White Nationalist Lance Gooden Questions Dem Judy Chu's American Loyalty!

White nationalist lawmaker makes ugly troupes.

Why does Black History Month only last 28 [29] days? 

I am tired of trying to compact Black accomplishments in one month. 

BLACK HISTORY EVERYDAY! 

Black history is American history and our achievements are big. We don't need to consolidate our achievements to please folks.

The far right wants to end WOKE. 

Idiots don't even know what it means. 

Nevertheless, African Americans, Native Americans (Indigenous), Hispanics, Asian Americans, immigrants, those who identify as transgender and Americans with disabilities are under attack from extremists.

The far right has its warriors. The white nationalists have allied with suit & ties (Republican lawmakers, media agitators and activists), religious zealots, corporate looters, and the sellouts (the FBA/ADOS movement, gay Republicans, Asian Republicans, Black Republicans and former allies of change).

They want to keep America angry and stroke civil war.

Rep. Lance Gooden (R-TX) is feuding with Rep. Judy Chu (D-CA) and went as far to call her a Chinese spy.

The leaders of a new House select committee on China defended Democratic Rep. Judy Chu on Sunday, saying it was abhorrent and unacceptable for a GOP lawmaker to question her loyalty to the United States based on her Chinese heritage.

Rep. Judy Chu (D-CA)

“One of my colleagues, unfortunately, attacked Chu, the first Chinese American congresswoman in the United States Congress, saying that somehow she’s not loyal to the United States. I find that offensive as an Asian American myself,” said Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi, the ranking Democrat on the panel, about the comments last week from Gooden.

Wisconsin Rep. Mike Gallagher, the Republican chair of the China panel who appeared Sunday with Krishnamoorthi on CBS’ “Face the Nation,” said Gooden was out of line.

“We should not question anybody’s loyalty to the United States,” Gallagher said. “That is out of bounds. It’s beyond the pale.”

In a Fox interview last week, Gooden criticized Chu for her defense of Biden economic appointee Dominic Ng, who the president named to the business advisory council of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation. Gooden questioned either Chu’s “loyalty or competence.” He also suggested that Chu, a California Democrat, should not have a security clearance or access to classified briefings.

Chu, the chair of the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus who was born in Los Angeles, called Gooden’s comments “racist,” saying the attacks on her and Ng relied on false information from right-wing media.

On Sunday, Gallagher said his bipartisan committee, which is officially called the “Select Committee on the Strategic Competition Between the United States and the Chinese Communist Party” was named as such to “to constantly make that distinction between the party and the people.”

“We must constantly be aware of going overboard as we try and win this competition with China,” he said.