He’s not white, and he doesn’t to be much of a supremacist when it comes to anything, but in a world where words no longer have any meaning, African-American California gubernatorial candidate Larry Elder is the latest to be branded a “white supremacist.”
The comment was uttered on CNN by LA Times columnist Jean Guerrero, whose publication has been doing everything they can to sabotage the Elder campaign. Most recently the LA Times tried to spin Elder as the aggressor after a woman in a gorilla mask threw an egg at him by having their article that covered it use a photograph where it looked like Elder was slapping a woman (in reality he was leaning in to hug her), and the headline reading that the LAPD was “Investigating [an] Altercation Involving Larry Elder,” leading ambiguity about who was the aggressor.
Elsewhere the LA Times had described Elder as the “black face of white supremacy,” as the Times apparently believes that white supremacists are a racially diverse bunch.
Guerrero kept the baseless smears up, telling CNN’s dozens of viewers that the only reason the African-American contender is the leading opponent to Newsom is due to his “white supremacist worldview.”
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Perhaps they all just need glasses?
