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Why It’s Time For Haters Like Steve King To Proudly Accept The Label: “Racists”
Congressman Steve King has been the real MVP of Iowa for enough years to confirm that state as a hub for bigots. King was born and raised in the “Middle America oasis,” and that helped him score another victory during the mid-term elections, despite the backlash that erupted, after it was revealed that he was still, in fact, a racist.
Steve King has spent his entire career uttering the most vile rhetoric as proof of his allegiance to White supremacy. The controversy during the mid-term elections in November 2018, was in reaction to an interview that King gave a left-wing outlet, where he echoed the practiced sentiments of another racist pig, Steve Bannon.
Both King and Bannon, are quite vocal about the pride that comes with being White nationalists, and how it’s vital to retain that status by thwarting the threats to White sovereignty; that’s growing more and more urgent, thanks to the influx of Black and Brown migrants, and the unfortunate mixing of races.
President Trump is also a White nationalist. We know this because he said so, without prompting, but he vehemently denied himself the privilege of explaining exactly what he meant when a Black woman reporter, Yamiche Alcindor, broached the subject during a press conference.
