I got a couple minutes in and she blamed Democrats for black people for not feeling like Americans.
I'm sorry, but no. There's one political party that has made a thing out of talking about "real Americans" and it's not Democrats.
Also, this woman lives in Southern California. If she doesn't regularly experience racism, perhaps she should be grateful that she lives in such an open-minded, progressive area. I wonder if her attitude would be different if she lived elsewhere.
I guess she never met this woman:
City Council candidate: Keep town as white ‘as possible’
A woman running for a city council in Michigan said she wants a "white community as much as possible."
Jean Cramer's racist answer came at a forum Thursday to a question about bringing more diversity to Marysville, which is 95% white.
Other candidates gasped at her words, as heard in a recording posted on the website of radio station WPHM.
Asked by the moderator if the community diversity needed to be addressed, perhaps by attracting foreign-born citizens, Cramer said: "My suggestion, recommendation: Keep Marysville a white community as much as possible."
She continued: "Seriously, in other words no foreign-born, no foreign people because of what, in our past, we've experienced it's better to have ... simply American-born. Put it that way and no foreigners. No."
Cramer, 67, moved to Marysville in 2012, property records show. Marysville is on the border with Canada about 50 miles northeast of Detroit.
She doubled down when the Port Huron Times Herald asked her to respond to criticism from the town's mayor pro tem, Kathy Hayman, who is from a racially diverse family.
"As long as, how can I put this? What Kathy Hayman doesn't know is that her family is in the wrong," she said. "(A) husband and wife need to be the same race. Same thing with kids. That's how it's been from the beginning of, how can I say, when God created the heaven and the earth. He created Adam and Eve at the same time. But as far as me being against blacks, no I'm not," Cramer is reported as saying.
City Council candidate: Keep town as white ‘as possible’