Hey, how ’bout that?
How the GOP became the white supremacy party — and got away with it http://t.co/ldjwegu8bd
— Salon (@Salon) March 21, 2014
In “How the GOP became the white supremacy party — and got away with it,” writer Chauncey DeVega goes full smear-job on Paul Ryan and the other “racial political arsonists” in the GOP. A few gems from the Salon piece:
Paul Ryan is the leader of a political party that is the country’s premier white identity organization.
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Paul Ryan traffics in racism because the Republican Party is a racist organization.
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Instead of trying to figure out “if” Paul Ryan is a racist, the more revealing question is “what type of racist is he?”
Townhall editor Katie Pavlich and others noted a name that was mysteriously absent from the tiresome tirade: Robert Byrd.
Amazing how @Salon dubs the GOP as "white supremacist party," forgetting KKK member Sen. Robert Byrd, who Clinton defended, was a Democrat
— Katie Pavlich (@KatiePavlich) March 21, 2014
According to @Salon, Paul Ryan is a white supremacist, but for some weird reason don't mention *actual* white supremacist & Dem Robert Byrd
— Katie Pavlich (@KatiePavlich) March 21, 2014
https://twitter.com/amylutz4/status/446995311223771136
@chaunceydevega You spelled Robert Byrd wrong in this article. http://t.co/LKc6XWzIeb
— Will (@Will32283) March 21, 2014
More reaction:
Also a Democrat who literally tried to block desegregation of schools “@AllianceCMattox: @KatiePavlich @Salon don't forget Gov Wallace.”
— Katie Pavlich (@KatiePavlich) March 21, 2014
https://twitter.com/amylutz4/status/446996798645608450
https://twitter.com/GOPBlackChick/status/446997143837220864
https://twitter.com/TheRealBepo/status/447008650679562241
https://twitter.com/kjon/status/447008635856887808
Rich Lowry’s take on Paul Ryan’s supposed bigotry is here:
.@RichLowry writes for @POLITICOMag: @RepPaulRyan is being blasted for saying the same type of things Obama has said: http://t.co/h3JKFIpE7w
— POLITICO (@politico) March 20, 2014
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