Democrat Hypocrisy on ‘Diversity and Tolerance’ Brutally Exposed

The hilarious, and deadly accurate, cartoon below brutally exposes Democrat’s twisted hypocrisy on “diversity and tolerance.”

The failed New York Times has finally jumped the shark and now officially endorses political violence by Democrats against their political opponents:

The New York Times referred to former Attorney General Eric Holder and lawyer Michael Avenatti’s rhetoric as channeling “righteous anger,” in a Friday news story titled “Michelle Obama Wanted Democrats to ‘Go High.’ Now They Aren’t So Sure.”

Their strategy is one “that some Democrats find appealing — showing strength and fighting back,” the story’s homepage banner read.

“When they go low, we kick them,” Holder said this week, changing up a famous phrase of former first lady Michelle Obama.

“When they go low, I say hit back harder,” Stormy Daniels’s attorney Avenatti said this summer, according to The NYT. Avenatti challenged Donald Trump Jr. to a three-round mixed martial arts fight for charity Tuesday morning.

“It is one thing for Mr. Avenatti, the party’s telegenic anti-Trump id, to seize this kind of rhetorical real estate,” The NYT news story read.

“But increasingly, much of the Democratic establishment seems to be marching that way, too, channeling the righteous anger of the progressive base.”

The news story also highlighted former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s Tuesday remarks about the uselessness of “civility,” which were in direct contrast with a September op-ed by Republican Louisiana Rep. Steve Scalise that called for a “higher level of civility.”

“You cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for,” Clinton said Tuesday.

“If we are fortunate enough to win back the House and/or the Senate, that’s when civility can start again. But until then, the only thing that the Republicans seem to recognize and respect is strength.”

The NYT also lauded Clinton for her “toughness that could match any man’s” and her “2016 turn as a stateswoman and grandmother.”