Posted on 01/10/2017 9:38:53 AM PST by grundle
Ira Madison III, an MTV News culture writer and host, mocked Sen. Jeff Sessions’ Asian-American grandchildren on Twitter Tuesday morning.
Sessions appeared before the U.S. Senate Committee on the Judiciary Tuesday to give testimony in connection with his nomination by President-elect Donald Trump to serve as attorney general. Sessions was accompanied by many members of his family, including his four Asian-American grandchildren. The senator’s daughter, Ruth Sessions Walk, is married to John Walk, an Asian-American man.
Madison accused Sessions of stealing his grandchildren from Toys “R” Us for the hearing. He went on to call his grandchildren a “prop,” brought to mitigate accusations of racism.
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The Dems are choking on their own identity politics.
What is this “MTV” you speak of?!?
“calls Michelle Obama a “Monkey” and she was forced to quit her job.”
Well, yeah...Michelle is not a Monkey...she is in fact a Wookie
That would be Nancy “Stretch” Pelosi, back during the Dark Age, taking her oath as Speaker of the House—surrounded by her grandchildren.
I think the oblivion part has been taken care of already—he’s on MTV.
He ISN’T making it in the ‘Real World’....................
And remember how they savaged John Roberts’ children at his hearing? Remember Trig Palin? Remember the laughter when Palin’s daughter was assaulted?
All while lecturing us “the kids are off limits.”
Leftists would probably be less vile if they were actually trying to be vile. But truth is stranger (or, in this case, viler) than fiction.
These a$$holes really hate children.
What a beautiful little girl.
Oh lord there is two more of these idiots
Melanometric Tv, a sinkhole of rap music and depravity..
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