From your link:

" Soros-tied money has gone to a hard-core civil rights attorney"

The horror! Civil rights? Yes, 'conservatives' like you don't need no stinkin' civil rights.

Schvitz

" Soros-tied money has gone to a hard-core civil rights attorney"

The horror! Civil rights? Yes, 'conservatives' like you don't need no stinkin' civil rights.

They're not even embarrassed any longer to be racist.

". . . Hard-core civil rights attorney . . ." What a monster! Someone who argues the rights of those who are being denied them! How DARE HE?

"Civil rights" in their white supremacist vocabulary is merely another word for "illegitimate pretense of equal value." They really, really don't think non-whites, non-Christians, non-Republicans and most non-males should have any rights at all.

God, but they're stupid. Genuinely too stupid even to be embarrassed by their overweening egos and undeserved self-regard.

"Hard-core civil rights attorney."

He criticized that with a perfectly straight face.

SMH.

SLL

will the saw-bones EVER read a non-wing-nut website?!

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