Mike Huckabee posts tweet mocking Asian-Americans I’ve decided to identify as Chinese, Huckabee said in a tweet
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Mike Huckabee is receiving backlash for a tweet making mocking Asian Americans despite the current rise in anti-Asian hate crimes in the country.
On Saturday, the former Arkansas governor criticized companies who have publicized their disapproval of Georgia’s new voting laws.
I’ve decided to “identify” as Chinese. Coke will like me, Delta will agree with my “values” and I’ll probably get shoes from Nike & tickets to @MLB games. Ain’t America great?
“I’ve decided to ‘identify’ as Chinese. Coke will like me, Delta will agree with my ‘values, ” Huckabee tweeted. “And I’ll probably get shoes from Nike & tickets to @MLB games. Ain’t America great?”
After the identity of the suspect who rammed his car into a security barrier at the United States Capitol building, killing one Capitol Police officer, was identified as a man who appears to have been a follower of Minister Louis Farrakhan, some leaders have challenged attempts to tie the deadly attack to the longtime head of the Nation of Islam.
On Friday, a suspect identified as 25-year-old Noah Green of Virginia Beach was fatally shot by Capitol Police on April 2 after he emerged from the crashed vehicle with a knife.
Noah Green has been identified as the suspect in the Capitol attack. (Photos: Christopher Newport University, Noah Green/ Facebook)
Springfield police forum focuses on body cameras, record keeping
Updated Dec 19, 2020;
SPRINGFIELD The city’s third public forum on policy and practice reforms in the Springfield Police Department, held Saturday morning, pleased city officials but left some residents questioning its value.
The two-hour forum, present online, was designed to update residents on the changes being implemented at the Police Department following a scathing report from the U.S. Department of Justice alleging systemic use of force and civil rights violations by the police Narcotics Unit.
Forum participant Ann Landry asked Saturday what the department had done since the report came out in July to address concerns its raised about record keeping and officer accountability.
bishop talbert swan, harvard divinity school grad, tweeted when trayvon martin was murdered, you all said black parents shouldn t let their boys wear hoodies. if they didn t want them perceived as thugs. they all don t want your boys perceived as racist little jackasses for wearing maga hats. mr. swan will join us in a riment. this leftist narrative that a make america great again hat is akin to wearing some nazi uniform, it s patently ridiculous and it s offensive. it s just plain stupid. but this is the defamation and intimidation that the left happily perpetuates. by the way, with little to no pushback. predictably of course never trump republicans are also taking up the chorus, from the new york times tweeting don t let your catholic schools students where maga hats for a field trip for the march for slife. and of course bill kristol, he never misses an opportunity to hit the president and his supporters, even when he has his facts wrong, said the contrast
about the hat, is it? it s about 2020. trump-hating fanatics aim to deprive the president of any opportunity to brand his reelection campaign. in other words, anti-trump paraphernalia will be verboten. i thought about this today, and. it s actually in its own way a form of voter intimidation and potentially lethal. with consequences that are incredibly disruptive. by the way, you can t scream fire in a crowded theater and you can t scream racist when someone in a crowd wears a hat you don t like. and that s the angle. all right, here now on what promises to be a pretty fiery debate, pastor and activist bishop talbert swan. dan bongino, host of the dan bongino podcast. bishop, i was looking at twitter last night, i couldn t sleep and i came across your tweets. we quoted one of them in the angle and i really appreciate first of all, even though we disagree on some issues, i really appreciate your being