The Republican Party keeps attracting racist, anti-semitic candidates

Three Republican candidates in this year’s midterms have been disavowed by the Republican National Committee for their racist and anti-Semitic views — including one who, according to a local television news poll, is leading among Republicans in the primary for California’s Senate election.

“While they have no chance of winning, we nonetheless condemn these candidates and their hateful, racist views in the strongest possible terms,” an RNC official said in a statement to Yahoo News Wednesday. “There’s no place for them in the Republican Party.”

The statement followed reports that in one local poll the leading contender to challenge California Sen. Dianne Feinstein this November, polling at 18 percent in a 32-person race, is an obscure newcomer named Patrick Little, running on a platform of making America “free of Jews.”

Little, who sees himself as a “civil rights advocate” for white Americans and seeks “to liberate America from the Zionist occupational government,” told Yahoo News that he chose to run as a Republican because “third parties tend not to win.” He said, however, he gave up on trying to work with local Republican executive committees a month or two ago when “none of them returned my calls.”

Ben Mothafuckin' Reilly wrote:

Three Republican candidates in this year’s midterms have been disavowed by the Republican National Committee for their racist and anti-Semitic views — including one who, according to a local television news poll, is leading among Republicans in the primary for California’s Senate election.

“While they have no chance of winning, we nonetheless condemn these candidates and their hateful, racist views in the strongest possible terms,” an RNC official said in a statement to Yahoo News Wednesday. “There’s no place for them in the Republican Party.”

The statement followed reports that in one local poll the leading contender to challenge California Sen. Dianne Feinstein this November, polling at 18 percent in a 32-person race, is an obscure newcomer named Patrick Little, running on a platform of making America “free of Jews.”

Little, who sees himself as a “civil rights advocate” for white Americans and seeks “to liberate America from the Zionist occupational government,” told Yahoo News that he chose to run as a Republican because “third parties tend not to win.” He said, however, he gave up on trying to work with local Republican executive committees a month or two ago when “none of them returned my calls.”

https://www.yahoo.com/news/anti-semites-ballot-gop-condemns-three-contenders-racist-views-090035911.html