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Democratic Party official in Texas is being called on to resign this weekend  Gary O'Connor heads the Democratic Party in Lamar County, northeast of Dallas  O'Connor reacted to rebuttal speech by Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina  Scott on Wednesday delivered GOP response to President Biden's address  'America is not a racist country,' Scott said in his remarks on Wednesday  'It seems clear he is little more than an Oreo,' O'Connor wrote of Scott 'Oreo' is a racial slur used to describe a black person who acts white  Republicans were outraged and demanded that O'Connor resign from his...

And where was the uproar when Bill Maher questioned the “born that way” dogma, stating, “Wasn't always sure about the man-woman thing, but low capital gains taxes — born that way.”

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Liberal media largely ignores 'Uncle Tim' slurs against Tim Scott after his Biden response WaPo quotes slur-using activist who accused Scott of giving cover to white supremacists The very first three paragraphs (underneath a photo of  The View’s far-left Joy Behar) read this way:  “Liberal media outlets almost completely ignored the "Uncle Tim" slurs that trended on social media against Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., after his rebuttal Wednesday to President Biden's address to Congress. Scott, the lone Black Republican in the U.S. Senate, infuriated progressives with his speech, which includ...

Last week, I asked why there was no uproar from LGBTQ activists when Bruce “Caitlyn” Jenner was “misgendered” and mocked by the left after announcing that he would run for governor of California. (In reality, some of the mocking came from LGBTQ activists, who painted Jenner as a fame-hungry reality TV star.) And where was the uproar when Bill Maher questioned the “born that way” dogma, stating, “Wasn't always sure about the man-woman thing, but low capital gains taxes — born that way.” To be sure, there were some scattered voices of protest, but not a fraction of what woul...