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Not all a-holes are Nazis but all Nazis are a-holes, which make Arthur Jones one too.
Jones, a proud and avowed anti-Semite is the former leader of the American Nazi Party. Once again, the POS is running for Congress in Illinois and sadly, he won the Republican primary in 2018 for his district, which covers southwestern suburbs of Chicago.
The main reason this POS won was because there were no other candidates running against him, but he actually received about 56,000 individual votes, about on quarter of the vote.
This is the ninth time Jones is running. His platform is telling: deny Israel's right to exit; deny synagogues the right to exist; and Jews are bad so it's okay to beat on them when nobody's looking.
This cycle, however, Jones has a competitor for the GOP nomination, Mike Fricilone, a member of the Republican Party Board. In addition, Catherine O’Shea, a real estate broker, announced her run on Monday, which was the last day to file to enter the primary.
Fricilone told the Sun-Times that he entered the race “to have a credible candidate” from the Republican Party rather than a Nazi POS [my words].
In a statement to the Sun-Times, the Illinois Republican Party chairman Tim Schneider said that the party “vehemently condemns Arthur Jones’ candidacy. His racism and bigotry have no place in our party or American politics. As we did in 2016 and 2018, we will oppose his candidacy in every way possible.”
In a statement to the Sun-Times, the Illinois Republican Party chairman Tim Schneider said that the party “vehemently condemns Arthur Jones’ candidacy. His racism and bigotry have no place in our party or American politics. As we did in 2016 and 2018, we will oppose his candidacy in every way possible.”
POS's give political parties a bad name and the GOP is the one party that isn't anti-Semitic, unlike some congresswomen on the left, like Ilhan Omar (D-MN) and Rashida Tlaib (D-MI).
Last year, despite not entering a candidate to run against Jones, the Republican party also denounced his candidacy, saying they were weighing options including supporting an independent candidate or organizing a write-in campaign for the general election.
Last year, despite not entering a candidate to run against Jones, the Republican party also denounced his candidacy, saying they were weighing options including supporting an independent candidate or organizing a write-in campaign for the general election.
If Jones is a Nazi, why doesn't he run on the Nazi Party ticket?
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