Revealed: assistant attorney general in Alaska posted racist and antisemitic tweets

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

41% : The account also regularly denied the reality of anti-Black racism, attacked Black public figures and showed an extraordinary hostility towards anti-racist protesters associated with the Black Lives Matter movement.
40% : Online, Cicotte, under the moniker J Reuben Clark and the Twitter handle @JReubenCIark, has expressed extreme positions on race, criminal justice and religion.
36% : On 16 August 2019, he tweeted: "People who encourage a kid to think he's a different sex than what he is (including parents) go to jail for child abuse", adding that "people who perform or abet sex change operations on kids get the death penalty."
29% : Since-deleted tweets archived by anti-fascists reveal that he advocated various extreme positions including the summary imprisonment of Black Lives Matter protesters; vigilante violence against leftwing groups; and a punishment of execution for acts including performing gender reassignment surgery.

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