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Missouri Republicans try to remove man with ties to KKK from party ballot

The Missouri Republican Party is seeking to remove a candidate affiliated with the KKK from the ballot for governor.
Despite accepting the candidate's fee, court intervention may be necessary to remove him from the ballot.
The candidate has a history of legal issues, including upcoming felony charges, and has unsuccessfully sued the Anti-Defamation League for defamation.

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Missouri GOP Moves To Oust Gov. Candidate With KKK Ties Seen Giving Nazi Salute

Darrell Leon McClanahan III is running as a Republican for governor of the state. He's also been “provided an Honorary 1-year membership” to the KKK.

1 year ago·United States

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Missouri Republicans try to remove man with ties to KKK from party ballot

Missouri Republicans are trying to remove a man associated with the Ku Klux Klan from their party's ticket. Southwestern Missouri man Darrell Leon McClanahan is a longshot candidate in the

1 year ago·United States

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Missouri GOP Moves to Remove ‘Honorary’ KKK Member from Ballot

The Missouri Republican Party announced this morning that it has begun the process of removing Darrell Leon McClanahan III from the primary ballot after a photo resurfaced showing him giving a Nazi salute next to a man in white robes in front of a burning cross. McClanahan is running for governor as a Republican. The photo and an accompanying article on the Anti-Defamation League's website had previously been the subject of a lawsuit filed by Mc…

1 year ago·St. Louis, United States

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