Racist emails sent by Donald Trump Jr. surface in friend's lawsuit against former employer: report https://www.rawstory.com/donald-trump-jr-racist-2661367817/ A friend of Donald Trump Jr. is fighting a court battle to keep the son of the former president out of case documents – including transcriptions of offensive emails Trump Jr. allegedly sent, according to a report. Gentry Beach, who attended the University of Pennsylvania with Trump Jr. in the 1990s and served as a groomsman at his wedding, has been suing his former employer Touradji Capital Management for nearly 15 years, but the emails only recently came to light during a retrial, reported the Wall Street Journal. “Tomorrow night we’re having jews for dinner," Beach said in one email sent to Trump Jr. from Beach's account between 2005 and 2008. "That’s kosher, right?” In another exchange, after Beach moved to upper Manhattan, Trump Jr. referred to the area as Harlem. “I hear the theme song of the Jeffersons playing in the background,” he wrote. Trump Jr. was identified as the sender when that email exchange was read in court, and in another exchange he complained about Mexicans coming to the U.S. “Encourage the Mexicans to come to the US and give them another excuse to not learn English,” Trump Jr. wrote. “When I have to speak to my grandchildren in Spanish, at least I know I will have you to thank.” Beach responded by saying he would send his son to the border with weapons. “We’re going to stop this wetback issue dead in its tracks,” Beach wrote. The hedge fund lawyers said Beach and Trump Jr. were among a group of Penn alumni on the group emails, which also included former Republican National Committee co-chair Tom Hicks Jr., who court records show made an antisemitic comment about a Jewish real-estate broker who sent pornographic images to one group of the email recipients. “The only legitimate purpose for peppering the record with references to the public figure’s name is to prejudice the jury pool for the retrial and to increase risk of reputational harm to Plaintiffs, perhaps to generate settlement leverage,” said Beach's lawyers in a filing last month seeking to have Trump Jr.'s name redacted in court records involving the emails. The hedge fund is using the emails as a new legal defense, arguing the messages showed Beach was disloyal to his employer and exposed the company to reputational harm because they could have been seen by financial regulators and potential clients. “Many of these investors, such as pension funds and publicly traded corporations, are rigorously focused on the integrity of the investment professionals that manage their assets,” Touradji lawyers wrote in a January filing.
KKK belonged to the Dems. Selective use of power is racism, victims may vary. Watch out for the price of bread.
I am a conservative. I intend to give the American people a clear choice. I welcome a fight between our philosophy and the liberal left-wing dogma which now threatens to engulf every man, woman, and child in the United States. I am in this race because I believe the American people have been pushed around long enough and that they, like you and I, are fed up with the continuing trend toward a socialist state which now subjects the individual to the dictates of an all-powerful central government. ........I draw the line in the dust and toss the gauntlet before the feet of tyranny, and I say segregation now, segregation tomorrow and segregation forever. - George Wallace, Alabama Democrat from the 70s
These cultists think nothing of biting the hand that feeds them , off course he's too much of a coward to ''pull the trigger'' himself. 'Somebody is going to have to pull a trigger' to stop Trump prosecutions: Fox News guest Retired Major League Baseball pitcher-turned-right-wing commentator Curt Schilling told Fox News host Jesse Watters on Friday that "somebody is going to have to pull a trigger" in retaliation to the criminal charges that were filed against former President Donald Trump by United States Justice Department special counsel Jack Smith. Watters was momentarily taken aback. "Well, I'm going to assume you mean 'pull the trigger' metaphorically?" he asked. "Absolutely, well, no," Schilling replied. Schilling then added that "the problem is that the left's winning because they're relying — the left is relying on our morals and ethics. They know we'll play by the rules. They know we'll follow the laws. And they're not playing. It's like we're fighting our own war.