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The Democratic Party has gotten so extreme that it’s rarely a challenge to pick out candidates from the party controlled by its radical left-wing base.
Pushing identity politics and a racially divisive narrative, the go-to tactic when up against a white male Republican seems to be to call them a white supremacist — this coming from the cabal that lectures the nation on the tone of our rhetoric.
Case in point, Democratic candidate Alexandra Owensby, who is running against Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky.
The longshot Democrat hoping to prevent Massie from a fifth term in Congress, took to Twitter to share a family photo of the Republican candidate, only to accuse him of secretly “flashing a ‘white supremacy’ sign.”
She tweeted: “When racial tensions are at an all time high, my opponent Thomas Massie ‘welcomes’ granting citizenship while flashing a ‘white supremacy’ sign with his left hand?!”
When racial tensions are at an all time high, my opponent Thomas Massie “welcomes” granting citizenship while flashing a ‘white supremacy’ sign with his left hand?! #racist #togetherky #2020election #owensby4congress
source: Repthomasmassie Twitter & Facebook pic.twitter.com/0auoOEqR4y
— Dr. Alexandra Owensby, DNP (@AMOwensby) September 16, 2020
When a social media user pointed out that Massey was grasping the edge of his jacket with two fingers, insisting that Owensby was going to lose big, the Democrat doubled down on her white supremacy accusation while questioning “why” he would choose to do so with only two fingers.
😂 why does he need to clench the jacket with his left hand only in a white supremacy signal? I would love to go head to head with him in a debate, but he is too afraid and won’t show up, just like he doesn’t show up in the district to hear their voices.
— Dr. Alexandra Owensby, DNP (@AMOwensby) September 17, 2020
But then, leave it to savvy social media users to find incriminating evidence that makes Owensby look even more ridiculous:
https://twitter.com/amorius/status/1306747780619214849?s=20
I’m just gunna leave this right here… pic.twitter.com/aRDp7GAWpt
— Ricardo Turtleneck (@PintSizePolemic) September 18, 2020
The story brings to mind Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation hearings, when his former law clerk Zina Bash was accused of flashing a white power sign while sitting behind him.
A now-deleted tweet from her husband, U.S. Attorney John Bash, informed attackers that: “Zina is Mexican on her mother’s side and Jewish on her father’s side. She was born in Mexico. Her grandparents were Holocaust survivors.”
Not surprisingly, Owensby was lit up on social media, given new meaning to “being ratioed.”
Here’s a sampling of responses to the story from Twitter:
.@AMOwensby, sweetie- take a look at your comments. This is what’s known as getting dragged on social media. Better luck next time, race hustler pic.twitter.com/GVh8jRB3Zt
— Brandon Straka (@BrandonStraka) September 18, 2020
I dunno. I think it’s pretty bold. Compelling and rich.
— Xodreev (@Xodreev) September 18, 2020
WEAK! It looks to me like he’s touching the hem of his jacket. HARDLY “flashing” anything. Are you 🦇💩🤪???
— PibbleLover (@PibbleGal) September 18, 2020
Mittens for all!
— Mountain Man Mike (@Mtn_Man_Mike) September 18, 2020
When you call this a “white supremacy sign” I lose all respect for your honesty and integrity.
— Stanley D. Kruger (@sherpalou) September 17, 2020
— Uncle Flapjacks (@UncleFlapjacks) September 17, 2020
When you just trying to pull down your jacket, but people on Twitter are crazy pic.twitter.com/KI87xtvgMP
— Jeremy (@EODTEC89) September 18, 2020
— Nic (@nicisright) September 18, 2020
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The longest-tenured writer at BizPac Review, Tom grew up in Maryland before moving to Central Florida as a young teen. It is in the Sunshine State that he honed both his passion for politics and his writing skills.
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