Candace Owens Controversy: Candace Owens, a controversial conservative commentator, has been selected to deliver the keynote address at the annual benefit dinner that will be held at Faulkner University in Montgomery. Ticket prices will start at $40,000 for the event.
Owens, whose tweets were recently shared by the Russian embassy in the United States as part of a Russian disinformation effort, has also asserted that the presidential election in 2020 will be rigged and has given the impression that he supports Adolf Hitlers domestic plans in 2019.
According to Faulkner, the benefit dinner is a historic tradition and a red-letter event on the social calendar every year for Montgomery and the River Region, selling out to almost 2,000 attendees each year. Faulkner also stated that the meal sells out to nearly 2,000 guests each year.
The most expensive level of sponsorship for the dinner on October 6 is the underwriter level, which costs $40,000 and includes 16 premium-level tickets as well as a photo pass good for four people in one picture taken at the event. The least expensive level of admission, a single general admission ticket, costs $150.
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Owens started the group Blexit, which tries to get black people to leave the Democratic Party and join the Republican Party instead. Last week, she said Russian lives matter and seemed to imply that the sanctions put on Russia because it invaded Ukraine were discrimination against the Russian people.
Its terrible how Russians are treated in the U.S. and around the world. After all the black lives matter hysteria around the world, it says a lot that our leaders and government institutions allow and sometimes even call for this kind of discrimination. She tweeted that Russian lives matter. The Russian embassy in the United States retweeted the tweet, which Owens critics said was part of a coordinated disinformation campaign by the Russian government.
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Owens said that the race was clearly rigged, which is similar to a theory that Donald Trump has been pushing for a long time. And in 2019, Owens seemed to support Hitlers domestic policies in Germany. This angered people who follow politics on social media.
Here is video of Candace Owens’ full answer on nationalism and Hitler pic.twitter.com/NfBvoH8vQg
John Whitehouse+ (@existentialfish) February 8, 2019
The word nationalism doesnt bother me at all, to be honest. I think that elitists who want globalism poison the definition of globalism. I dont want globalism, so when we say nationalism, the first thing most people think of, at least in the United States, is Hitler, she said. He believed in nationalism. But if Hitler just wanted Germany to be great and for things to work well, thats fine.
The problem is that he wanted and dreamed of living somewhere other than Germany. He wanted to connect the world. He thought that everyone should be German and speak German. Everyone is going to look different. I dont think thats nationalism. When I think about how things could go wrong in the future, I dont have a problem with nationalism. I dont really. I think its all right.
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