Two-time presidential loser Hillary Clinton claims that white nationalists view the phrase “Make America Great Again” as a racist slogan.
Clinton tweeted a Huffington Post story which linked the Quebec City mosque terrorist, who wore the hat one time in a social media post, and other “prominent European white nationalists” to supporters of President Trump.
MAGA, according to the article, “has become more than a U.S. political slogan,” claiming it has also become a slogan for “other white nationalist, radical right and anti-immigrant extremists all over the world.”
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Hillary, who already views Trump’s supporters as “deplorables,” couldn’t help but figuratively nod in agreement.
“The white nationalists certainly think MAGA is a white nationalist slogan,” she declared.
The white nationalists certainly think MAGA is a white nationalist slogan. https://t.co/Pp8Z7hBFRc
— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) April 9, 2019
Funny they should cite a terrorist who once wore the hat and painted all extremists as MAGA supporters when they spent years telling us there was no link between radical Islamic extremism and a multitude of terror attacks.
Now suddenly, every MAGA hat wearer is a racist.
The Opposite of MAGA
Democrat opposition to the phrase has been palpable for some time. Why? Because Democrats don’t want America to return to prominence after Barack Obama destroyed the nation’s credibility for eight years.
Or, because they don’t view it as great now, or ever.
- Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez suggested that the current state of America is “garbage.”
- Obama’s Attorney General Eric Holder contends that America has never been great.
- New York Governor Andrew Cuomo concurs.
- Bernie Sanders believes “there is something fundamentally immoral and wrong about (America).”
And Hillary believes half the nation is ‘deplorable.’
She Might Want to Discuss With Other Presidents Who Used MAGA
While some white nationalists have used the slogan, some other prominent Americans have as well, and nobody accused them of being racists.
Former president Jimmy Carter used some combination of the phrase repeatedly during his victory speech in 1976.
“It’s time to tap the tremendous strength and vitality and idealism and hope and patriotism and a sense of brotherhood and sisterhood in this country to a unified nation to make it great once again,” he urged.
“Let’s make America great again” was used in Ronald Reagan’s 1980 presidential campaign.
And one other former President used the phrase that Hillary now says is associated with white nationalism … Bill Clinton.
Promising to "make America great again," Bill Clinton declared his presidential candidacy 26 years ago today in Little Rock: pic.twitter.com/YXvzbeOLq2
— Steve Kornacki (@SteveKornacki) October 3, 2017
“Together we can make America great again …”
Will Hillary have a deep discussion with her ‘white nationalist’ husband now?
Cross-posted at The Mental Recession
