If you ever want to make a Democrat reveal the horrible racism that festers in many of their hearts and minds, there is an ingenious, devious trick you can try:
Just let them speak.
The latest leftist politician to reveal what he truly thinks about the 'brown people' (and how do they get away with saying THAT over and over again?) who are illegally flooding and overrunning the U.S. southern border is none other than New York Representative Jerry Nadler. (We like to call him 'Lotho" after the infamously craven Sackville-Baggins character in The Lord of the Rings. Nadler is small and pudgy, like a hobbit, get it?)
In his opening remarks during a hearing of the House Judiciary Committee’s Subcommittee on Immigration Integrity, Security, and Enforcement, Nadler said some truly horrible things about those illegal immigrants.
Wow. Just ... wow.
So they're good at picking vegetables? And they keep the costs of our unfunded mandates down? Talk about the 'soft bigotry of low expectations.'
Of course, Nadler is hardly the first Democrat to utter such racist thoughts. In 2022, none other than former Speaker Nancy Pelosi said that illegal immigrants were needed in Florida to 'pick crops.' We cannot confirm if she was thinking of cotton at the time. And as far back as eight years ago, on the daily Mensa gathering known as The View, Kelly Osbourne actually asked, 'If you kick every Latino out of this country, then who is going to be cleaning your toilets, Donald Trump?' (That one shocked even her View co-hosts.) The list goes on.
He does not see it. Racists rarely see their own racism. They just project it onto others.
Obviously, many on X were quick to draw some eerie historical comparisons to Nadler's comments.
Remember when Joe Biden once said that Mitt Romney (of all people) wanted to put black people 'back in chains'? Seems like that was projection as well.
Of course, it's important to remember that the racism wasn't the ONLY bad aspect of what Nadler said.
The left has been attacking marriage, traditional families, and the right to life for decades. Today's low birth rates are a harrowing reminder of how successful they have been at it.
Say, that's a pretty good question too.
Yeah, we're gonna go ahead and call this one a draw.
But Operation 'Let Them Speak' is working exactly as planned.