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To: longnshort who wrote (1159332)	8/25/2019 11:44:22 AM
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Tea-partier GOP Joe Walsh IS SORRY & REGRETS SAYING ALL THOSE LIES about Obama. How about you longnshort ASSHOLE??? How about ANY OF YOU RACIST LYING tRumptards here like locoLOSER, Bill, Sdgla, T.Watson, and the rest LYING RACIST ASSHOLES??? Message 32298938 That same year 2012, he declared American Muslims an imminent threat to national security, suggesting they’d infiltrated his home state to kill other Americans. He predicted that an attack similar to those that occurred on Sept. 11 was all but guaranteed. In June 2016, Walsh issued a threat through Twitter against Obama and members of the Black Lives Matter movement, blaming them for a Dallas shooting in which five police officers were killed and six others were injured. “This is now war,” Walsh wrote. “Watch out Obama. Watch out black lives matter punks. Real America is coming after you.” In addition to parroting some of Trump’s baseless accusations that Obama is secretly a Muslim sent to destroy “real” America, Walsh spent much of 2016 advocating for a Trump presidency and speaking on his behalf on television and radio. He even said he’d take up arms if Trump lost the 2016 election and encouraged his followers to do the same. Walsh on Sunday said he regrets using “hateful” rhetoric to attack his political opponents. “There were plenty of times that I went beyond the policy and the idea difference and I got personal and I got hateful,” Walsh told ABC. “I said some ugly things about President Obama that I regret.” But host George Stephanopoulos continued to grill Walsh over his past remarks toward women and people of color, calling them “textbook racism and sexism.” “The beauty of what President Trump has done is, George, he’s made me reflect on some of the things I’ve said in the past,” Walsh said, adding that he doesn’t actually believe Obama is a Muslim. “We have a guy in the White House who has never apologized for anything he’s done or said.” “I helped create Trump,” he continued. “There’s no doubt about that. The personal, ugly politics ? I regret that. And I’m sorry for that.”