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ACLU: U.S. Exiting Paris Climate Agreement is RACIST!

Posted By: Matthew K. Burke June 1, 2017

The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), a communist front group which was found by a communist with under the charter of “communism is the goal,” stated that President Trump’s withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement is somehow racist.

“Pulling out of the Paris Agreement would be a massive step back for racial justice,” the ACLU said in a tweet on Thursday. “And an assault on communities of color across the U.S.” they ridiculously argued.

Pulling out of the Paris Agreement would be a massive step back for racial justice, and an assault on communities of color across the U.S.

— ACLU (@ACLU) June 1, 2017

Because whenever you can’t make an argument on the merits, pull the race card. What a lazy argument.

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Matthew K. Burke

A former Washington State U.S. Congressional candidate in 2010, Matthew attended the nation’s first modern day Tea Party in 2009 in Seattle, Washington. He also began writing and blogging that year. Matthew became a Certified Financial Planner in 1995 and was a Financial Advisor for 24 years in his previous life. Matthew was one of the three main writers leading a conservative news site to be one of the top 15 conservative news sites in the U.S. in a matter of months. He brings to PolitiStick a vast amount of knowledge about economics as well as a passion and commitment to the vision that our Founding Fathers had for our Republic.

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