Cori Bush, a liberal racist against ‘evil blackening’ Republicans

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While America has become less tolerant of racist language and behavior, there is still a widely accepted reason to publicly call out black people for any imaginable racial slur or ridicule them for their misbehavior specifically because they are black and that’s if they have an R next to their name.

Progressives like Rep. Cori Bush (D-Mo.) consistently exploit this racial loophole when they find it politically expedient. And amid a tumultuous race for House speakers, like a knee jerk, Bush couldn’t help himself, verbalizing his distaste for Rep. Byron Donalds (R-Fla.) suddenly being nominated as a candidate.

FWIW, @ByronDonalds is not a historic presidential candidate. It’s an accessory. Although he is black, he supports a political agenda to maintain and perpetuate white supremacy. His name being in the mix is ​​not pathetic progress, Bush tweeted Wednesday.

Byron Donalds garnered 20 votes as Speaker of the House. Reuters

A few hours later, Donalds replied: FWIW no one asked @CoriBush for his opinion on the matter. Before judging my program, let’s have a debate about policies and outcomes. Until then, don’t be a crab in a barrel!

Bush tried to clarify her statement by saying she had no problem with him being black and a Republican, but because his name wasn’t mentioned earlier, she thinks he’s being used. as an accessory. Still, Rep. Jim Jordans’ name has also been thrown into the mix for the speaker, and she doesn’t see it as a prop.

If progressives like Bush actually cared about black people being used as props or tokens, she would have had a problem with Joe Biden specifically wanting a black woman to be his vice president before choosing Kamala Harris. She reportedly pointed the finger at Democratic pundits and strategists advocating for a black woman to take a Supreme Court justice seat before Biden chooses Ketanji Brown Jackson. Why aren’t they considered pawns or tokens?

Bush behaves much like many progressives who claim their words come from a place of genuine benevolence when in fact they are a manifestation of their guttural distaste for a black face taking up space on the political wing opposite.

She wasn’t lovingly warning him that he was being used as a black political pawn, she was looking down on him because she thinks he’s too naive to know when he’s being manipulated.

Cori Bush is just a much larger public face for the behavior exemplified by progressives who exploit the loophole of racial animosity towards black Americans if they get it wrong politically. We saw the same thing after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade as most of the hate was directed at Clarence Thomas; Uncle Clarence trended on Twitter within hours, despite voting the majority and not writing the opinion.

It’s become so mainstream on Twitter that one account, Chronicles of Racist Liberals (@liberalsracists), documents the political left’s neglected epidemic of racism directed specifically at black conservatives and Republicans with offensive racial slurs, degrading and racist, often for dramatic reasons. indeed, language mixed with references to slavery.

A Twitter user asked, Who the hell is Byron Donalds? and got the answer: House version of Tim Scott. An Uncle Tom in training.

Senator Tim Scott (R-SC) is a frequent target: aging white Maga men mock Tim Scott for him by imagining that they really don’t care what he says or does. They see Uncle Tim as a way to get black voters to vote maga rather than for their own interests. . . look it’s our nigger.

But he is not the only one. No self-respecting black man would ever be a Republican, someone tweeted. You ain’t nothing but a black-skinned white boy Uncle Tom house n—-r, said another user.

Kevin McCarthy lost 13 votes to become Speaker of the House.AFP via Getty Images

Of course, this speech is not the hate speech that mainstream media and leftist politicians have in mind when advocating censorship on Big Tech, because for them racism against black conservatives is not not really racism because they’re not really black.

People who would call someone like Byron Donalds a n—-er house for not being in tune with the Democratic Party truly believe that they are morally superior and allies of black people.

White privilege progressives don’t talk about is the ability to think for yourself and vote for whoever you want without being seen as a traitor to your race. If you’re white and vote Republican, the progressive left will hate your politics; but if you’re black and you vote Republican, the progressive left will say you hate yourself.

It would be strange for someone to tell a white person that voting for a particular political party makes him a traitor to the white race.

It should also seem strange when someone says this to a black person.

Adam B. Coleman is the author of Black Victim to Black Victor and founder of Wrong Speak Publishing. Follow him on Substack: adambcoleman.substack.com.

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