Democrats criticize governor’s comments after shooting that left three Black people dead and say ‘this type of hatred isn’t random’
, which has provided a friendly breeding ground for Nazis to feel at home,” said Carlos Guillermo Smith, a Democratic former state representative and candidate for a state senate seat in next year’s elections.
“When they’re doing that, understand those are not true supporters of mine, that is an operation to try to link me to something,”earlier this month. The governor’s office, preparing for the imminent arrival of major storm Idalia in Florida, did not respond to a request from the Guardian for comment. “[He] has failed to call it what it is: racist, anti-Black, white supremacy. That type of vile hatred has been allowed to fester. These extremists feel welcome here. It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out why,” he said.
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