Democrat Candidate Admits Deep Hatred for Nashville
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**Outrage: Democrat Nominee Admits to Hating Nashville in Shocking Audio**
A newly unearthed audio clip has turned the spotlight on Nashville Democratic state representative and congressional candidate Aftyn Behn, revealing her disdain for the very city she seeks to represent.
In a candid conversation on the GRITS podcast, Behn unapologetically declared, "I hate the city, I hate the bachelorettes, I hate the pedal taverns, I hate country music, I hate all of the things that make Nashville. I hate it."
This shocking statement has further underscored a growing trend within the Democratic Party where candidates appear increasingly disconnected from the communities they aim to serve.
Behn's remarks have created a political firestorm, raising eyebrows in a region known for its vibrant culture and hospitality.
Republicans have jumped at the opportunity to question her candidacy, with the Republican National Committee (RNC) asking, "If Behn hates Tennessee so much, why is she trying to represent it?"
Her campaign manager, Kate Briefs, dismissed the fallout as nervousness on the GOP's part, claiming they are deflecting from important issues affecting Tennessee families.
Nevertheless, political analysts see this as a pivotal moment in the upcoming special election for the 7th congressional district, a seat historically held by Republicans.
Recent shifts show that while the district is rated R +10, the dynamics have shifted slightly to favor Democrats in recent weeks.
In response to these developments, pro-Trump super PAC MAGA Inc. has stepped in, demonstrating their commitment to rally support for Republican candidate Matt Van Epps, who has been described as a "true America First patriot."
Donald Trump's endorsement came via a tele-rally, where he reinforced Van Epps' dedication to serving the nation and promoting conservative values.
Behn's past statements, including her view that sororities represent "a staple of white supremacy" and her claims about Tennessee being a "racist state," have only fueled the narrative that she is out of touch with her constituents.
Simultaneously, Van Epps has earned backing from significant conservative organizations, including the NRA and the National Federation of Independent Business, further solidifying his status as the preferred candidate among traditional Republican voters.
As this race unfolds, it remains to be seen how Behn's controversial remarks will affect her campaign and the overall landscape in Tennessee.
What is clear, however, is that conservatives are poised to capitalize on this moment, reminding voters of the fundamental values and connection to community that Republicans proudly uphold.
Sources:
dailymail.co.uk
lifenews.com
breitbart.com
A newly unearthed audio clip has turned the spotlight on Nashville Democratic state representative and congressional candidate Aftyn Behn, revealing her disdain for the very city she seeks to represent.
In a candid conversation on the GRITS podcast, Behn unapologetically declared, "I hate the city, I hate the bachelorettes, I hate the pedal taverns, I hate country music, I hate all of the things that make Nashville. I hate it."
This shocking statement has further underscored a growing trend within the Democratic Party where candidates appear increasingly disconnected from the communities they aim to serve.
Behn's remarks have created a political firestorm, raising eyebrows in a region known for its vibrant culture and hospitality.
Republicans have jumped at the opportunity to question her candidacy, with the Republican National Committee (RNC) asking, "If Behn hates Tennessee so much, why is she trying to represent it?"
Her campaign manager, Kate Briefs, dismissed the fallout as nervousness on the GOP's part, claiming they are deflecting from important issues affecting Tennessee families.
Nevertheless, political analysts see this as a pivotal moment in the upcoming special election for the 7th congressional district, a seat historically held by Republicans.
Recent shifts show that while the district is rated R +10, the dynamics have shifted slightly to favor Democrats in recent weeks.
In response to these developments, pro-Trump super PAC MAGA Inc. has stepped in, demonstrating their commitment to rally support for Republican candidate Matt Van Epps, who has been described as a "true America First patriot."
Donald Trump's endorsement came via a tele-rally, where he reinforced Van Epps' dedication to serving the nation and promoting conservative values.
Behn's past statements, including her view that sororities represent "a staple of white supremacy" and her claims about Tennessee being a "racist state," have only fueled the narrative that she is out of touch with her constituents.
Simultaneously, Van Epps has earned backing from significant conservative organizations, including the NRA and the National Federation of Independent Business, further solidifying his status as the preferred candidate among traditional Republican voters.
As this race unfolds, it remains to be seen how Behn's controversial remarks will affect her campaign and the overall landscape in Tennessee.
What is clear, however, is that conservatives are poised to capitalize on this moment, reminding voters of the fundamental values and connection to community that Republicans proudly uphold.
Sources:
dailymail.co.uk
lifenews.com
breitbart.com
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