White supremacist administration

"What the president is doing is, we are tired — sick and tired — of many people in this country," she said.

  The Hill

And many people in this country are sick and tired of this unholy bitch and the demon she works for.

"Forget these four. They represent a dark underbelly of people in this country of people who are not respecting our troops, are not giving them the resources and the respect that they deserve."

"Dark underbelly." No dog whistle there. That's a shout.

She told reporters that the congresswomen represent a "dark element," but did not respond to a question about whether that phrase carried racial undertones.

Undertones?

Conway disputed that the comments and tweets were racist, suggesting that they were about criticizing the lawmakers' policy positions. She argued that attacks on "socialism" and "communism" have "nothing to do with gender," and said she's "had it with people denigrating the American flag."

"When you throw the word racism around long enough, people get desensitized and that's a shame," she said.

Trump did not mention socialism or communism in his original tweets. Instead, he wrote the progressive congresswomen should "go back and help fix the totally broken and crime infested places from which they came." All four women are American citizens, and three of the four were born in the U.S.

But, this is a surprise to me...

Scaramucci in a tweet called out Trump after the president suggested on Sunday that the group of lawmakers "go back" where they came from.

"Would @realDonaldTrump ever tell a white immigrant — whether 1st, 2nd, 3rd or 4th+ generation — to 'go back to your country'? No. That's why the comments were racist and unacceptable," Scaramucci tweeted. "America is a nation of immigrants founded on the ideals of free thought and free speech."

  

No wonder he didn't last at the White House.

...but hey, do what you want...you will anyway.

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UPDATE 7/18: