Gubernatorial candidate to hand out Klan hoods

Associated Press ^ | May 1, 2014 9:05 PM EDT | Scott Bauer

[Olog-hai]

Democratic candidate for governor Brett Hulsey plans to hand out white Ku Klux Klan-style hoods to Wisconsin Republicans as they gather for their annual convention Friday to highlight what he says are their racist policies.

Hulsey, a state representative from Madison who is white, came into the state Capitol press room on Thursday to show off a hood he says he made with his daughter’s sewing machine using curtain material he purchased for $1.

“It’s a Wisconsin Republican Party hat,” Hulsey said. “And people can interpret it any way they want.”

When asked whether he was serious, trying to be funny or provocative, Hulsey answered: “All of the above.” …

[MrB]

I’m guessing it would be pointless to ask what policies are racist?

[Diana in Wisconsin]

This guy truly is NUTS and a suspected child diddler. Why the LibTards in Madistan are letting him run loose is amazing to me.

It’s not even funny. Not one bit. The man’s mental problems are on FULL display and no one is stopping him.

[Jabba the Nutt]

Thanks for the warning. Republican attendees ought to come with signs noting that the KKK was the terrorist arm of the DEMOCRAT PARTY. Republicans passed anti-Klan laws as early as the 1870's, while Democrats were masscreing black and white Republicans in the South.

Democrat Party was racist going back to at least 1834 and it's still racist today, among whites and black. It's not racial unity, it's a untiy of racists.

[jimt]

The Republicans should pass out prophylactics and call them “Democrat Hats”.

[Irenic]

In my opinion it is something similar to Stockholm syndrome.

It works more and more as they constantly hear propaganda from politicians, news media and those black leaders who make money off keeping this going.

They depend more and more on the government who imposes rules to protect them from racism which are in reality racist rules.

It causes the break down of families and for education to slip further and further into the depths.

They trusted more on dependance of government to look after and protect them than they did on the strength of family, God and with that—liberty.

That’s my view of it.