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Bobby Burack

Jemele Hill illogically tweeted all Trump voters are racist. It turns out, her mom voted for Trump.

Outkick explores Hill's quest to install fear into every American who doesn't think exactly like her.

Historically, it’s been complicated to determine why an American votes for a particular presidential candidate. It could vary from income level, religion, background, location, family size, upbringing, past experiences, education, and so forth. Luckily, it’s much similar now. You are either racist or not racist. That’s at least according to Jemele Hill.

Hill put it in simple terms, without logic, of course. If you vote for Donald Trump, you are a racist.

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Jemele Hill

If you vote for Donald Trump, you are a racist. You have no wiggle room.

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Rafael

Mar 19, 2017

Replying to @jemelehill

she voted trump?

Jemele Hill

yes, my mother voted for trump. she's been voting republican since post bill clinton

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You’d think Hill probably doesn’t associate herself with any Trump voters after a tweet like that. They are beneath her. They are racist!

Oh, wait. Does her own mother count?

In 2017, before totally embracing her miserable, hateful persona, Hill admitted her mom voted for Trump.

Hill ought to be ashamed of herself, but we know she isn’t. Her tweet was retweeted 60,000 times and liked another 263,000. Instead, it’s on her employers to be ashamed and humiliated. Also, ESPN, which just inked a deal with her to produce a documentary on Colin Kaepernick. ESPN got back into business with an individual who called half of its viewers racist. That will sit over well. Perhaps as well as SC6, which similarly existed only to label sports fans as racist.

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Dan Bongino

Illinois Dem House Speaker Implicated in Corruption Probehttps://t.co/gCyqIYso62— Dan Bongino (@dbongino) July 20, 2020

Longtime Illinois House Speaker and state Democratic Party chairman Michael Madigan is facing calls for his resignation after federal prosecutors implicated him in an alleged bribery scheme, which has resulted in utility company ComEd agreeing to a $200 million fine.

Federal prosecutors said that utility company ComEd admitted to providing jobs or contracts “for various associates of a high-level elected official for the state of Illinois.” While Madigan’s name was not mentioned, a federal court filing identifies the official as the Illinois House speaker.