen, but it still could.
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genessa
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Jan 15, 2019
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Nah. It's just politically expedient for them to make an example of King.
If they REALLY wanted to show people they have no use for racism, they'd have condemned 45 a long time ago.
KKGator
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Jan 15, 2019
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I agree. 45 should be called out for his racism. I am not saying that the republican party is not generally racist. I just find it encouraging that their racism does seem to have some limits. I am just in a sense relieved that they have finally drawn a line somewhere as if t6o say, "Now that is going too far... even for us."
Yes, I do agree they only drew the line out of political expedience, but they have finally drawn a line somehwere... that in itself is encouraging.
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