PC media blind to its own hypocrisy
Independent candidate for W.Va. Governor Harry Bertram has released a campaign ad that focuses on discrimination of White Americans.
The American Third Position Party candidate said he has a list of stances on different issues.
“It’s basically a conservative American first party and it means putting the interest of Americans first as far as trade agreements and anything else,” said Bertram.
But in his ad he called himself the “voice for white American issues,” so NEWS9 asked him about that stance.
“We’re against affirmative action and against illegal aliens coming into this country and they’re displacing white workers and eventually the white population,” said Bertram.
Still he followed up, adding that he wanted to do right by all American people.
Voters in West Virginia said that is not what they took away from the ad.”In my opinion I see him putting his race first,” said Keith Wesley.Wesley added, “I can’t believe that, this day and age it’s running like that.”Others said Bertram’s view did not make sense.”I don’t think that in West Virginia especially, illegal immigrants are at the top of our priority list on issues,” said Jamie Braunlich.Bertram is from Tiltonsville,
Oh and according to his website, he is a self described working-class conservative.He said he wanted to reach out to those in the northern panhandle.But NEWS9 questioned whether he thought he would lose votes with his approach.”Well it will generate interest but, then again I didn’t expect to get their support anyway, those people that are other than the white heritage,” said Bertram.”Oh to me he is bringing it back years. We’re trying to go forward and to me he is going backwards,” said Wesley.
The ad will air Tuesday on WTOV9. Although it is controversial, it falls under a federal statute and WTOV9 can not deny the paid advertisement snce he is a legally qualified candidate and his opponents ads have already aired on WTOV.