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Line 31: − − During the 2016 U.S. Presidential election, David Duke attempted to smear Donald Trump's reputation by pretending to support him, something that the liberal lamestream media used to further their "Trump is Hitler" dogma. In addition, RINO Mitt Romney said that Trump was "defending repugnant bigotry". Overall, the entire attack was a strawman argument made out of a myth used as leverage for the Democratic Party.
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:[[Cindy Sheehan]] is absolutely right. Her son signed up in the military to defend America, not [[Israel]] ... In advancing this war for Israel, government and media advocates obviously couldn’t get Americans behind the war by saying it was a war for Israel. They had to make up bogus reasons for the war, such as saying that Iraq was an imminent threat to America and that Saddam had [[weapons of mass destruction]].<ref>[http://www.davidduke.com/index.php?p=350 Why Cindy Sheehan is Right!], David Duke, 8/14/2005.</ref>
:[[Cindy Sheehan]] is absolutely right. Her son signed up in the military to defend America, not [[Israel]] ... In advancing this war for Israel, government and media advocates obviously couldn’t get Americans behind the war by saying it was a war for Israel. They had to make up bogus reasons for the war, such as saying that Iraq was an imminent threat to America and that Saddam had [[weapons of mass destruction]].<ref>[http://www.davidduke.com/index.php?p=350 Why Cindy Sheehan is Right!], David Duke, 8/14/2005.</ref>
Duke has run multiple times for office, including races for the Louisiana State Senate in 1975 against Kenneth Eli "Ken" Osterberger (1930-2016) of Baton Rouge, the United States Senate in 1990 (against [[J. Bennett Johnston, Jr.]]), 1996 (the victor that year was the Democrat [[Mary Landrieu]]), and 2016, when Republican [[David Vitter]], who succeeded Duke in the state House in 1992, declined to pursue a third term after having been defeated in 2015 in a race for governor against the Democrat [[John Bel Edwards]].
Duke has run multiple times for office, including races for the Louisiana State Senate in 1975 against Kenneth Eli "Ken" Osterberger (1930-2016) of Baton Rouge, the United States Senate in 1990 (against [[J. Bennett Johnston, Jr.]]), 1996 (the victor that year was the Democrat [[Mary Landrieu]]), and 2016, when Republican [[David Vitter]], who succeeded Duke in the state House in 1992, declined to pursue a third term after having been defeated in 2015 in a race for governor against the Democrat [[John Bel Edwards]].