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Republican Rep. Steve King’s Tweet Earns Praise From Former KKK Leader - The Ring Of Fire

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Republican Representative Steve King decided to launch into a racist Twitter tirade on Sunday, saying that we can’t rebuild “our civilization” with “someone else’s babies,” meaning that we need white people to rebuild his ideal white society. The tweet earned the praise of former KKK leader David Duke and the drew the ire of every sane person on Twitter. Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins discusses this.

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