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Democrats frequently referenced “white”, Republicans referenced “violence”

When discussing Charlottesville, Democrats frequently used terms like white, Trump, and supremacist. In comparison, Republicans frequently used terms like violence, American, and hate.

64% of Congress has referenced white nationalism in reaction to Charlottesville

In the past week, 345 members of Congress issued a statement or post on social media using one of the following terms “white supremacists” “white nationalists” “neo-Nazis” or the “KKK” -- 190 members did not.

Members of Congress have issued over 2,000 statements on Charlottesville

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Democrats frequently referenced “white”, Republicans referenced “violence”

When discussing Charlottesville, Democrats frequently used terms like white, Trump, and supremacist. In comparison, Republicans frequently used terms like violence, American, and hate.

64% of Congress has referenced white nationalism in reaction to Charlottesville

In the past week, 345 members of Congress issued a statement or post on social media using one of the following terms “white supremacists” “white nationalists” “neo-Nazis” or the “KKK” -- 190 members did not.

Members of Congress have issued over 2,000 statements on Charlottesville

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Democrats frequently referenced “white”, Republicans referenced “violence”

When discussing Charlottesville, Democrats frequently used terms like white, Trump, and supremacist. In comparison, Republicans frequently used terms like violence, American, and hate.

64% of Congress has referenced white nationalism in reaction to Charlottesville

In the past week, 345 members of Congress issued a statement or post on social media using one of the following terms “white supremacists” “white nationalists” “neo-Nazis” or the “KKK” -- 190 members did not.

Members of Congress have issued over 2,000 statements on Charlottesville

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