Obama Administration Hack Says Republicans Are ‘Nazis’ For Wanting Religious Freedom

30 Mar, 2015 by Warner Todd Huston

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Another Obama administration hack has spoken about the Indiana Religious Freedom Restoration Act fauxtroversy and she has proclaimed that you are a Nazi if you are one of those Republicans who are a Christian..

Despite the last six years of the Obama administration doing its level best to put an end to Christianity in the United States, Obama Labor Department hack Elizabeth Ashack is saying that you are a Nazi if you feel your religious freedom is imperiled.

As soon as her hatespeech became widely known, Ashack deleted her Tweet then scrubbed any mention of her job at the Dept. of Labor from her account all in an attempt to hide the truth… lying like all Democrats do.

Here is a screen shot of her Tweet that she later deleted…

As RightScoop reports:

This is the kind of thing that would get you fired anywhere else, but when the taxpayer is made to pay for these bigots’ paycheck, they usually get a promotion for insulting the American public.

She has deleted the tweet which reads, “people in the red states vote for nazis to govern, and then call themselves Christian, it will not end well for them. #BoycottIndiana”. Now first off, that’s a run-on sentence. You would think an economist would have a better grasp of the English language.

Secondly, doesn’t that sound like a threat? How is this gonna end badly for Christians again?

And finally, doesn’t this make you wonder what kind of shenanigans might be pulled at the Department of Labor when they throw out stats from their “objective” economists?

What a total scumbag. But a typical Democrat in general and most especially a typical hate-filled Obamaite.

And, lastly, can we just point out that this country was founded on freedom of religion, and if you are against Restoration of Religious Freedom Act laws, you are the very essence of un-American.

And if you want to read more about just what the Indiana law does and means… Your Questions On Indiana’s Religious Freedom Bill, Answered

**UPDATE**

Ashock claimed that her social media accounts (all of them, not just Twitter) were hacked. She posted a Tweet saying that she was hacked but only minutes later she deleted that Tweet, too.

So, let’s review this situation. Ashock Tweeted that Christians and Republicans are Nazis. Then she deleted it. Then she deleted all mentions that she works for the Dept. of Labor. Then she Tweeted that all of her social media accounts were hacked and that an “investigation” is underway. Then she deleted that, too.

Now, let’s parse this situation. Ashock DID Tweet that Christians and Republicans are Nazis. She got exposed and deleted her message. Then she tried to eliminate her association with the Obama administration to try and hide her job. Then she thought it would be a good idea to pretend she was hacked. Then she realized that lie wouldn’t fly and deleted that Tweet, too.

What we have here, in my opinion, is just another anti-American Obamaite who got caught and tried to get out of the trouble she Tweeted herself into by lying, deleting records, and trying to put an end to transparency.