The Democrat diversity racket not inclusive when minorities are conservative

Washington Examiner:
Drawing on her own experiences, Rep. Mia Love, R-Utah, sharply challenged the sincerity of Democrats' oft-expressed reverence for diversity this week.

During a conversation with Rep. Sean Duffy, R-Wis., on Thursday's edition of his weekly "Plaidcast," Duffy asked Love to speak to her experiences with House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi and the Democratic Party, given that she's both a woman and a minority.

Love didn't hold back when it came to Pelosi.

"It's okay for you to look a certain way," Love explained, "but if you don't think the same way as she does, then that's not the kind of diversity she wants."

The Utah lawmaker later added, "For Nancy, it's a voting bloc. She's more concerned about wining elections than she is winning on the policies that actually help Americans."

"You have to understand that when people are independent, when they are able to make up their own minds, they don't need her," said Love. "She needs people to need her because that's what keeps people in power."

Love, who was first elected to Congress in 2014, pointed to her current opponent as proof. "They went and recruited a white, male Democrat outside of the disitrict to take me out," she noted, quipping, "That'll help with the diversity issue."
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Democrats are ideological bigots when it comes to "diversity."  In fact, they hate minority Republicans especially because it might lead to losing their minority dependency voting blocks.

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