Female Democrat House members wore white tonight to honor the historic Suffrage movement.
House Democratic women wearing white to tonight’s #SOTU to show solidarity with suffragettes pic.twitter.com/ivzRAYdL4F
— Cristina Marcos (@cimarcos) February 5, 2019
Maybe white wasn’t the best choice for Democrats to wear while embroiled in a KKK scandal.
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I’m assuming all those Democrats are wearing white in solidarity with their KKK-loving Gov. Northam?#SOTU
— Rob Smith 🇺🇸 (@robsmithonline) February 6, 2019
OMG, I was thinking the same thing, certainly was a good time to wear white..
— Angela (@acmom62) February 6, 2019
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I thought it was show that Dems support full-term abortion & the white dresses should have red on them– to represent the blood of the infants they want killed.
— ThePatriarchyIsn’tReal (@WeR2Dumb2Live) February 6, 2019
Good point. Dead baby girls can’t vote.
— Deplorable Bear (@DeploraBear) February 6, 2019
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But not everyone agrees…
So the KKK owns the color white now? Y’all plan on sending out that memo.
— Angie Reynolds (@KizzyMae1969) February 6, 2019
For some reason, Trevor Noah photoshopped a Robert Byrd costume on top of Rep Steve King.
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Supreme Court Justices and Rep. Steve King donning their traditional robes. #SOTU pic.twitter.com/030TK58Hwi
— The Daily Show (@TheDailyShow) February 6, 2019
But hey, as long as we’re on the topic of Trevor Noah and racism, who can forget some his top hits…
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Nice. Should we photoshop a Hitler mustache on Trev’s face?
Or how about this deleted classic, since we’re also on the topic of women…
“I actually prefer the women’s league to the mens.” – Nobody ever, about any sport. (except maybe, beach volleyball)
— Trevor Noah (@Trevornoah) January 29, 2012
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