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Bettie Cook Scott – Democrat legislator called Asian opponent ‘ching-chong’

Another day, another example of how racist the Democrat party really is. Bettie Cook Scott called her Asian opponent a “ching-chong” before this past Tuesday’s primary in Michigan. Bettie Cook Scott and Rep. Stephanie Chang were running for state senator in Detroit. Change eventually crushed the racist Bettie Cook Scott in the election by nearly 30 points.

Since the New York Times is now openly hiring racists, maybe Scott could get a job with them since she lost. Imagine the duo of Bettie Cook Scott and Sarah Jeong.

Bettie Cook Scott – Democrat legislator called Asian opponent ‘ching-chong’
Bettie Cook Scott - Democrat legislator called Asian opponent 'ching-chong'

A Democratic legislator in Michigan running for the state senate is under fire for allegedly referring to her Asian election opponent as “ching-chang” and “ching-chong.”

Scott is also accused of calling one of Chang’s campaign volunteers an “immigrant” and saying that she wanted the person out of the country.

Sean Gray, Chang’s wife, told the Metro Times that he heard Scott make the disparaging comments and asked her to stop.

“At that time she said to the voter that ‘these immigrants from China are coming over and taking our community from us,'” said Gray, who is black. “Further, she said it ‘disgusts her seeing black people holding signs for these Asians and not supporting their own people.'”
Chang told the Metro Times that the comments from Scott were “offensive to all Asian-Americans.”

“It isn’t about me,” she added. “It’s about an elected official disrespecting entire populations, whether they be Asian-American, immigrant, or residents of Sen. District 1 or [Cook’s] own current house district.”

Good thing Bettie Cook Scott is a Democrat. This will get scant, if any national news coverage. IF Scott was a Republican and had made the same disgusting racist cracks, Omarosa would be yesterday’s news.