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Senator Caught on Tape Using Racial Slur

Danni
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All I can find on the news is the Ramsey case.

What did he call Moufasa? That's awful.

Oh. N/M. Mookaka? God. Ridic.

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    He called Sidarth a "macaca", which is a species of monkey and a racial slur for dark-skinned people.

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    Oh, he's going to issue a personal apology. That makes up for everything. LOL. God, what a dumb thing to do. So dumb. And so public! Jesus.

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    Did someone on the news just say he is running for Republican primaries? God, the republicans will love him after this.

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    Did someone on the news just say he is running for Republican primaries? God, the republicans will love him after this.

    Yep he's a Republican and he's running in the November election for U.S. Senator in Virgina. His name is George Allen, he is the incumbent, and he is running against Jim Webb who is a Democrat.

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