GOP Senate Nominee: “The Bad Guys Won In WWII”

The Daily Beast reports:

Royce White, the 2024 Republican nominee for Senate in Minnesota, wrote in a social media post two years ago that “the bad guys won in WWII.” White’s controversial opinion on World War II, first noted by Heartland Signal, is still up.

A former NBA player who whined last year that “women have become too mouthy,” White spent $1,200 in campaign funds for his failed 2022 congressional bid at a Miami strip club, the Daily Beast reported earlier this year.

Additionally, the mother of White’s daughter said this summer that he’s more than $100,000 behind on child support. And in June, White fumbled by mistaking a map of drinking fountains in Minneapolis for instances of what he said was “out of control” crime.

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It dawned on me today… The bad guys won in WWII. There were no “good guys” in that war. The controlling interests had a jump ball. If you look closely, you see the link between liberalism and communism in the Allied forces. Remember what Gen. Patton said and why they capped him.

— Royce White (@Highway_30) November 26, 2022

GOP candidate Royce White claims the “bad guys” won WWII, dismissing the fight against Nazi fascism as a battle of “controlling interests.” This isn’t just bizarre—it’s reprehensible. His unhinged rants and attacks on his own party show exactly why the GOP’s candidate problem… pic.twitter.com/aUHpjXJEu4

— VoteVets (@votevets) October 4, 2024