Why White Women and Jesus Christ Are To Blame For The Deep Divide

And the mafia in The White House

The midterm elections are pretty much over and so far all we can decipher is that this “once great nation” is still under attack from the supremacy of Whiteness and how that longstanding tradition has sealed the damning legacy of the GOP.

The notion that a White nationalist like Steve King, the congressman from Iowa, who has spent his entire career demonizing immigrants and people of color, while offering his avid support to the successful rallies for White nationalism on a global scale — has managed to secure yet another victory — is the sign of the times.

King, endured public scrutiny from members of his own party, who denounced his recent activities, and attempted to debunk the general assumption that Republicans are inherently racists. The congressman struck back with a TV ad right before election day — that depicted his core values in ways that recall the mindset of President Trump.

Another openly racist White politician, Ron DeSantis, the Governor-elect of Florida, basically campaigned with the messaging that aligned with Trump when it comes to the caravan of hell at our doorstep, that’s nearly tipping over with Brown bodies of countless thugs, that could endanger the purity of White women.