Royce White on “The Squad,” China, Corporatocracy, and the Future of American Leadership

Royce White, the former NBA player, is running in the Republican primary to unseat Rep. Ilhan Omar in her Minneapolis-based U.S. House seat.

“Our nation and our people have been misled, manipulated and misrepresented. This entire State of the Union was a perfect example of how little power in this country thinks of our citizens…. Joe Biden just got up there and went full-blown Republican… How insulting! … I can’t stand when the powerful in this country get up before the American people and believe they can be so dishonest. We know he doesn’t believe in those things. We know he’s not going to do any of those things he said. He’s just mocking the Deplorables.”

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