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Blake Masters Blames Gun Violence on Black People

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Arizona U.S. Senate hopeful Blake Masters (R) acknowledged that the United States has a gun violence problem. But he also has a theory about why there’s a problem — it’s “Black people, frankly,” the Daily Beast reports.

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The Independent

Arizona Senate candidate Blake Masters blames ‘Black people’ for gun violence

Blake Masters’ racist remarks are surfacing in the wake of his endorsement by Donald Trump

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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HuffPost

Trump-Backed Senate Candidate Says Gun Violence Is 'Black People, Frankly'

Blake Masters also backs "replacement theory."

2 years ago·United States

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Raw Story

Arizona Republican says mass shootings are all about 'Black people, frankly'

One of former President Donald Trump's hand-picked candidates is blaming mass shootings on Black people. The Daily Beast reported that Blake Masters, a tech-bro and protégé to PayPal founder Peter Thiel, is taking a different turn to fix mass shootings. It’s “Black people, frankly," the senate hopef...

2 years ago·United States

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Political Wire

Blake Masters Blames Gun Violence on Black People

2 years ago·New York, United States

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RollingStone

Trump-Endorsed Senate Candidate Blames Gun Violence on 'Black People, Frankly'

Blake Masters has leaned on both guns and racism throughout his bid for Congress

2 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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Alternet

Trump-endorsed Senate candidate blames gun violence on Black people

On Thursday, June 2, former President Donald Trump made an endorsement in Arizona’s 2022 Republican U.S. Senate primary, throwing his support to Peter Thiel protégé and tech investor Blake Masters and saying that Masters would make a better senator than his primary rival, Arizona Attorney General Ma

2 years ago·Washington, United States

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