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'''Candace Amber Owens Farmer''' (born April 29, 1989 in Stamford, [[Connecticut]], age {{age|1989|4|29}}) is a [[conservative]] producer, political commentator, intellectual,<ref>https://www.prageru.com/presenter/candace-owens/</ref> and founder of the [[Blexit]] movement.  She is especially well known for leaving the anti-Trump [[Democrat plantation]] to join the conservative movement against [[Antifa]], [[Black Lives Matter]], and the Left. On [[PragerU]], she runs The Candace Owens Show, a series of intellectual debates between other intellectuals and herself. Subsequently, the [[lamestream media]] quickly labeled her as a "white supremacist" in many failed smear attacks due to her open opposition to [[liberal bigotry]].<ref>https://www.rushlimbaugh.com/daily/2018/08/07/perverted-leftists-call-candace-owens-a-white-supremacist/</ref>

'''Candace Amber Owens Farmer''' (born April 29, 1989 in Stamford, [[Connecticut]], age {{age|1989|4|29}}) is a [[conservative]] producer, political commentator, pseudointellectual,<ref>https://www.prageru.com/presenter/candace-owens/</ref> and founder of the [[Blexit]] movement.  She is especially well known for leaving the anti-Trump [[Democrat plantation]] to join the conservative movement against [[Antifa]], [[Black Lives Matter]], and the Left. On [[PragerU]], she runs The Candace Owens Show, a series of pseudointellectual debates between other intellectuals and herself. She is known for saying racist statements towards blacks.

In April 2019, after being too [[uppity]] for white liberals to handle anymore in refuting the [[Southern Strategy]] and the [[U.S. "Party-switch" myth]],<ref>[https://thehill.com/homenews/house/438042-candace-owens-blasts-hearing-on-white-nationalism-in-house-testimony-this Candace Owens blasts hearing on white nationalism in House testimony]</ref> the left-wing [[PolitiFact]] absurdly called the statement “False” while providing skewed "evidence" for its conclusion.<ref>[https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2019/apr/10/candace-owens/candace-owens-pants-fire-statement-southern-strate/ Candace Owens stated on April 9, 2019 in a House Judiciary Committee hearing: The Southern strategy is a "myth" that "never happened."]</ref> The page claimed that [[Republicans]] in the 1960s appealed to Southern racism when [[Richard Nixon]] initially opposed school busing as a brisk means of desegregation; keeping context in relation, the latter notion was considered to be very liberal measure during the time and was likely opposed by many [[conservatives]] who strictly feared setting precedents for further expansions of federal government power (and not over the issue of race) that occurred under the [[1964 Civil Rights Act]] and the [[1965 Voting Rights Act]]. In addition, PolitiFact also ridiculously made an assertion that Nixon's adherence to [[strict constructionism]] in [[Supreme Court]] nominations was also an appeal to Southern racists, despite the fact that such has no specific relation to [[racism]]. The article went on to cite quotes by Republicans during that time, such as [[RINO]] [[Lamar Alexander]] during 1969, who vaguely asserted that there had been a strategy to appeal to conservatives in the South; it's also important to note that ''while Nixon did win the 1968 election with a number of Southern states, this did not include the [[Deep South]], which strongly leaned for segregationist [[Democrat]] [[George Wallace]]''. The article would go on arguing that "coded language" was a mechanism to appeal to racists in the South, despite outright providing insufficient evidence to directly back up the notion.

In April 2019, after being too stupid,racist and irrational for liberals to handle anymore in "refuting" the [[Southern Strategy]] and the [[U.S. "Party-switch" myth]],<ref>[https://thehill.com/homenews/house/438042-candace-owens-blasts-hearing-on-white-nationalism-in-house-testimony-this Candace Owens blasts hearing on white nationalism in House testimony]</ref> the left-wing [[PolitiFact]] absurdly called the statement “False” while providing skewed "evidence" for its conclusion.<ref>[https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2019/apr/10/candace-owens/candace-owens-pants-fire-statement-southern-strate/ Candace Owens stated on April 9, 2019 in a House Judiciary Committee hearing: The Southern strategy is a "myth" that "never happened."]</ref> The page claimed that [[Republicans]] in the 1960s appealed to Southern racism when [[Richard Nixon]] initially opposed school busing as a brisk means of desegregation; keeping context in relation, the latter notion was considered to be very liberal measure during the time and was likely opposed by many [[conservatives]] who strictly feared setting precedents for further expansions of federal government power (and not over the issue of race) that occurred under the [[1964 Civil Rights Act]] and the [[1965 Voting Rights Act]]. In addition, PolitiFact also ridiculously made an assertion that Nixon's adherence to [[strict constructionism]] in [[Supreme Court]] nominations was also an appeal to Southern racists. The article went on to cite quotes by Republicans during that time, such as [[RINO]] [[Lamar Alexander]] during 1969, who vaguely asserted that there had been a strategy to appeal to conservatives in the South; it's also important to note that ''while Nixon did win the 1968 election with a number of Southern states, this did not include the [[Deep South]], which strongly leaned for segregationist [[Democrat]] [[George Wallace]]''. The article would go on arguing that "coded language" was a mechanism to appeal to racists in the South.  

==Dispute with Cardi B==

==Dispute with Cardi B==

Owens got in a very public [[Instagram]] dispute with vulgar pop star Cardi B in September 2020. Cardi B, with her 70 million followers, was exploited by the [[Democratic National Committee]] on behalf of Democrat presidential nominee [[Joe Biden]].  Cardi B ended up deleting all her comments from her end of the debate. In summary, Owens posted,  

Owens got in a very public [[Instagram]] dispute with vulgar pop star Cardi B in September 2020.  Cardi B ended up deleting all her comments from her end of the debate. In summary, Owens posted,  

{{quotebox|"I did not mean it as an insult to Cardi B. If anything it was me calling out the DNC and Democrats for insulting black America for platforming her and her nonsense and her ignorance as someone viable to give a sound interview to Joe Biden… She had no argument and she could not argue with me obviously from an intellectual standpoint… She is barely literate and she’s offended by me saying that but she’s already proven that I was correct in that assessment by her responses to me… I would challenge Joe Biden to read the lyrics of her song aloud… She says she wants her [[tax]]es lowered in the very same breathe that she says she wants free [[universal healthcare]] for all. It sounded to me like an 8-year-old girl reading a [[Santa]] list."<ref>https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/09/barely-literate-offended-saying-candace-owens-continues-pummel-cardi-b-instagram-thumping-video/</ref>}}

{{quotebox|"I did not mean it as an insult to Cardi B. If anything it was me calling out the DNC and Democrats for insulting black America for platforming her and her nonsense and her ignorance as someone viable to give a sound interview to Joe Biden… She had no argument and she could not argue with me obviously from an intellectual standpoint… She is barely literate and she’s offended by me saying that but she’s already proven that I was correct in that assessment by her responses to me… I would challenge Joe Biden to read the lyrics of her song aloud… She says she wants her [[tax]]es lowered in the very same breathe that she says she wants free [[universal healthcare]] for all. It sounded to me like an 8-year-old girl reading a [[Santa]] list."<ref>https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/09/barely-literate-offended-saying-candace-owens-continues-pummel-cardi-b-instagram-thumping-video/</ref>}}

==See also==

==See also==

*[[Black Voices for Trump]]

*[[Black Voices for Trump]]

==References==

==References==