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A neo-Nazi and Holocaust denier garnered more than 20,000 votes and won the Republican primary in the 3rd Congressional District of Illinois on Tuesday night after running uncontested.
Arthur Jones, 70, announced his congressional candidacy earlier this year, prompting the Republican Party to disavow him.
According to preliminary polls, 20,339 people cast their ballot for Jones, who has a long history of white supremacist advocacy and was once a member of the American National Socialist Workers Party.
Jones will likely run against incumbent Democratic Representative Dan Lipinski, who has held the seat for more than a decade, according to US media projections.
In the past, Jones unsuccessfully ran for public office several times, including bids for US House of Representatives and Chicago mayor.
originally posted by: IgnoranceIsntBlisss
a reply to: Xcalibur254
I figured its be SJWFRONT vs. STORMFRONT, which has a whole obligatory 'whats with the selective outrage over selective racism' bit, but no wonder GOP doesnt care about that slot with Dan Lipinski being "one of the most conservative Democrats in Congress" who 'has repeatedly argued that the Democratic Party is moving too far to the left'. Meanwhile, like the people of Chicago would ever vote GOP. en.wikipedia.org...
What about a "third party" candidate (something actually worth talking about)?
originally posted by: WarPig1939
Why is it the republicans bring out the worst of people? He's a neo-Nazi, what could go wrong....This kind of stuff is what will make me lose my support for the GOP and go independent.
No one in their right mind would allow a white supremacist to hold an elected seat. The same could be said of an ANTIFA extremist running for the Democrat ballot. Who the hell picks these people?
Are the voters or people that nominate these scumbags really that dumb?
originally posted by: Grambler
originally posted by: WarPig1939
Why is it the republicans bring out the worst of people? He's a neo-Nazi, what could go wrong....This kind of stuff is what will make me lose my support for the GOP and go independent.
No one in their right mind would allow a white supremacist to hold an elected seat. The same could be said of an ANTIFA extremist running for the Democrat ballot. Who the hell picks these people?
Are the voters or people that nominate these scumbags really that dumb?
Never heard of Keith ellison, anti semite that not only got elected but almost won the leadership of the democratic party?
and no one picked this republican guy.
He ran unopposed in a district were no other republican ran because they have no chance of winning in that heavily deomcratic area.
originally posted by: WarPig1939
a reply to: Grambler
Somehow this Nazi thinks its a good idea to take on the republican ticket knowing full well the damage it will do to the GOP image?
What party wants to be associated with an anti-Semite? They should've just let the democrats win by default, I know it would be wrong but it would be better than letting this dirt bag take the slot.
originally posted by: bigfatfurrytexan
im unsure how anyone is shocked that 20k people, out of several million, cast a vote for him.
originally posted by: Wayfarer
originally posted by: WarPig1939
a reply to: Grambler
Somehow this Nazi thinks its a good idea to take on the republican ticket knowing full well the damage it will do to the GOP image?
What party wants to be associated with an anti-Semite? They should've just let the democrats win by default, I know it would be wrong but it would be better than letting this dirt bag take the slot.
Because as our Republican president has said , some nazi's are 'very fine people'. I'd call that a tacit admission of support (you know, of the 'good' nazi's & white supremacists/nationalists).
Trump's own words
originally posted by: Wayfarer
originally posted by: Grambler
originally posted by: WarPig1939
Why is it the republicans bring out the worst of people? He's a neo-Nazi, what could go wrong....This kind of stuff is what will make me lose my support for the GOP and go independent.
No one in their right mind would allow a white supremacist to hold an elected seat. The same could be said of an ANTIFA extremist running for the Democrat ballot. Who the hell picks these people?
Are the voters or people that nominate these scumbags really that dumb?
Never heard of Keith ellison, anti semite that not only got elected but almost won the leadership of the democratic party?
and no one picked this republican guy.
He ran unopposed in a district were no other republican ran because they have no chance of winning in that heavily deomcratic area.
C'mon dude, you can do better than that. I thought for sure you'd tell us instead how its the Democrats fault a Nazi is running under the Republican banner (rather than your redirection above).
Why did he run on the Republican ticket (as opposed to some other party) do you think?
originally posted by: Grambler
originally posted by: Wayfarer
originally posted by: Grambler
originally posted by: WarPig1939
Why is it the republicans bring out the worst of people? He's a neo-Nazi, what could go wrong....This kind of stuff is what will make me lose my support for the GOP and go independent.
No one in their right mind would allow a white supremacist to hold an elected seat. The same could be said of an ANTIFA extremist running for the Democrat ballot. Who the hell picks these people?
Are the voters or people that nominate these scumbags really that dumb?
Never heard of Keith ellison, anti semite that not only got elected but almost won the leadership of the democratic party?
and no one picked this republican guy.
He ran unopposed in a district were no other republican ran because they have no chance of winning in that heavily deomcratic area.
C'mon dude, you can do better than that. I thought for sure you'd tell us instead how its the Democrats fault a Nazi is running under the Republican banner (rather than your redirection above).
Why did he run on the Republican ticket (as opposed to some other party) do you think?
Why does that question matter?
This stu[pid guilt buy association crap is getting old.
Why did the guy the shot steve scalise support Bernie and democrats?
Well I guess that proves there is something evil about democrats and Bernie.
Or..
It shows that there are nuts on all sides of the political aisle, and we shouldnt act like a party is to blame iof there is some nutr that idenifies with them.
originally posted by: Wayfarer
originally posted by: Grambler
originally posted by: Wayfarer
originally posted by: Grambler
originally posted by: WarPig1939
Why is it the republicans bring out the worst of people? He's a neo-Nazi, what could go wrong....This kind of stuff is what will make me lose my support for the GOP and go independent.
No one in their right mind would allow a white supremacist to hold an elected seat. The same could be said of an ANTIFA extremist running for the Democrat ballot. Who the hell picks these people?
Are the voters or people that nominate these scumbags really that dumb?
Never heard of Keith ellison, anti semite that not only got elected but almost won the leadership of the democratic party?
and no one picked this republican guy.
He ran unopposed in a district were no other republican ran because they have no chance of winning in that heavily deomcratic area.
C'mon dude, you can do better than that. I thought for sure you'd tell us instead how its the Democrats fault a Nazi is running under the Republican banner (rather than your redirection above).
Why did he run on the Republican ticket (as opposed to some other party) do you think?
Why does that question matter?
This stu[pid guilt buy association crap is getting old.
Why did the guy the shot steve scalise support Bernie and democrats?
Well I guess that proves there is something evil about democrats and Bernie.
Or..
It shows that there are nuts on all sides of the political aisle, and we shouldnt act like a party is to blame iof there is some nutr that idenifies with them.
You are the one making the false equivalents. I never mentioned Republican's are nazi's because this many ran on the Republican ticket (that's something you assumed, so really you should be asking yourself why you believe that).
I asked you why you think he ran under the Republican banner and that misdirection is the best answer you've got?
originally posted by: seeker1963
originally posted by: Wayfarer
originally posted by: WarPig1939
a reply to: Grambler
Somehow this Nazi thinks its a good idea to take on the republican ticket knowing full well the damage it will do to the GOP image?
What party wants to be associated with an anti-Semite? They should've just let the democrats win by default, I know it would be wrong but it would be better than letting this dirt bag take the slot.
Because as our Republican president has said , some nazi's are 'very fine people'. I'd call that a tacit admission of support (you know, of the 'good' nazi's & white supremacists/nationalists).
Trump's own words
Cute how you left the "some Nazi's" out of the very fine people quote! Guess your another mind reader on the dole?