Florida State Rep. Angie Nixon called supporters of resolutions honoring Charlie Kirk "tools of white supremacy" six days after his assassination. She voted against a remembrance bill in the Florida legislature, saying it sounded like it came "straight from the KKK."
Laura Loomer is questioning why Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody and Rep. Byron Donalds aren't responding to Nixon's comments. Loomer specifically challenges Nixon's characterization, noting that Donalds, who is Black and was Kirk's friend, supported the memorial, as did his Hispanic running mate Bryan Avila.
Loomer argues Republicans should stop backing down when Democrats invoke race, stating that concerns about being called "racist" pale compared to what she describes as the Left's tolerance of "communism, assassination culture, and sympathy for Islamic terrorism."
Laura Loomer is questioning why Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody and Rep. Byron Donalds aren't responding to Nixon's comments. Loomer specifically challenges Nixon's characterization, noting that Donalds, who is Black and was Kirk's friend, supported the memorial, as did his Hispanic running mate Bryan Avila.
Loomer argues Republicans should stop backing down when Democrats invoke race, stating that concerns about being called "racist" pale compared to what she describes as the Left's tolerance of "communism, assassination culture, and sympathy for Islamic terrorism."