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Cohen: Youngkin ‘Created’ CRT Issue to Appeal to Racial Animus

Thursday on C-SPAN’s Washington Journal, demagogue Rep. Steve Cohen stated falsely that Virginia Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin (R) “created an issue to appeal to people, which was basically appealing to their racial animus and their racial prejudices” by talking about Critical Race Theory (CRT), which “doesn’t exist in the schools in Virginia.”

“[H]e campaigned to win and he campaigned and talked about keeping racial — Critical [Race] Theory out of the schools in Virginia. Well, it’s not in the schools in Virginia,” Cohen lied.

“I want to keep dinosaurs out of the bathrooms of little girls. We don’t have dinosaurs in the bathrooms,” Cohen ranted. “But I could be against it, and everybody’s against it. And that’s the same thing about this Critical Race Theory in Virginia. It doesn’t exist in the schools in Virginia. So, he created an issue to appeal to people, which was basically appealing to their racial animus and their racial prejudices.”

Democrats insist illogically that 1) CRT doesn’t exist, 2) CRT exists but is not being taught in schools, and 3) keeping CRT from being taught in schools is racist. Which is it?

In fact, CRT not only exists but, whether or not educators actually call it Critical Race Theory, its ideology is being disseminated in curricula nationwide from pre-K through graduate school. Its racial divisiveness is poisoning the country, and supporters like Cohen are the real racists for pushing it.

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Steve Cohen

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In January 2017, Cohen refused to attend the inauguration of the newly elected President Donald Trump. Trump did “not deserve” to be president, Cohen explained, because he had exhibited “racism” and promoted “fake news” in his past criticisms of leading black Democrats like Rep. John Lewis and President Barack Obama. Moreover, Cohen claimed that Trump was turning Martin Luther King’s famous “dream” of a post-racial society “into a nightmare.”

In a June 2019 interview on CNN, Cohen again voiced his contempt and low regard for President Trump:

“I think impeachment proceedings will help see that he is beaten [in the next election] but that’s not the reason to do it – I think we have a moral imperative to bring those charges…. I think we’ll see blood on our hands. I think we’ll see soldiers dying because this man will find a way to wag the dog, get us into a war to improve his standing and to make him feel like he’s a man and not just the young guy that got sent off from the upper-east side of Manhattan to the military school upstate because he was a bad, young man.”

 

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