Thread by @julie_kelly2

No, there’s no white supremacy crisis. “Much like the collusion conspiracy theory—which relied on random incidents, fictional villains, unconvincing evidence, and the Bad Orange Man in the White House—there is little substance to this purported danger.” amgreatness.com/2019/08/05/wha…

FBI Director Wray last month struggled to come up with data to support Dems claim of imminent danger: “A majority of the domestic terrorism cases that we’ve investigated are motivated by some version of what you might call white supremacist violence....”

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According to Wray, that means to FBI investigated roughly 50 cases of “something like” white supremacy. In 9 months. In a nation of 340 million people.

Hardly enough to justify a “war” against white supremacist terrorism. But that’s exactly what Dems, the media and NeverTrump...

National Review posted no less than 3 articles yesterday, feeding the Left’s narrative on white supremacy and calling for war against the imaginary menace. David French compared it to Islamic terrorism, demanding the government use every tool available...

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But these measures pose legitimate threats to individual rights. Anyone associated with Trump, any Republican voter, could be branded a white supremacist sympathizer and handled according. We’ve already seen in Russiagate what the Dems will do to their political foes...

“Conservative outlets such as this one could be placed on some watch list, or worse, shuttered altogether simply for challenging immigration policy or defending the president. Private companies, financial institutions could be warned against doing business with Trump campaign.”

Meanwhile, just like collusion, political attention, resources and muscle will be wasted on chasing fictional demons while real problems are ignored. Americans will continue to feel betrayed by our political leadership in Washington—and rightly so.