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The book was used by Ted Cruz to question Judge Jackson about whether she thought babies were racist. It was described as a kids' book, displayed on an easel, and part of a ridiculous display.
It was also fucking clownish and ridiculous. And I don't want to let that part go either, because Ted Cruz, if you didn't see it like blew up a picture of a kid's book called Anti-Racist Baby, blew it...
— Episode: "Attack of the Racist Babies."
Episode: "Attack of the Racist Babies."
The book was used by Ted Cruz to question Judge Jackson about whether she thought babies were racist. It was described as a kids' book, displayed on an easel, and part of a ridiculous display.
It was also fucking clownish and ridiculous. And I don't want to let that part go either, because Ted Cruz, if you didn't see it like blew up a picture of a kid's book called Anti-Racist Baby, blew it up, put it on an easel and asked the Supreme Court nominee if she thinks that babies are racist.
Episode: "Attack of the Racist Babies."
It was briefly mentioned in the context of Ted Cruz questioning the Supreme Court nominee about the book's content and whether babies are racist. It was described as a children's book.
Like it just I really. First of all, yes, it was a complete outrage what Republicans did on the Senate. Like everyone should be mad about it. I was mad about it. It was also fucking clownish and ridiculous.
And I don't want to let that part go either, because Ted Cruz, if you didn't see it like blew up a picture of a kid's book called Anti-Racist Baby, blew it up, put it on an easel and asked the Supreme Court nominee if she thinks that babies are racist.
It doesn't get more fucking nuts than that.