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Gov. Newsom Signs a Probably Illegal Race-Baiting Bill

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Slavery was the official policy of the Democrat[ic] Party. The KKK required members to join the Democrat[ic] Party. Jim Crow was a Democrat[ic] initiative. Yet, these operatives get to blame Republicans. President Abraham Lincoln was the first Republican president. All that being said, Democrat[ic] Governor Newsom, who is still working on his train to nowhere and hasn’t rebuilt the Palisades, is onto the slavery issue.

Newsom, in a non-slave state, signed or will sign an illegal bill to mandate that large companies dig through records to find any ties to slavery. Then he will make it public.

He is potentially setting them up to pay reparations. Primarily, he wants to run for President, and this is just another race-baiting bill to pander to his base. It will go nowhere because it is likely unconstitutional.

He said transparency is justice. The only justice would be to bring back the enslaved and the slavers and make the slavers pay off the slaves. Since that isn’t possible, there can be no real justice. The years of welfare and other advantages, the dead Union soldiers, and the Constitution have to be enough. That is the only possible justice.

Going to Africa and finding the descendants of the black Islamists who sold the slaves would be equivalent.

Democrats are tying Native Americans, Hispanics, LGBTs, and Japanese to the Black American diaspora. It’s simply a plan to damage the majority of white people to bring in radical leftist ideology.

Yep, it’s reparations and the presidency. He is very conniving. He is appealing to Black people in South Carolina.

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