U.S. Senator Tim Scott (R – South Carolina) is running for President of the United States. “Love, unconditional love, binds hearts together,” he declared Monday.
While Democrats not surprisingly oppose Scott on most issues, they refuse to acknowledge that his announcement’s warm reception among Republicans shows that black Americans Have Overcome or, at least, Are Overcoming.
Citing “systemic racism,” The View’s Joy Behar said that Scott “doesn’t get it. Neither does Clarence [Thomas], and that’s why they’re Republicans.”
Duke University Professor Mark Anthony Neal stated ungrammatically via Twitter, “Tim Scott acting like he the only Black person in America who had a parent or grandparent who worked 16-hour days…at minimum wages.”
Self-proclaimed “Progressive, Attorney, Democrat” Ed Hull slimed Scott, via Twitter: “#UncleTimISAnUncleTom.” (RELATED: REP. THOMAS MASSIE: No, Donald Trump Is Not The De Facto Republican Nominee — Nor Should He Be)
Despite the Democrat Left’s racist trivialization of his achievements — which it spares whites — Scott has labored for all that he has achieved, often while breaking barriers.
Democrats want blacks to shut up and vote Democrat. They do not want blacks to think for themselves and see that Democrats trap black kids in schools that don’t teach, even as top Democrats hypocritically enroll their own children in private classrooms.
Democrat policies impoverish blacks and lionize criminals who prey upon law-abiding blacks.
Democrats also have obliterated the U.S.-Mexico “border” and invited some 5.25 million illegal aliens to invade America. These low-cost laborers will compete against poor blacks for low-wage jobs.
Democrats denounce as race traitors those blacks who condemn these outrages. This rhetoric often is vile.
MSNBC’s Tiffany Cross called Scott a “token,” a “tap dancer,” and someone whom “Harriet Tubman would have left behind.”
The Los Angeles Times called veteran broadcaster and GOP presidential contender Larry Elder “the Black face of white supremacy.”
“Several liberal reporters called me for comment when Tim Scott announced his candidacy,” Elder told me. “They asked: ‘You and Tim Scott are both black Republicans. What distinguishes you from him?’ My response? ‘Did you reporters, in 2016, say to Trump, “You and Jeb Bush are both white Republicans. What distinguishes you from him?’” Their silence was deafening.”
The Democrat contenders are two white men and zero candidates of color. And yet theirs is the “Diversity Party.”