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Bass: Men Killed by Rittenhouse Akin to Civil Rights Workers

Sunday on CNN’s State of the Union, radical leftist Rep. Karen Bass declared insanely that the two white rioters killed by Kyle Rittenhouse in self-defense during a protest were the equivalent of Civil Rights activists killed in the 1960s.

“Remember now, where were the white men killed?” Bass explained. “At a protest, protesting in solidarity for black folks so, to me, it was reminiscent of the Civil Rights Movement when you had young white people that participated in the sit-ins and protests, and they were subject to beatings, they were subject to shootings, many of them were killed as well, and it’s as though the judge is taking that very lightly. Remember, the judge in the Rittenhouse case said you couldn’t even refer to the people that were killed as victims. You could refer to them as rioters.”

Fact check: the violent criminals, one of them a convicted pedophile, who attacked Rittenhouse and threatened to kill him were not victims, and they were not “protesting in solidarity with black folks.” They were rioting with the Communist revolutionaries of the Black Lives Matter movement, and they tried to kill Rittenhouse.

“The majority of the people protesting were African-American,” Bass continued lying. “But the white men that were killed were protesting in solidarity with the black people, so it reminded me of the Civil Rights Movement.”

Again: it was a riot, and the men Rittenhouse shot were actively trying to kill him. Bass wants that innocent teenager to go to prison for murder as a message to her political opponents: defend yourself from our political violence and we will destroy your life.

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Karen Bass

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Praising Fidel Castro after His Death

In the wake of Cuban President Fidel Castro’s death in November 2016, Bass referred to Castro as “Comandante en Jefe” (“Commander in Chief”) and called his passing “a great loss to the people of Cuba.”

Eulogizing a Communist Party Member

Speaking from the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives on January 30, 2017, Bass eulogized her “friend and mentor” Oneil Cannon, who had served as the Communist Party USA’s education director in the Southern California District, and also as a member of the Party’s Southern California and National Central Committees.

2018 Trip to Cuba

In January 2018, Bass was part of a bipartisan congressional delegation to Cuba, where the delegates met with Cuban officials to assess the impact of recent U.S. policies on the Cuban people, and to explore possible areas for future collaboration between the two countries. The delegation was led by the Center for Democracy in the Americas.


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