House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) confirmed Wednesday that there would be no consequences for two sitting Republicans in the House who recently addressed a white nationalist conference.
Amidst all of this crap, something interesting is happening here in Idaho. The press has turned it’s attention to a dark money group here which holds tremendous influence on the extreme right. And it has turned into a statewide story about Republican in-fighting. The press smells blood.
Every time I see him, I think of the Dr. Seuss story “What Was I Afraid Of.” He’s a pair of mysteriously animate pants with nothing inside them. Except he’s not even initially scary and his perpetual fear is contemptable, not sympathetic.
She then referred to AFPAC attendees — a group consisting of open racists and extremists — as “1,200 young conservatives who feel cast aside and marginalized by society” and “1,200 people gathered to declare that Christ is King.”
Damn, empty greene, you’re a fucking saint standing by the misunderstood, downtrodden and violence prone racists that way. Brings a tear to my eye.
McCarthy doubtlessly scolded the wayward representatives for getting caught in the act, rather than anything they said or any crazy ideas and bigotry they endorsed.