A Florida Republican says Oprah Winfrey, one of America's most popular and beloved media personalities, "hates white people."
In a Twitter post on Tuesday, Steven Rosenblum offered his thoughts on Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump saying he'd like to have Winfrey as his running mate. Winfrey has been a major supporter of Democratic President Barack Obama since he was still in state-level politics back in Illinois.
This story has been updated.
Says Rosenblum:
Because a serious #GOP candidate proposes a liberal-Democrat, that hates white people, as his running mate. https://t.co/GoTIQxkUfX— 🇺🇸 #IAmTheNRA Rosenblum (@🇺🇸 #IAmTheNRA Rosenblum)1434503610.0
Rosenblum is a conservative talk radio host, an active part of the Palm Beach County Tea Party, and a former Republican candidature of state legislature.
Rosenblum is a frequent Twitter user, where he shares his thoughts on politics and -- often -- race relations. Last month, the Republican mover and shaker had some words for Barack Obama, who he accuses on Memorial Day of never having "served" the United States of America.
A pic of a child who never has & never will serve his nation. RT @TheDemocrats Happy Memorial Day weekend, everyone! http://t.co/COdY24fDGV— 🇺🇸 #IAmTheNRA Rosenblum (@🇺🇸 #IAmTheNRA Rosenblum)1432397228.0
Correction: A previous version of this article referred to Steven Rosenblum as a former "congressional candidate." To clarify, Rosenblum did not run for U.S. Congress, but for the state-level House of Representatives in Florida
