Wray: ‘Majority’ Of Domestic Terror Arrests This Year Motivated By White Supremacy

FBI Director Christopher Wray told lawmakers on Tuesday that the majority of the arrests his team has made this year related to domestic terrorism have been motivated by white supremacist ideology.


This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://talkingpointsmemo.com/?p=1237313
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Wray will lose his job in 5…4…3…2…1. I bet he is already packing.

Doofus just doesn’t want any of his people to stray off message by telling the truth.

Make lying bad again.

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Trump: This is all Obama’s fault. Why was he born in Kenya while being black?

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A very important statement
A very important point

The Democratic Convention in 1968: “The Whole World Is Watching”

2019: “Indeed”

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Durbin added: “We are having a national conversation about race that we haven’t had in a long time — about racism and the reaction, what is acceptable and what is not.”

“A national conversation”?!

Is that all Durbin can say to describe an overtly racist President supported by a racist Republican party stoking white nationalism?

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Beat me by about 5 seconds.

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Noted it before and will note it again: As Daddy always said, “Son, in this country the bullets come from the right.”

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Why does the current FBI director hate white people so much? He’s obviously a racist for saying this. Whether it’s true or not is besides the point. People who claim that there’s still racism in our society are the actual racists, just like saying that it’s raining is almost always the reason that it’s raining.

My GOP “Deep Thoughts” for the day. Enjoy.

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Cruz and Kennedy Cassidy:
“Look! Over there! Antifa!!”

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“There are good white supremacist terrorists on both sides!”

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I’ve never respected Durbin much. He either actually believes that the better angels of our nature will eventually fix all that’s wrong with the country, or he’s hiding behind such utopian bullshit to justify doing nothing. I say the latter. I mean, I sighed and said some deep things, isn’t that enough?

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By their measure, FDR and Churchill were terrorists.

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Whatever complacency we had in the past has been removed by the Trump Era.

Those are the kinds of things (the reality of that which we have been covering up) which promote national conversations…There are good, inter-group things in America…which, while seemingly tangential to our discussion, are entirely essential and indicative…

  • Civility among people of different backgrounds, civility sometimes motivated by common embarrassment with Trumpism.**

  • Conversations never before initiated between and among neighbors, co-workers, friends and relatives**

** I am referring to non-Trumpers…but an occasional one gets the message

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“If everybody’s special, ain’t nobody special.”

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a.k.a. TRUMPERS, MAGA HATTERS

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Wray: ‘Majority’ Of Domestic Terror Arrests This Year Motivated By White Supremacy

That’s it, kiss your job goodbye.

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T-ball versus old-style Little League (complete with pitchers who threw fastballs)…

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You know, you don’t have to treat every article here as a kind of Rorschach test in which you invariably see Democratic fecklessness. A senator and an FBI director are discussing how the director considers race-based domestic terrorism to be the single biggest threat the country faces. Try to focus.

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a majority of the domestic terrorism cases that we’ve investigated, are motivated by some version of what you might call white supremacist violence, it includes other things as well.

The Trump tweet will delete the reference to white supremacists, emphasize the “other things,” and proclaim that the FBI has affirmed the threat posed by the Squad and justifies his demand that we send them back.

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But I do. “Democratic fecklessness” abounds. Calling racist Republicans stoking white supremacy as “having a national conversation about race” is a good example. It is like saying Nazis are having a national conversation about religion.