Wajahat Ali seems awfully confident that 'the modern GOP' loves white supremacy, but he can't seem to back that up with evidence

Birth of a Nation would crush it at the box office if it was remade in 2022.

— Wajahat Ali (@WajahatAli) May 17, 2022

Joe Biden’s probably kicking himself for not coming up with that one first. Oh well. Live and learn!

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But we digress.

That “Birth of a Nation” tweet sure is something.

Sad but true 😖

— EmRoo (@emilyoorap) May 17, 2022

It’s sad, but it’s not true. Not even remotely.

Also, aside from being horribly racist, “Birth of a Nation” just straight-up sucked. It was just an awful, awful movie. Though it did have perhaps its biggest fan in Democratic President Woodrow Wilson, so there’s that.

This is so accurate it hurts the soul. https://t.co/XVxu7RjZfE

— Heather Poulson (@hkpoulson) May 17, 2022

It’s so inaccurate, it hurts the brain.

Same goes for this additional take from Wajahat, actually, which he gifted us with unnoticed a couple of days ago:

All Republicans have to do is say they renounce the white supremacist replacement theory and condemn it.

And they can't.

Tells you everything about the modern GOP. What more do you need to see?

— Wajahat Ali (@WajahatAli) May 15, 2022

All Wajahat Ali has to do when he claims that Republicans endorse or are at least cool with racist “Great Replacement Theory” is give us evidence to support his assertion. And he can’t.

Tells us everything about Wajahat Ali. What more do we need to see?

@WajahatAli: "All Republicans have to do is denounce the words I've put in their mouths." https://t.co/3n5gAtD5tA

— Andrea E (@AAC0519) May 17, 2022

https://twitter.com/bonchieredstate/status/1526612378497998849

Or, put more concisely:

https://twitter.com/bonchieredstate/status/1526612119243866113

Shut up, Wajahat.

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