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To: longnshort who wrote (1096145)	10/29/2018 4:17:26 PM
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Lying racist anti-semite House Majority Leader Deletes Tweet Saying Soros, Bloomberg, Steyer Are Trying to “Buy” Elections By DANIEL POLITI OCT 28, 20186:39 PM slate.com House Majority Leader Kevin Owen McCarthy, Republican Congressman for California’s 23rd district, covers his face while standing next to House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) during the speaker’s weekly news conference at the U.S. Capitol on September 13, 2018 in Washington, D.C. Astrid Riecken/Getty Images Popular in News & Politics Stop Trying to Understand What Trump Says and Look at What His Followers Do Trump Lies About Sept. 11 to Justify Holding Campaign Rally After Synagogue Shooting Why Did Synagogue Suspect Believe Migrant Caravan Is Jewish Conspiracy? Maybe He Watched Fox News. The Pro-Trump Fanaticism of the Man Arrested for the Pipe Bomb Incidents Made Fox News Really UncomfortableHouse Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy from California is receiving renewed attention for a tweet that claimed three billionaire Democratic donors of Jewish descent were trying to “buy” elections. The tweet specifically mentioned George Soros, Michael Bloomberg, and Tom Steyer. “We cannot allow Soros, Steyer, and Bloomberg to BUY this election! Get out and vote Republican November 6th. #MAGA,” McCarthy wrote in the tweet that was posted Tuesday and deleted a day later. McCarthy posted the tweet a day after authorities found what appeared to be a pipe bomb sent to Soros. View image on Twitter Judd Legum ?@JuddLegum Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy posted this tweet AFTER a bomb was sent to Soros' house. Up until a couple of minutes ago it was pinned to the top of his profile. 11:54 AM - Oct 24, 2018 4,558 4,156 people are talking about this Twitter Ads info and privacy McCarthy reiterated that point in an interview with Fox Business on Tuesday. “The real challenge that we have is three individuals who are trying to buy the Congress and flip it,” McCarthy said. “One is [George] Soros, one is Tom Steyer [who] has spent more than $120 million and then [Michael] Bloomberg where you saw … all that entertainment of what he brought forward, saying he re-registered as a Democrat a week ago. He also gave [an] $80 million check to win the House and a $20 million check to win the Senate because he wants to run for president and he’s trying to buy the nomination.” In an interview with CNN, Steyer characterized McCarthy’s message as “a straight-up anti-Semitic move.” Steyer was also the intended recipient of a package that contained a potentially explosive device. “I think that that is a classic attempt to separate Americans. I think that absolutely falls into the category of what I’m describing as political violence,” Steyer said Sunday. “And I believe that what we are looking for in America is something completely different from that.” State of the Union ?@CNNSotu On #CNNSOTU Democratic donor @TomSteyer says he felt that House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy's tweet about him was anti-semitic. t.co 10:21 AM - Oct 28, 2018 Dem donor Steyer: McCarthy tweet seems anti-Semitic - CNN VideoIn an interview with Jake Tapper, Democratic donor Tom Steyer says he felt that House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy's tweet about him was anti-semitic. cnn.com 94 69 people are talking about this Twitter Ads info and privacy McCarthy’s communications director, Matt Sparks, said in a statement that McCarthy “has and will always condemn in the strongest possible way violence or any acts of attempted violence.” McCarthy’s office didn’t respond to Steyers anti-Semitism charge. Although it happened several days ago, the deleted tweet from the No. 2 Republican in the House of Representatives got fresh attention over the weekend after the shooting at a synagogue in Pittsburgh killed 11 people. The shooter, Robert Bowers, repeatedly targeted Jews on social media and was fond of conspiracy theories about the power of Soros in politics. After the attack, McCarthy posted tweets to express sympathy for the victims and condemn the attack. “Today’s heinous attacks on Tree of Life synagogue perpetrated by anti-Semitism and hate will not shake our love for each other,” McCarthy wrote. Kevin McCarthy ?@GOPLeader Our communities of faith are filled with love and peace. Today’s heinous attacks on Tree of Life synagogue perpetrated by anti-Semitism and hate will not shake our love for each other. May God’s grace be with the victims and their families. 10:33 AM - Oct 27, 2018 2,644 2,169 people are talking about this

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"I know they all look alike." - Hillary on black people. WOW! "I know they all look alike." Hillary Clinton talking about two black men. Imagine if Trump had said this. Would be wall to wall CNN coverage.pic.twitter.com/MD8RjxiDFt — Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) October 29, 2018