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: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)in the past McKinney has been accused of making anti-Semitic comments during interviews and speeches.
McKinney ended up losing the Democratic primary in 2002 to Denise Majette. Majette rode to victory largely on the negative publicity that flowed McKinney's way both when the 'Bush KNEW' accusation made national news and when her anti-Semitic and pro-Islamist beliefs were exposed.
She also, as The New York Times said in reporting her victory, had made 'a series of other incendiary, often racial comments.' This is The New York Times' delicate way of alluding to the stridently anti-Semitic character of McKinney's 2002 campaign, in which 'Jews' were repeatedly blamed for her faltering in the polls and for her eventual defeat.
Crossover voting gave a significant lift to Democrat Denise Majette in unseating controversial Rep. Cynthia McKinney
Did she say these things while standing on a grassy knoll in Roswell, New Mexico?
Crossover voting gave a significant lift to Democrat Denise Majette in unseating controversial Rep. Cynthia McKinney
She also, as The New York Times said in reporting her victory, had made 'a series of other incendiary, often racial comments.' This is The New York Times' delicate way of alluding to the stridently anti-Semitic character of McKinney's 2002 campaign, in which 'Jews' were repeatedly blamed for her faltering in the polls and for her eventual defeat.
McKinney ended up losing the Democratic primary in 2002 to Denise Majette. Majette rode to victory largely on the negative publicity that flowed McKinney's way both when the 'Bush KNEW' accusation made national news and when her anti-Semitic and pro-Islamist beliefs were exposed.
in the past McKinney has been accused of making anti-Semitic comments during interviews and speeches.