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NORTH CAROLINA GOP PRIMARY WINNER SAYS GOD IS A WHITE SUPREMACIST, JEWS ARE SATANIC
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(all caps in the title are a copy/paste from the article)

http://www.newsweek.com/russell-walker-republican-candidate-racist-god-jews-north-carolina-house-999434?amp=1

Quote:A North Carolina state House of Representatives candidate who recently won the Republican primary has claimed Jews are satanic, U.S. soldiers are being poisoned by the government and that God is a white supremacist.

Russell Walker, the Republican candidate for House District 48’s Scotland and Hoke counties, lost the support of the North Carolina Republican Party this week after being tied to several racist and bizarre claims. Walker’s personal campaign website and Facebook pages tied to him espouse his belief in white supremacy and what he sees as the Christian Bible’s support for the white race above all others. Walker has filed lawsuits to keep Confederate symbols in public places as well as against the Hoke County News-Journal for refusing to publish his conspiratorial letters to the editor.

After being linked to years of bizarre and racist behavior, the North Carolina GOP officially severed ties with the lone Republican candidate on the ballot in the upcoming November election. Walker, who owns property in Aberdeen, will face Democratic incumbent Garland Pierce, an African-American minister.

“Based on recent behavior and previous statements, the North Carolina Republican Party is unable and unwilling to support the Republican nominated candidate for North Carolina House District 48," GOP chairman Robin Hayes said in a statement provided to the Charlotte Observer Tuesday. "The NCGOP along with our local parties in Hoke, Scotland and Robeson Counties will be spending our time and resources supporting Republican candidates that better reflect the values of our party.”



Walker’s website that touts his candidacy for the North Carolina General Assembly suggests a wide variety of claims about race, Jews and the Bible. "What is wrong with being a white supremacist? God is a racist and a white supremacist," reads one segment. "Someone or group has to be supreme and that group is the whites of the world.… There is no such thing as equality. Someone or something has to be superior and someone and something has to be inferior.”


Walker is behind several lawsuits against Tyton NC Biofuels, an ethanol plant, and a civil rights case to abolish “at-large” voting. Walker complains that because the Hoke County News-Journal has not published his letters or reported on his actions, he also filed a lawsuit against the paper. The newspaper’s editor, Ken MacDonald, wrote a front page piece in January about Walker’s frequent protests in front of the paper’s Raeford office as well as his numerous “frivolous” lawsuits.

“The guy protesting outside our building last Wednesday with signs that read, 'God is racist,' and 'What’s wrong with being racist?' says he’ll be back with new signs. So instead of ignoring him, I think there’s a need to at least explain his presence,” wrote MacDonald. 


In 2017, Walker’s lawsuit to keep Confederate flags and portraits of Confederate generals in South Carolina courtrooms was dismissed by a York judge. As he was leaving the courtroom, Walker compared his Confederacy heritage to the way women feel about abortions or how black people think of Martin Luther King Jr., who he referred to with a racial slur. “Should I rip the signs down or insist that they take Martin Luther King street down or the rest of that stuff?” Walker asked reporters. “That’s a public thing I don’t necessarily agree with it but that’s just the way it is. You had people in Baltimore a couple nights ago rip down a statue of Christopher Columbus. When is it going to end? We’re going to go after Washington, Lincoln, Jefferson and everything else,” he exclaimed.

Walker touts that the National Rifle Association has given him an “A” rating for his strong support of the Second Amendment, although the NRA does not list him. He has written at length about biblical conspiracies, including that “the Jews are not Semitic they are satanic as they all descend from Satan... God made the races and he is the greatest racist ever.”


Walker writes that he is a former chemical engineer and graduated from the Stevens Institute of Technology in 1964. Walker defeated Republican candidate John Imaratto in the primary, amassing nearly two-thirds of the vote. 



Walker compared Democratic incumbent Garland Pierce to Russian President Vladimir Putin as two career politicians on his website. He urged the people of North Carolina to vote a Republican into the state legislature because "Pierce has absolutely no influence in the Republican super majority (76-44) House...Pierce is like wallpaper. He looks good, is there, but is absolutely useless. Tell me one good thing Pierce has done in 14 years.  A Republican in a Republican legislature is going to have more influence rather than a member of the opposition. If the Republicans lose their veto proof majority then there will be a stalemate at best in North Carolina government and nothing will change."

He's so bad even the party cut ties with him...but the voters saw the ® and voted for him anyway!  Smirk

No wonder some out there tout their love for uneducated people.
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Yeah but......both parties are pretty much the same remember?


LOL
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(07-03-2018, 07:30 AM)GMDino Wrote: (all caps in the title are a copy/paste from the article)

http://www.newsweek.com/russell-walker-republican-candidate-racist-god-jews-north-carolina-house-999434?amp=1


He's so bad even the party cut ties with him...but the voters saw the ® and voted for him anyway!  Smirk

No wonder some out there tout their love for uneducated people.

Well to be fair, there were only Rs on the ballot.

I just don't understand why someone can't be both Semitic and satanic.

This John Imaratto fellow that lost to him ought to give up politics.
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(07-03-2018, 07:42 AM)CKwi88 Wrote: Yeah but......both parties are pretty much the same remember?


LOL

That's what they keep saying.

Cool
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(07-03-2018, 08:38 AM)michaelsean Wrote: Well to be fair, there were only Rs on the ballot.

I just don't understand why someone can't be both Semitic and satanic.

This John Imaratto fellow that lost to him ought to give up politics.

True...I forgot this was the primary.  That just makes it worse that they had OTHER choices and chose this "man".
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(07-03-2018, 08:51 AM)GMDino Wrote: True...I forgot this was the primary.  That just makes it worse that they had OTHER choices and chose this "man".

That's why I'm thinking the other guy should never run again.

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(07-03-2018, 09:11 AM)michaelsean Wrote: That's why I'm thinking the other guy should never run again.

"Who'd you lose to?"

"I don't want to talk about it."

See I see it differently (act surprised).

I'd be yelling to anyone who would listen that the voters chose THAT guy!  And they should vote for ANYONE else in the general election.
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To a thunderous ovation from Trump supporters. shrugs.

We can't keep assuming voters are better than this. That's how we got Trump.
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(07-03-2018, 09:17 AM)jj22 Wrote: To a thunderous ovation from Trump supporters. shrugs.

We can't keep assuming voters are better than this. That's how we got Trump.

I know it makes  people mad, even if they didn't vote for Trump, but I think you are right.


Quite possibly people who voted for this guy don't consider themselves white supremacists or support that, but still consider guys like this "better than Hillary" or any Democrat.  "Better than Hillary"--understanding what that really means is maybe a key winning back the government and getting the government back on track.
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They should have voted for the guy without the R by his name in the Republican Primary.

Uneducated you say......fail.
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(07-03-2018, 07:42 AM)CKwi88 Wrote: Yeah but......both parties are pretty much the same remember?


LOL

Accessory to the fail. 
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It's a rather rural district, only about 25K total voters (all parties). Since it was a primary, Republican was the only party voting. Chances are, this guy is from a family with traditional money and power dating back to plantation days. There's a really strong chance that this guy only got votes, because his name was the only one people recognized.


I am familiar with that part of the State, as it is about 2 hrs. drive from where I live.
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(07-03-2018, 08:18 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: It's a rather rural district, only about 25K total voters (all parties).  Since it was a primary, Republican was the only party voting.  Chances are, this guy is from a family with traditional money and power dating back to plantation days. There's a really strong chance that this guy only got votes, because his name was the only one people recognized.


I am familiar with that part of the State, as it is about 2 hrs. drive from where I live.

That's why we have the electoral vote. So places like this can have more pull. Makes sense in the twilight zone.
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(07-03-2018, 08:59 PM)NATI BENGALS Wrote: That's why we have the electoral vote. So places like this can have more pull. Makes sense in the twilight zone.

Actually, NC has about 800K more registered Democrats than Republicans, and it is an all or nothing State in terms of electoral votes.  Not sure what you're getting at here..
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Man admit his mistake and points out how that makes the situation even worse for Republicans:

(07-03-2018, 08:51 AM)GMDino Wrote: True...I forgot this was the primary.  That just makes it worse that they had OTHER choices and chose this "man".

Man ignores rest of thread that continued after said mistake to point out...the mistake that was already corrected:

(07-03-2018, 08:10 PM)bfine32 Wrote: They should have voted for the guy without the R by his name in the Republican  Primary.

Uneducated you say......fail.

Then same man continues to ignore topic of thread to insult another board member.

(07-03-2018, 08:12 PM)bfine32 Wrote: Accessory to the fail. 

"fail"
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(07-03-2018, 08:18 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: It's a rather rural district, only about 25K total voters (all parties).  Since it was a primary, Republican was the only party voting.  Chances are, this guy is from a family with traditional money and power dating back to plantation days. There's a really strong chance that this guy only got votes, because his name was the only one people recognized.


I am familiar with that part of the State, as it is about 2 hrs. drive from where I live.

That doesn't absolve people who voted for a "man" with those beliefs.  Heck I'd say it's worse if they know him and know what he says and still voted for him anyway.
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(07-03-2018, 11:04 PM)GMDino Wrote: That doesn't absolve people who voted for a "man" with those beliefs.  Heck I'd say it's worse if they know him and know what he says and still voted for him anyway.

To be honest, I think that district is pretty much 70% Democrat voters.  It really doesn't matter who wins the Republican primary.  Bulk of the population is black, Hispanic, and Native American.
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(07-03-2018, 11:25 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: To be honest, I think that district is pretty much 70% Democrat voters.  It really doesn't matter who wins the Republican primary.  Bulk of the population is black, Hispanic, and Native American.

So the rest are racists and stupid?   Mellow
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(07-03-2018, 11:29 PM)GMDino Wrote: So the rest are racists and stupid?   Mellow

I don't know man, I'm friends with several Lumbee tribesman.  They'll gladly admit to being racist.  However, if you accuse them of being stupid, you just might find yourself tied to some stakes over a bed of fire ants..
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The North Carolina Republican Party pulled their support, it says that in the very first sentence in the second paragraph of the story in the OP.

The guy is a whack job and won the primary with one vote...his own.

Ok, not his own and received a total of 824 votes while the other guy received 447. I wonder if the winners family voted for the other guy, lol.

So, are there 824 racists in this district or is it because he was the first name on the ballot or was it because people knew his name or was it because the other guy was worse or a what?

Anyway, this guy won't be a State Rep and most likely won't be voted Dog Catcher but you never know.





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