Tommy Tuberville Is FURIOUS That Trump's Anti Immigrant Rhetoric Isn't Mean Enough

Republican Senator Tommy Tuberville has finally spoken out about Donald Trump's comments about immigrants "poisoning the blood" of this country (which Trump has since doubled down on.) But Tuberville isn't upset that Trump is borrowing language from Hitler - Tuberville is mad that the comments weren't "tougher." Tuberville apparently wants to see even harsher white nationalist language coming from the GOP frontrunner, as Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins explains.

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Republican Senator Tommy Tuberville this week actually spoke out against Donald Trump's recent comments, which Trump has now doubled down on, that immigrants are poisoning the blood of our country. Tommy Tuberville did not like that, but Tommy Tuberville didn't like it because it was, you know, echoing Hitler's comments about people poisoning the blood of his country. No, no, no. Tommy Tuberville was unhappy with the statement because he didn't go far enough. Tommy Tuberville thinks that Trump echoing Adolf Hitler while talking about immigrants wasn't mean enough. Here is what Tommy Tuberville had to say. He said, I'm mad he wasn't tougher than that, because have you seen what's happening at the border?

So Donald Trump goes out there and has now on multiple occasions, echoed this line, poisoning the blood of our country, which again, is echoing a line that Adolf Hitler said all the way back when before World War ii. And Tommy Tuberville says, by God, you gotta be meaner. You gotta get more white nationalism in there because this just isn't enough for me. Well, I, I'm, I'm, I'm at a loss at this point, folks. Genuinely, I, I, I don't know what to say. I don't know what to add to this. Tommy Tuberville, a sitting United States senator is mad that the Republican front runner for the 2024 Presidential primary race on the Republican side is not racist enough. He's not racist enough for Tommy Tuberville. Now, Tommy Tuberville has made some comments in the past that obviously many people have viewed as, you know, pretty racist. You know, talking about, Hey, I'm a football coach.

I didn't know how to deal with black people. You know, that wasn't exactly the most racially sensitive thing to say, but here he is now just openly embracing the racism and getting mad that it's not racist enough for him. And the good people of Alabama are just like, sure, that's our guy. I mean, he doesn't even really live in your state. According to real estate records, he lives down here in Florida, like an hour away from me. His wife works down here in Florida as a realtor, and y'all are just totally cool with all of this. You're cool with him blocking military promotions for months at a time of, you know, ridiculous amounts of international turmoil where our military kind of needs to be at a, you know, peak operating condition. Y'all are fine with that in Alabama, because if you are, then you deserve Tommy Tuberville. You deserve everything that, that horrible piece of crap human being has to offer. I mean, you already screwed up football in your state when he was the coach of Auburn. Half-assing everything. I'm an Auburn fan, so I've, I've hated Tommy Tuberville long before he

Ever wanted to get into politics. But this guy is absolutely one of the worst people in Washington DC today. And if you're okay with him saying that Trump isn't racist enough for him, then I'm sorry, but I don't think there's any hope for this country left at all.