The Young Republicans spouting racial tropes are descendants of a horrible tradition

 The Young Republicans spouting racial tropes are descendants of a horrible tradition. I have not heard the kind of slurs, the exact words, that these future leaders of a political party spoke since my young days in Jim Crow Oklahoma. The question is, where did this trash speak come from: their parents? Their peer group? Was this the entry ticket for acceptance to a cult...to talk this way? What in the world made them assume that those they consider peers would think this is OK? Whatever it was, it comes from a very awful part of America's past, passed down to generations.. One fall out of being in an isolated ideological silo, listening only to those who fortify hate speech and who they consider as their leaders, is assuming that everyone else thinks the same way and putting this in a chat record, so it is now safe to do it. However, it is a window into the dark soul of these racists who seek to lead a political party. It is a condemnation of those in that party who tolerate such racial attitudes in a country that is so very racially diverse and becoming even more diverse. Fortunately, at least, the current leadership of the GOP put their foot down on these foul-mouthed and said this is not politically correct. It may be too much to ask that those of similar foul hearts and minds change their souls and minds, while powerful elements in the Trump staff, like Russell Vought and Stephen Miller, support and advocate a white nationalist takeover of the governance of this country and are in a position to make it happen. Analysis-Violence, racism, and Nazi praise: The dark side of US political group chats

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Then there is JD Vance noting most people do not like people living next to them who do not speak the same language.   With GOP leaders like him, racists and anti migrants will always feel at home. Vance lets his segregationist views slip in new podcast | Opinion

From my August 1, 2025 Facebook post:

For some time I have suspected that the Trump regime's mass deportation policies and executive orders were motivated by racism and discrimination against those with roots from south of our border. or brown people from elsewhere, I have also suspected that after you peel back all of the reasons MAGA supporters use to justify their support of Trump, economy, business interests, religious beliefs, and in spite of Trump and friends' immorality and greed, there is left a large element with the issue that is migrant deportation. Everything else, except mass deportation, seems irrelevant to them. A district court judge just called out Trump's attempt to end all temporary protective visas for migrant refugees fleeing violence, persecution, or natural disasters, racist and discriminatory, and put a temporary hold on the execution of the removal of those holding such visas . The purpose of the special visas was to give refugee status until the conditions in their home from which they fled had improved. The judge found that the condition of their home countries of the plaintiffs had not improved. The evidence of racial discrimination was the words of the Trump regime's administrators themselves. No doubt this will go through the appeal process to end up in the lap of "his" Supreme Court, but the damning language from the judge needs to be cited. For those who protest this ruling, first look in your own mirror.

From: Judge halts Trump's termination of TPS for Honduras, Nepal, Nicaragua https://www.msn.com/.../judge-halts-trumps.../ar-AA1JHjR7...

"By stereotyping the TPS program and immigrants as invaders that are criminal, and by highlighting the need for migration management, Secretary Noem's statements perpetuate the discriminatory belief that certain immigrant populations will replace the white population."

Thompson also mentioned comments from Trump and other White House officials about migrants that show racial animus."