1. Deleted

    Every single one of us with uncommon American names knows how this feels—some punk poking fun at how our name sounds for laughs. For most of us, this ended in high school. For the GOP, it’s another day at the office. Donate to his opponent here: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/ms_fr_ossoff_q32019_dd_a?refcode=MS_AD_D-DD_2019.09.09_X_GG_KW__X__eyJjcmVhdGl2ZSI6IkRlbSAtIFVSTCIsImF1ZGllbmNlIjoiRG9uYXRlVG9Kb24ifQ&recurring=TRUE&gclid=CjwKCAjwiaX8BRBZEiwAQQxGx3ioEPcbCmm0gxFGeIJJPgoGn4QOw2CTpcSfNVLf96kxdP3PO1AKCxoCOaIQAvD_BwE

    0:05 Edward-Isaac Dovere Verifizierter Account @ IsaacDovere Then-Sen. George Allen, 2006: “Macaca, or whatever his name is.” Sen. David Perdue, tonight: “Kamala-mala-mala-whatever" (Though Perdue is making fun of the actual name of a woman he has served with for four years.) pic.twitter.com/RYrHUR4CIS
    Archived capture
    View on X

Unofficial archive, not affiliated with Abdul El-Sayed or X Corp. Rebuilt from a Wayback Machine capture; counts are as of that capture.