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Missouri GOP Candidate's Daughter Urges Voters Not To Vote For Her 'Homophobic' Father

Missouri GOP Candidate's Daughter Urges Voters Not To Vote For Her 'Homophobic' Father
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The daughter of Steve West, a controversial Republican candidate for the Missouri General Assembly, is speaking out harshly against her own father. According to the Kansas City Star, Emily West is calling her father "a fanatic" and "totally insane" for his apparent racist beliefs.

"I can't imagine him being in any level of government," she told reporters. "He's made multiple comments that are racist and homophobic and how he doesn't like the Jews."


"I asked him to drop out and said, 'I think it's a really bad idea that you're running and I don't think this is going to end well for you,'" she continued, in part. "And he told me that this is what his life has been about and that everything in his life has come to this moment and it's the most important thing. And I said, 'OK, then I don't want to talk to you. I don't want you to be a part of my life.' And I haven't talked to him since."

Twitter rallied around Emily following her comments.





Steve West has a terrible reputation for making outrageous claims like "Hitler was right" and making numerous anti-Semitic remarks. Despite the controversy surrounding him, he could possibly win a Missouri General Assembly seat in this upcoming election.

Here's what Twitter thinks of Steve West's nutty rhetoric.





Steve West's son also spoke out against him. Thanksgiving is about to be awkward!


People are outraged that Steve West has a political platform.


Some complained the story isn't getting enough media attention.


Here's more background on the bizarre remarks that brought West into the spotlight.


Republican Who Said "Hitler Was Right" Wins Primary Electionwww.youtube.com

If you can stomach it, here's a sampling of Steve West's controversial remarks, under the pseudonym "Jack Justice"


Jack Justie Hard Truth: Gay marriage and the assault on culture ramped upwww.youtube.com

Looking into Steve West's background, he's definitely made some wacky claims. Being denounced by your own children is pretty brutal, but this guy seems like he deserves it. As Emily said, bigots have no place in government. Just another great reason to vote in this midterm election!

H/T: Kansas City Star, Pink News

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