How so? I'm a Republican and I admire the Jews for creating an oasis of civilization in a cesspool of Islamic radicalism. Israel is a wonderful ally of ours, and the Jews are God's chosen people.
If the truth be told, you American "liberals" support people like Louis Farrakhan, the Nation of Islam, the Islamic Brotherhood, CAIR, the Palestinians, Hamas, and Hezbollah, who have much in common with 1930's German Nazis: They too wanted to wipe the Jews off the face of the earth, as your radical buddies do. You sure raised hell when President Trump wanted a travel ban from certain Jew-hating Muslim countries, didn't you?
Hell, that Turd-Burglar Barack Obama actually gave billions of dollars to the Iranians, which ya'll still defend to this very day.
I don’t support Louis Farrakhan. I don’t know anybody that does. Or any of those other groups that you’re talking about.
But I know David Duke says if you don’t vote Republican and you don’t vote for Donald Trump then you’re a traitor and David dukes is the head of the KKK and a member of the American Nazi party.
In fact if you do a Google search of Nazis and white nationalist running for office. You’ll find they all run as Republicans. All of them.
Duke isn't the "head of" the KKK. It doesn't have one. Duke invented his own Klan chapter and crowned himself Grand Wankball or whatever but that's playing dress-up. Before that he was a Nazi. After that he was a parish Republican party chair and a state legislator. The actual Klan hasn't had a head since 1944 when it officially dissolved.
Duke also sued the city of New Orleans years ago when it moved the Liberty Place Monument, celebrating the white coup d'êtat of 1874 by one of the other Klan-like groups called the White League, to try to make them put it back in its prominent perch on Canal Street, the most visible high-traffic spot in the city. That was the first monument New Orleans finally took down in the Confederate monument removals of 2017.
Duke was also of course in Charlottesville chastizing Rump for his initial evenhanded commentary, goading him with "remember who voted for you", after which Rump obediently started ranting about "very fine people".
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and that was all after he ran for President as a Democrat, correct?
Which part?
Duke attempted to run in the Democratic primaries in 1988, got nowhere and switched to Republican the same year and yet got the nomination from something called the Populist Party. Having failed that run he ran for a state house seat the following year in a special election ('89, as a Republican) and won, the only office he ever won. One of his proposals was that welfare recipients should be drug tested, which later gained traction elsewhere in conservative/statist circles. In 1990 and 1991 he ran for Senator and Governor, respectively, then in 1992 entered the Republican Presidential primaries. Then 1996 for Senate again, 1999 for a US House seat, lost 'em all.
In 2000 Dukey aimed at the Presidency again, this time with the Reform Party, and at the time Donald Rump disengaged from that party, citing Duke by name as the type with which he "did not wish to be associated" --- and then early in 2016 the self-described world's greatest memory claimed not to know who Dukey even is, after pointing him out by name in 2000.
Next time Dukey actually ran for anything was 2016 when he tried a third time for the Senate. He lost but the interesting factoid from that experience was that during that race while both the Senate and the Presidency were in campaign, Dukey the self-made Klansman was pulling more support from black voters in Louisiana than Rump was.
