Nasty White Karen Running to Take a Nashville House Seat from Republicans Admits On Tape That She Hates All of Nashville, Especially Its People

Black Phone for Karen...
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The special election will be held on December 5th 2nd. [It's the first Tuesday in December.] You'd think this would sink her, but, as David Strom notes, Virginia liberals just voted for a top prosecutor who openly lusts to murder his opponents and see their children die in the arms of their mother, so this is no gimme.

Do not underestimate the AWFL vote. It is huge and angry and hypermedicated and healthy at any size and determined to teach its ex-husbands a lessons. Many lessons.

Fox News:

Democratic congressional hopeful Aftyn Behn did not hold back when describing how she really feels about Nashville -- the city she's now running to represent -- in a 2020 podcast that's resurfaced just days before the Dec. 2 special election.

"I hate the city, I hate the bachelorettes, I hate the pedal taverns, I hate country music, I hate all of the things that make Nashville apparently an 'it' city to the rest of the country. But I hate it," she said in the podcast.

Behn, a Democratic state representative and former healthcare community organizer, is running against Republican nominee Matt Van Epps to represent Tennessee's 7th Congressional District. The winner will succeed former GOP Rep. Mark Green, who resigned from office in June to take a private sector job.

The district, which is located in central and western Tennessee and stretches from Kentucky to Alabama, is solidly red. President Donald Trump carried the district by 22 points in his 2024 White House victory.

But the district includes parts of the Democratic stronghold of Nashville, Tennessee's capital and its most populous city, and a major national center for the country music industry. The district encompasses parts of north and west Nashville, including the downtown area which has long been a very popular tourist destination.

"The Democrat running in a special election for Tennessee's 7th Congressional District, Aftyn Behn, is running on the message: 'I hate this place, elect me!' Tennessee deserves better," the Republican National Committee (RNC) argued in a social media post on Thursday.

Speaking of AWFLs: Do not discount the fact that many are supported by their parents until age 30 and then their husbands (and then their ex-husbands) all their lives so they basically live on cradle-to-altar-to-grave socialism. So they just don't understand why everyone just can't sponge off daddy and hubby forever.

Socialist mayor-elect reveals why she embraced her parents giving her money as a 43-year-old

Katie Wilson, 43, said openness about taking her parents' money during campaign made her 'relatable' to voters

Seattle Mayor-elect Katie Wilson, 43, said now that she has been elected mayor and is earning more money as a result, she no longer needs to ask her parents for help to pay the bills.

Wilson, who recently told CNN she thought embracing the help she got from her parents made her more "relatable" to Seattle voters, quipped on social media that, "after much deliberation and a grueling interview process," she was "pleased" to announce that her higher salary as mayor will mean she no longer needs financial support from her parents.

During Wilson's campaign, she credited her parents' financial support for allowing her to run.

"My opponent's campaign and the corporate PAC that tried to stop my election certainly cast it as a negative thing," Wilson responded when asked whether she thought people in Seattle saw her parents' financial support as a negative or a positive.

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Wilson added that it isn't unusual for parents to help their children with money but also noted she recognized her "privilege."

"You know, families help each other out, and I certainly acknowledge that I'm lucky to be in a position where my parents were able to do that. Not all families have that privilege," Wilson said. "And that's why I'm going to fight for affordable childcare and affordable housing for every family in this city."

In fairness, male (or "male") socialists also usually have never worked a job until they get themselves elected as Democrat politicians. John Fetterman -- pre-Lumpy-Jack -- was a trust fund baby who lived with his parents deep into adulthood, and Bernie Sanders was famously a hippie couch-surfer who never worked a job until he got elected as a politician.

The Democrat Party is made up of two major blocs: Poor people who are on government welfare and who think that money is made by someone printing a check, and rich nepo babies on family welfare who think that money is made by daddy signing a check. Neither of these groups understand the effort required to earn a buck, so they have no actual appreciation for money as a stored form of previously-exerted labor.

The Islamoleftist Mamdani did not ever have a job until he was elected to New York Assembly at age 30.

Update: I should have filed this with the last post. It makes the "anarchy for some, tyranny for others" point.

Disgraced ex-Harvard president Larry Summers reportedly spent his honeymoon on Jeffrey Epstein's notorious private island -- flying from Massachusetts on the convicted billionaire pedophile's jet with Ghislaine Maxwell, flight records show.

Summers flew to Saint James on Epstein's infamous "Lolita Express" with his wife, Elisa F. New, shortly after their Dec. 11, 2005, wedding in Cambridge, and was accompanied by the disgraced financier's infamous madam, who was later convicted on sex trafficking charges, the Harvard Crimson reported Thursday.

"Mr. Summers and Ms. New spent their honeymoon in St. John and Jamaica in December 2005, which was long before Mr. Epstein was arrested for the first time," a spokesperson for Summers told the outlet.

"As part of that trip, they made a brief visit of less than a day to Mr. Epstein's island."

The island getaway came six months after Palm Beach police began investigating Epstein for the rape of a 14-year-old girl, with a search warrant later executed on his mansion in October 2005.

Flight logs show Summers flew to the 72-acre Caribbean island on Dec. 21, 2005 -- and took Epstein's jet, allegedly used to ferry victims and accomplices in his sex-trafficking rings, three other times.

Three of the trips occurred while the 70-year-old was serving as Harvard's president.

Summers would be sucking up to Epstein because Epstein was a donor to Harvard, and, as Johnny Chung said, "if you want to ride the subway, you have to put tokens in the slots." If you donate to the left-wing Regime, the subways go anywhere you want them to go.

And the nursery of elite nepo babies was very grateful to the pedophile.

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In 2003, The Harvard Crimson gushed all over Jeffrey Epstein and how he was best buddies with so many Harvard academicians and alums.

"And Summers is not the only person at Harvard whom Epstein admires--or who admires Epstein.

"Epstein counts a number of professors--including Dershowitz, Lindsley Professor of Psychology Stephen M. Kosslyn and former Dean of the Faculty Henry A. Rosovsky--among his bevy of eminent friends that includes princes, presidents and Nobel-Prize winners.

"The relationships Epstein has formed inside and outside the scientific community are particularly impressive, given that he is self-taught and does not even hold a bachelor's degree.

"Kosslyn was introduced to Epstein by the famed late Harvard professor and evolutionary biologist Stephen Jay Gould, and Dershowitz says he met Epstein through "mutual friends."

"Rosovsky, Epstein's oldest friend in the bunch, met the mogul through similarly serendipitous circumstances. Twelve years ago, "we were introduced by a mutual friend, Mr. Leslie Wexner," Rosovsky writes in an e-mail.

"Wexner, the billionaire who founded Limited Brands--whose empire now includes Victoria's Secret, Bath & Body Works and Express--is also a longtime Harvard benefactor.

"Epstein and Wexner, longtime friends and business associates, teamed up in the early 1990s to fund the construction of Harvard-Radcliffe Hillel's new building, Rosovsky Hall."

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