Imagine flipping on the news and hearing a state lawmaker say it’s time for non-whites to take over America. That’s not a parody skit or a college campus rant—it’s a real moment caught on video, and yes, it’s going viral for all the wrong reasons.
The man at the center of the storm? Texas Democrat Gene Wu. In a clip that’s making waves across social media, Wu didn’t just dip a toe into racially divisive rhetoric—he waded in chest-deep. The video shows him openly talking about how he hopes non-whites can come together to take over the country and how that’s something to be embraced. Not only did he say it, he said it like it was a victory lap.
Now let’s be clear: if any Republican even whispered something about white people “taking over,” they’d be canceled before the sun went down. CNN would run 24/7 specials, MSNBC would throw a fit, and the White House press corps would be demanding answers. But since this came from a Democrat, the usual suspects are dead silent.
Racial supremacy dressed up as progressivism is still racial supremacy. It doesn’t become noble just because it comes from the left. This wasn’t about policy or unity—it was about power. Raw, racial, political power. Wu’s comments weren’t a call for equality, they were a warning shot—aimed right at anyone who still believes in a colorblind America.
This is what the modern Democrat Party is feeding its base: division, resentment, and racial politics. Instead of uniting Americans, they’re slicing us up into identity groups and telling one side it’s their turn to rule.
The backlash is growing, and people across the country—of all races—are calling this out for what it is: dangerous, divisive, and downright disturbing.