Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey fires back at Dem Rep. Maxine Waters over ‘racist’ ad claim

Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey on Monday shot again at Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., after the liberal congresswoman derided the governor’s marketing campaign advert as “racist.” 

“That is plain racist ignorance in your face,” Waters stated throughout an look on MSNBC on Easter Sunday. “And so, while you speak about responding, it’s extra like ignoring and maintaining the battle towards racism and discrimination and ensuring that we do every little thing we will to get those that are elected out of workplace and elect progressive individuals.”

The governor’s advert in query in a 30-second marketing campaign spot through which she warned that “we’re all going to must be taught Spanish” if President Biden retains “transport unlawful immigrants into our states.” 

“My message to Biden: No method Jose!” the governor says within the advert, including: “The left can attempt to counsel me. I don’t care. However right here in Alabama, we’re going to implement the regulation.”

Throughout her MSNBC look, Waters criticized the governor’s marketing campaign advert, saying “we don’t have time to cope with that sort of stupidity and that sort of ignorance.” 

“It’s completely shameful that these days that we have now individuals who suppose like that, who converse like that, and who’ve entry to the sources to buy the sort of adverts to only actually simply spill that sort of mess throughout our screens,” Waters stated. 

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On Monday, the governor shot again at Waters saying there was “nothing racist with telling the reality concerning the catastrophe Joe Biden is inflicting illegals invading our nation.” 

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“I’m not going to be lectured by liberal Congresswoman from California,” Gov. Ivey tweeted. “We’ll deal with our enterprise in Alabama.”