Democrats support candidate who wants to kill police, murder whites, uses the N word constantly, and considers women to be biatches and hos.
Yet they whine when Republicans run ads pointing out how offensive this candidate is -- including ads that merely play the Democratic candidate's speech directly.
Let's take a look at the typical liberal response from the other thread.
Liberals proclaim that stating the Democratic candidate's words are offensive is all about "Whitey and racism".
Let's look at reality... instead of the liberal fictional narrative.,
The Democratic candidate is former rapper, Antonio Delgado, with a long history of lyrics that call women biatches and hos. His lyrics 'include frequent use of a racial epithet common among black rappers, and criticize some of the founders as “dead presidents” who “believe in white supremacy.”'
A Congressional Candidate Used to Be a Rapper. Will It Matter?
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/07/17/us/politics/antonio-delgado-lyrics.html
I would say that his lyrics are very offensive to the majority of the voters in the district - but Democrats believe this is a candidate they should strongly support.
Yet they whine when Republicans run ads pointing out how offensive this candidate is -- including ads that merely play the Democratic candidate's speech directly.
Let's take a look at the typical liberal response from the other thread.
What the heck is going on with Whitey and all this racism? As mentioned in that thread of tweets, why not just post a picture of Willie Horton.
Liberals proclaim that stating the Democratic candidate's words are offensive is all about "Whitey and racism".
Let's look at reality... instead of the liberal fictional narrative.,
The Democratic candidate is former rapper, Antonio Delgado, with a long history of lyrics that call women biatches and hos. His lyrics 'include frequent use of a racial epithet common among black rappers, and criticize some of the founders as “dead presidents” who “believe in white supremacy.”'
A Congressional Candidate Used to Be a Rapper. Will It Matter?
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/07/17/us/politics/antonio-delgado-lyrics.html
I would say that his lyrics are very offensive to the majority of the voters in the district - but Democrats believe this is a candidate they should strongly support.
