A Miami Herald headline about Marco Rubio uses a peculiar nickname for the GOP candidate:
"Darko Marco"? What the hell, Miami Herald? https://t.co/Jy7HHL4RlV pic.twitter.com/I1B3nODwx1
— jimgeraghty (@jimgeraghty) February 19, 2016
What’s up with that headline?
What the heck is that, a reference to the movie? @JonahNRO @jpodhoretz @instapundit https://t.co/cKQL7Kgss4
— Evi L. Bloggerlady (@MsEBL) February 19, 2016
The story makes references to Rubio’s “dire warnings about ISIS, the national debt and what he characterizes as the impending death of the American Dream.”
Eh, they're talking about dark as in gloom and doom. Not a racial thing. https://t.co/KkqzidNDHm
— T. Becket Adams (@BecketAdams) February 19, 2016
Even so, just imagine if that was said about a Democrat:
That's racist. https://t.co/TqyeiZ9YMF
— jon gabriel (@exjon) February 19, 2016
@exjon Nah, he's a conservative. Can't be racist against conservatives.
— Pradheep Shanker MD (@Neoavatara) February 19, 2016
@exjon @jimgeraghty you can't be racist to republicans silly, only democrats.
— Aaron Markwell (@akmark78) February 19, 2016
@jimgeraghty @JonahNRO If a conservative said this it would be the racist statement of the year.
— Richard C Kenney (@RichardCKenney) February 19, 2016
