Rep. Steve King (R-IA) is now dubbed "Corn Hitler." |
The white extremist Rep. Steve King (R-IA) said remarks in the open. The Republicans rather he said his remarks behind closed doors. It turns out that his remarks about being a white nationalist finally got the attention of Republican leaders.
King, a long term Iowa lawmaker was never shy about his views on multiculturalism and immigration. He was very critical of Black Lives Matter, women's rights, LGBTQ rights and human rights.
He supported police officers killing unarmed people of color. He supported Donald J. Trump's Amerikkklan Border Wall. He supported far white Europeans Gert Wiilders, Nigel Farage, Katie Hopkins and Marie Le Penn.
King was badgering Google CEO Sundar Pichai about his Apple iPhone. He thought Google was treating him, alt-white activist Laura Loomer, kookspiracy nut Alex Jones and doxx troll Chuck Johnson unfairly.
Now all his antics have him losing his precious committee positions. The House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly to strip him of his committee posts and censured him.
Do you believe the Republican Party removing Steve King from his committees a step in the right direction? (Expect the dumbest answers being picked by trolls)
Republicans never had a problem with him.
King responded in his typical fashion.
My Statement on Kevin McCarthy’s Unprecedented Assault on my Freedom of Speech. pic.twitter.com/0R0vP6MoWT— Steve King (@SteveKingIA) January 15, 2019
Matter of fact, there are 50 members of the Republican Party that have openly said bigoted things about people of color, Barack and Michelle Obama, shared racist emails and said inappropriate things about immigrants.
Then of course, Donald J. Trump.
Like I've said, the Republican Party has embraced white nationalism. Listening to the loudest voices of talk radio, Fox News and the internet has turned the Party of Lincoln into the Party of Trump.
I meant the Party of Putin.
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