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Racist Michigan Democrats threatening to reprimand state Rep. Karen Whitsett (for praising Trump)

Remember Detroit Democrat and state Rep. Karen Whitsett? She was near death because of the coronavirus and took hydroxychloroquine and got better. She then appeared at a Trump event at the White House with other coronavirus survivors and the Democrats and their lackeys in the media have been in meltdown over her even since. Now, the racist Democrats of Michigan, lead by the witch Gretchen Whitmer are considering admonishes, rebukes, and reprimands because Whitsett wasn’t negative against Trump. Instead of welcoming her back to the state house, this is the treatment this representative gets. The Whitmer Democrats are likely motivated by race, as it’s unlikely they would pull the same tactic against a white liberal Rep.

Racist Michigan Democrats threatening to reprimand state Rep. Karen Whitsett (for praising Trump)
Racist Michigan Democrats threatening to reprimand state Rep. Karen Whitsett (for praising Trump)

Democrat activists are considering a resolution on Saturday that “admonishes, rebukes, and reprimands” state Rep. Karen Whitsett (D-Detroit) after she criticized Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D) and praised President Donald Trump over their coronavirus responses.

Whitsett rose to media prominence when she was treated with hydroxycloroquine and said if it weren’t for Trump touting the drug as a remedy for COVID-19, she may not have survived.

The Nazi Democrat supporting the repremand says as much. Not that it’s about racism, they would never admit that. But it’s about her being Karen Whitsett being critical of Witch Whitmer.

Kinloch said her medical treatments “are between her and her doctor,” but the party’s beef with Whitsett is that she was critical of party members, namely Whitmer.

According to Kinloch, the party sought to “screen” the incumbent, along with other candidates, and he said she wasn’t interested.

He added he gave Whitsett an opportunity to defend herself against the resolution, “and she said no.”

Kinloch argued once Whitsett was elected, she “belonged to the precinct delegates and the members,” and that if they call her to have a conversation, “you do not have the luxury to say no.”