Violent threats and racial profiling reveal a toxic political culture across the country

The group chat was racist as hell.

Black people are called “monkeys” and “watermelon people.”

The group discussion was also about the Semites.

“I love Hitler.” Kill them with gas chambers. “I’m ready to watch people get hot now.”

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Oh, and there were jokes about rape (“Epic”). And it tends towards gay people, including acts with cows.

That political reporting — based on 2,900 pages of interviews compiled by the Young Republicans Military Association — caused national outrage.

But Jd Vance dismissed it as “College Group Chat” and says “Kids do stupid things, especially little guys.”

In fact, these were young adults under the age of 40 (according to the rules), working as political islands and civil servants.

Vermont State Sen. Sam Douglass apologized and resigned, saying he had to protect his family in the face of death threats. His wife, Brianna, posted that he “gives people people [sic] Too much debt and we expect a Jew to be honest. “

William Hendrix, working for the Kansas Attorney General’s Office, has been fired.

Bobby Walker, chairman of the New York State Young Republicans, lost his official position in the campaign. Peter Giunta was fired by the New York convention.

Everything is sickening, disgusting and stomach-turning.

From aoc to zohran mamdani, the democrats are walking in politics far to the left

Don’t take my word for it. The ChiepneAct Republican National Federation says “Surprised by the vile and unsavory language expressed … Such behavior is shameful, has nothing to do with any Republican, and stands in line with the values ​​that our movement represents.”

New York GOP leaders have voted unfairly to avoid the state’s young Republicans chapter.

But with the exception of some bold and prominent ones, most Republicans do not want to talk about the fiasco. They have been coming from bad luck which includes, naturally, democratic elections.

Democrats, in the meantime, are reluctant to withdraw the support of Jay Jones – the attorney of Virginia – after the release of the documents in charge of the cases, released by violent rhetoric. (Maxine Wallace/The Washington Post/Getty Images)

Jay Jones, running for Attorney General in Virginia, was revealed by a state review to have had a violent exchange with a colleague in 2022, when both were in a guest house.

Jones was thinking about going after Todd Gilbert, then Speaker of the House.

Gilbert gets “two bullets to the head,” then Jones says he wants the speaker’s children to ‘die in their mother’s arms.’

JD Vance said that Jones “has been thinking about killing his political opponents,” I’m sure the opposition with Sombrero memes will join in calling this race. Republican Gov. Glenn Yesin did just that. “

President Trunk chimed in, saying that “radical yashiy enatity jones” made “sick and decided jokes, if they were jokes on the Republican legislature, his wife and their children.” The President called Jones “an animal” and that “anyone would be put in jail for what he said.”

Now all this is disgusting and crazy – and it gets worse.

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Abigail Spanberger, the Democrat running for Virgin Governor, was “disgusted” by Jones’ comments and made it clear that he should take responsibility for the Commonwealth. “

What he has definitely not done is to withdraw his support for the man behind the “violent language.” Jay “two letters” Jones is back. So does the majority of Democrats, which is different.

So each side engages in classic wallaboutism – insisting that we train our eyes on the other side of the misbehavior.

And you know very well if the conditions were reversed, the Democrats would be putting out a “two letter” candidate and the Republicans would be whipping up racial and anti-Semitic party arguments.

In an ideal world, both would be equally criticized no matter where they are.

There are questions of real political violence – like the horrific September killing of Charlie Kirk. (Trent Nelson / The Salt Lake Tribune / Getty Images)

David French, a conservative, anti-Trump columnist for the New York Times, says there is a “twisted moral calculus” that he blames in part on Trumpempism but admits that TJT started working well politically.

“The result is a dynamic force that moves people of good character to the party and attracts new leaders and new people who join themselves.

“In that time, the trolls have expanded until the radiation becomes the maivertream and the previous normal becomes the frange.” Even a pity George W. Bush would be considered very lucky with the Trump GOP. So Ronald Reagan, who was in the army, and Richard Nixon, who created the EPA.

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And then there is the question of actual violence, after the horrific murder of Charlie Kirk, not to mention the two attempts to fix Trump last year.

“The rising vitriol and the growing undercurrent of anti-election sentiment to some degree is on such a scale with the rest of America

It is the last method of using reasons-ends. It is about holding and holding power. The rest doesn’t matter. And that changes.

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It’s nice to learn that the Fringe is now a very important thing, that nothing is more important than protecting your side, your group, your ideas, your information was discarded. But that is the world in which we now live.