Media and Democrats continue to falsely use the 'racist' slur against conservative Republicans

Andrea Widburg:
Marjorie Taylor Greene won the GOP nomination for a Georgia seat in the House of Representatives.  Politico paints this as a GOP disaster because it claims that Greene says racist, Islamophobic, and anti-Semitic things.  House Republicans, who have learned nothing from Donald Trump about fighting back against media calumnies, dutifully piled on.  In fact, Politico is defaming Greene, who is not racist, is not anti-Semitic, and is not unreasonably concerned about sharia Islam in American politics.
Tuesday's Politico article is entitled "New GOP headache as candidate condemned for racist videos wins Republican primary."  It relies on an earlier Politico article that purports to have discovered that Greene made "incendiary" comments against Muslims, Jews, and blacks.
In the earlier article, entitled "House Republican leaders condemn GOP candidate who made racist videos," Politico offers up baseless leftist opinions.  The following are a few examples of things that Greene said that are not anti-Semitic, unreasonably Islamophobic, or racist.
"Marjorie Taylor Greene . . . called George Soros, a Jewish Democratic megadonor, a Nazi." — As we've explained elsewhere, Soros is a genetic Jew who hates his ancestry.  You may as well say Hitler was a Christian.  Moreover, Soros has admitted that he aided the Nazis, an experience he found unproblematic.
"Greene described Islamic nations under Sharia law as places where men have sex with 'little boys, little girls, multiple women' and 'marry their sisters' and 'their cousins.'" — Homosexual pedophilia is rife in Afghanistan.  Muslims routinely defend child marriage as a basic Islamic tenet.  Islam's polygamy and the horrors of the ISIS sex slaves address the "multiple women" charge.  Cousin incest is the norm in Muslim societies.  Greene overshot the mark only about sisters.
"She suggested the 2018 midterms — which ushered in the most diverse class of House freshmen — was part of 'an Islamic invasion of our government'…." — The Muslim Brotherhood has been open about its goal: it supports jihad to bring the world within Islam....
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It is more than passing strange that the media construes criticism of Soros as "anti-semitic."  He is a [erson who is financing the prosectors who are turning loose the criminals who have engaged in rioting, arson, and theft in major US cities.  Criticism of Islam is also fair game.  The left certainly has no problem in criticizing Christianity.

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