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McCormick responds to Squad member who claims 'white supremacy and xenophobia' are the right's 'true religion'

Sen. Dave McCormick responded to Rep. Summer Lee's assertion that "white supremacy and xenophobia" are the political right's "true religion."


McCormick responds to Squad member who claims 'white supremacy and xenophobia' are the right's 'true religion'
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Rep. Summer Lee, D-Pa., claimed in a post on X that "white supremacy and xenophobia" are the political right's "true religion" and that the values of those on the right do not stem from Christ's life and instruction.

"It's long been known that the true religion of the right is white supremacy and xenophobia. None of their real values are from the life and teachings of the Christ of the Christian Bible..." she wrote in a post on her @SummerForPA account.

"None of us should take lectures from someone who has repeatedly demonstrated antisemitic behavior and is now condemning millions of her fellow citizens who simply want freedom, opportunity and secure borders," he declared in a tweet.

Lee swiftly fired right back at him.

"Senator, I'm condemning those who profess to follow the teachings of Christ but do not love their neighbor or do right unto the least of these. Is that you? When he's hungry, will you feed him or cut SNAP benefits? When he's a stranger, will you invite him in or build a wall?" she replied.

McCormick was just sworn in as a senator earlier this month.

"Trump's executive orders scapegoat Black + brown communities while his billionaire donors profit off the polluted air, overcrowded detention centers, and prison labor these EOs create. Immigrants aren't why your wages are low and costs are high-it's the billionaires," she declared in a post on her @RepSummerLee X account.

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