Last week, the Obama White House announced that First Daughter, Malia Obama, had been accepted to Harvard and that she would take a gap year, which means she'll be part of Harvard's Class of '21.
FAUX NOOZ ran the story on their online website, and their typical supporters (and Trump fans) piled on with the comments below.
Who's surprised? These disgustingly racist comments are what you'd find on any given day on a particular far right, rabid "Daddy" blog. Just remember as you read this rot that the same people who wrote it are the same people who support the Short-Fingered Vulgarian.
Here is the bottom of the GOP sewer telling their FAUX NOOZ fellow supporters how they feel about Malia Obama's accomplishment.
Your modern Republican Party -- the people who support Trump:
Vile Racism Forces Fox News To Close Comments On Malia Obama Article
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There is virtually no difference between these comments and those of Radical Redneck, FreeThinke and the rest of the gang over at WYD.
And those are the kind of people supporting Trump for the nomination.
Let's hope there are still some conservatives who believe the principles they have always supported... specifically character.
I am not hopeful. They are so driven by hate, many are saying even a disgusting person like Trump is better than Hillary. Or any Dem...
Sad...
Dave, all we have to do is read those comments at that blog about African-Americans, Liberals, Muslims, women, and any other group they feel superior to, and we'd not be able to tell the difference between the authors of that sewerage and the tweets from the FAUX NOOZ website. They are one and the same from diseased and angry little minds: Trump supporters.
BTW, that first tweet by Bruce M. Sheldon is a mess of misspelled ignorance, a perfect example of their thought processes.
What I've never understood about racists is that they assume they are better than others yet they ALWAYS prove that they are less educated, more irrational and totally without morals. I still laugh at how hard the right has tried to make 'reverse racism' a thing.... lol yeah, right....
"Let's hope there are still some conservatives who believe the principles they have always supported... specifically character."
@Dave Miller, my husband and I still hold our principles. Neither one of us will be voting for Trump in the General election. I will vote who I supported all along, even knowing he has no chance. And I believe my husband is going to do a "write in". Neither of us can "hold our nose" this time.
@Shaw, those comments about Malia are disgusting. It's so sad people will attack a young woman like that.
Shaw... the amount of "good English" exhibited on most of those blogs is astonishingly low. The majority of the comments are such a jumble of gibberish that you can't even understand them, let alone diagram their sentences.
What's even worse is that some of the people who comment there are teachers. You would think their grasp of the language they implore others to learn would be above the level at which they write, but it's not.
It is at best a racially insensitive, undereducated group that is decrying the impending loss of the predominantly "white" culture of America. Whatever that is...
To those folks who say Obama made America racist and divided us let me ask you a question. Did Obama make those people write those tweets about his daughter who's smart enough to be accepted into Harvard? What really happened is that the insects like the people who wrote those things came out from under the rocks and feel proud to show off their racism. Now all tthis country has to do is elect Trump to make it an American value to advertise sick, racism to the whole world. Proud of yourself America?
DKJ, the wingnuts love to call Democrats racists, then they write stuff like this about a young black girl? This is disgusting, but not surprising coming from the right.
I've a great suggestion for El Donald's running mate: A large bag of squirrel entrails.
Let's hope there are still some conservatives who believe the principles they have always supported... specifically character.
Dave, I (and likely many others) still support the conservative fiscal policies I once often wrote about. It is the party that has betrayed principled fiscal conservatism.
Character is, or at least should be, important to all who desire a principled and honest representative democracy. That by the way applies to both political parties, their supporters, AND elected officials of our government.
Unfortunately we will have a choice of the lesser of two evils however we view it, or voting for a candidate (Gary Johnson) that hasn't a snowball in hell chance of winning.
Shaw... As for the comments regarding Malia, disgustingly racist and indicative of those commenter's (as well as any who share their views) abject ignorance, lack of basic decency, and a complete lack of understanding with respect to humanity.
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