She got caught. Now she is disavowed by libs.
Well yeah. Thatâs kinda how it works, doesnât it? As opposed to the OP who was quite confident that libs wouldnât say word one against her. Yet here we are. With a list of libs who have said this woman should â â â â off.
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Some of us are so brilliant we can just look at people and tell that theyâre anti-Asian. Loser libs need them to do or say something first.
On a side note, has there ever been a national news story about a state representative that wasnât shameful?
If theyâve ever seen Menace II Society they already have.
Her biggest sin was losing. SHAME! SHAME!
Excommunicate her!
If they donât respond, you thought youâd look smart for your crickets comment.
If they do respond, youâve got the virtue signaling backup.
In either case, your bubble is safe.
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As the Racist Watchdog says: BARK BARK BARK
I see that she lost her bid for a seat, acknowledged the mistake and apologized. All good moves.
However, this should (and rightfully so) end her political aspirations. Not fit to represent any area in this diverse nation.
Looks like the OP was expecting a different result from âlibsâ. I wish trump supporters had the same reaction when the racists/nazis that are running for office are being brought up.
Yes. Instead of getting annoyed at Trump et al for their racist remarks, his supporters fistbump their dogâs faces and vote for him instead.
Well, no, it was being a terrible human being.
She didnât mean to call Rep. Chang and to her husband âthe ching chongâ she obviously meant to call them the Ching Chang.
Black people canât be called racial bigots though, just ask most any lib.
This thread indicates otherwise.
Glad she lost, she acted like a piece of garbage and deserved to lose.
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Not a crime in Libdom.
Robert Bryd was a terrible⌠terrible human being. Libs like Clinton loved him.
of course she is disavowed. thatâs what should happen when a person is exposed of racism.
Thats a hell of a point, thats the only time we hear about state representatives, isnât it?
As far as this lady goes, she represents this monolithic attitude a lot of Detroit politicians have, that non-Black candidates are inherently non-representative of the population and are thus, inherently ineligible to do their job properly.
Yet Detroit has given Mike Duggan the mayoral job twice now, both by large margins. He was actually locked out of the Democratic primary for Mayor his first go by the powers that be and still got the most votes by write in. Which is quite impressive!
And of course he crushed it during the election.
I think folks here are starting to realize it doesnât matter what the candidate looks like, its what they stand for and how capable they are to do the job. He has done a great job and Detroit is making a major comeback in part due to his leadership.
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That would be nice.
yupâŚ
I wasnât politically involved when he was around but Iâll take your word for it. Now, do you denounce and condemn the nine white supremacists/Nazis that are running for congress as Republicans?
Your politically correct speech wonât have the effect you hope for.
But good luck with your plan for creating the perfect men who donât say mean things.
