A socialist congressional candidate in Florida just called former DNC chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz a racist — for running for a seat in a majority-black district. The charge confirms what ordinary Americans have long suspected: the word
Florida Socialist Calls Wasserman Schultz Racist Over Black District Run
The party that invented racial gerrymandering is now eating its own over who gets to exploit it.
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