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Madison Cawthorn cracked a Holocaust joke while selling campaign merch because of course he did
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Welp, he’s at it again, folx!Rep. Madison Cawthorn of North Carolina, who is currently nominated in the Queerties for the “Girl, Bye” award, is once again flirting with Nazism on his social media page.One day after Holocaust Remembrance Day, Cawthorn cited Martin Niemöller’s famous “First they came…” poem, which is about the Nazis rise to power in Germany, to hawk t-shirts, hats, yard signs, iPhone cases, and bumper stickers for sale on his campaign website.“First they came for our Free Speech, then they came for our Free Markets, next they’ll come for our Free Shipping on orders $50 or more with promo code: FREEDOM50,” the 25-year-old tweeted.First they came for our Free Speech, then they came for our Free Markets, next they’ll come for.
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