Anti-White Rant by Democrat Lawmaker Sparks Conservative Backlash

Conservatives expect immigrants to assimilate but liberal migrants recruited by the Democrats carry deep-seated hatred toward white conservative Americans. And once in the public office, these leftist migrants don’t hide their racial animosity anymore. Elected Democrat lawmaker of Texas State House Gene Wu, for example, didn’t mince any words when he called for non-whites to take over the country – an angry racist rant that has sparked some backlash among conservatives.

The viral video clip of Wu is from an interview he had in December 2024 with podcaster Jose Antonio Vargas. It was recently shared on X by popular conservative account End Wokeness and was viewed over 14 million times within a week. In the clip, Wu says:

“Non-whites share the same oppressor and we are the majority now. We can take over this country.”

The viciously racist comment from Wu, who was born in China and came to the United States with his family as a child, in the resurfaced video on X didn’t go unnoticed. Some of the leading conservative politicians spoke up to condemn it strongly. As reported in Newsweek (February 9), Republican senators Ted Cruz of Texas and Mike Lee of Utah called out Wu for making such a racist and bigoted statement. Ken Paxton, the firebrand conservative Attorney General of Texas, was cited condemning Wu and his party for such blatant racism:

“Gene Wu is a radical racist who hates millions of Texans just because they’re white. This is who the modern Democrat party is.”

Aaron Reitz – a Republican candidate for the next Attorney General of Texas – reacted to Wu’s video with a comment that as the AG of TX he would like to see Wu stripped of his U.S. citizenship.

“Wu is a subversive whose citizenship should be revoked,” Reitz posted on his X page (February 9).

America-First conservative politician Nick Tran, himself a Vietnamese who came to America as a refugee and fought for America as a combat veteran, posted a video statement to address Wu’s racist comment. Tran issued a message of unity and liberation contrary to Wu’s divisive and hateful rhetoric targeting white Americans.

On February 10, conservative publication BizPac Review reported that leftist columnist Evan Mintz of Houston Chronicle quickly came to Wu’s defense amid the conservative backlash by claiming that Wu did not use the word “whites” in his comment so he didn’t meant to attack white people when he spoke of “oppressors.” However, conservatives rejected this rationalizing by Mintz and responded by stating that Wu made his meaning unambiguously clear by using non-whites as the victims of the “oppressors” and called for a takeover of the country in racial terms.