Texas Republican Unsure How Demanding His Children Marry White People Makes Him A Bigot

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Vic Cunningham is not denying that the clause exists, but is not really sure how it makes him a bigot. He explained to reporters that this clause was simply one of many “milestones” in which his children can get a distribution of their trust. Which, of course, makes it all very normal and not bigoted. He also says that his views have never affected any of his decisions as a judge.
“I strongly support traditional family values,” Cunningham explained to the Dallas Morning News. “If you marry a person of the opposite sex that’s Caucasian, that’s Christian, they will get a distribution.”

He also said that his views on this have “evolved” since he set up the trust in 2010, owing to his son’s relationship with a Vietnamese woman, but that he couldn’t do anything about the trust now.

https://wonkette.com/634132/texas-republican-unsure-how-demanding-his-children-marry-white-people-makes-him-a-bigot

I know it is texas but fucking hell

[sinkingfeeling]

1. He's a judge and doesn't know how to change the terms in his

own living trust?

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2. How many cases are going to be challenged because this guys a racist ? Stupid bastard

[IluvPitties]

3. Trump's America.

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4. ... Cunningham's estranged brother also told the newspaper that the candidate

had long used the N-word, and a former campaign aide also asserted that he repeatedly used the word. Cunningham claimed in the interview with the Morning News that he only used the word while in court "in context of a trial" ...

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