‘I Did Not Stutter’: Close Trump Ally Unleashes Shameless Racist Attack on Black Lawmaker So Vile Even an Unexpected Voice Speaks Out
Like many political feuds, the fight began with a post on social media.
Florida state Rep. Angie Nixon, in an X post from September 2025, had called Republican leaders disrespectful for introducing legislation to honor late conservative activist Charlie Kirk, saying supporters of the resolutions were a “tool of white supremacy.”
Over the weekend, Laura Loomer, one of President Donald Trump’s most outspoken allies, dredged up the year-old post and quickly pushed the argument into territory so openly racist that even former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, a longtime MAGA firebrand, stepped in to condemn her.
What started as a political dispute over Kirk’s legacy quickly became a public rupture over the kind of rhetoric Trump’s movement is willing to tolerate.
Loomer retweeted the post and attacked Nixon, repeatedly using a racist slur while portraying her as part of what Loomer described as a stereotyped group of Black Democratic women. Greene, herself a prominent conservative voice, responded by saying the Republican Party and Trump had allowed Loomer’s behavior to go unchecked for too long.
Nixon, a Black candidate running for a U.S. Senate seat in Florida, previously said it was “BEYOND disrespectful” for Sen. Rick Scott and Rep. Jimmy Patronis to introduce resolutions honoring Kirk. In the post, she accused Kirk of saying “some of the most hateful things about Black People” and concluded: “If you support it, you are a tool of white supremacy and I DID NOT STUTTER!”
Loomer reshared Nixon’s old post and launched into a broader attack, arguing that Nixon’s criticism amounted to anti-white racism. She wrote that she should be allowed to call Nixon a “ghetto Black communist b—h” and added, “I meant every word I said about Angie. This is ghetto.”
Earlier on her podcast, Loomer went further, arguing that racial stereotypes exist for a reason and accusing Black Democratic women of engaging in destructive behavior. She singled out Nixon along with Reps. Ilhan Omar, Ayanna Pressley and Cori Bush, as well as Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson.
Loomer also anticipated criticism over her language, saying she was tired of critics using accusations of racism or Islamophobia to constrain her
“I’m going to call out the ghetto Black b-tches,” she said, adding that she was no longer interested in remaining quiet because she had already been “canceled,” “de-banked” and “de-platformed.”
Nixon responded by mocking Loomer for an infamous pet food promotion stunt and invoking Queen Latifah, writing: “Girl. You ate dog food on camera. In the words of @IAMQUEENLATIFAH, ’Who you calling a b-tch?’”
Loomer doubled down. In another response, she wrote, “I called you a ghetto b-tch, because you are, Angie, and your record proves it.” She then escalated the insult by telling Nixon that she spoke “Ebonics” and suggesting she would need to “bark at you and tug your leash” for Nixon to understand.
That exchange prompted Greene to intervene.
“I’m not a Democrat, and I’m not supporting Angie Nixon, but the Republican Party and President Trump own Laura Loomer and her nonstop vitriol,” Greene wrote in a lengthy post. “This hateful, racist, and demeaning rhetoric should not be tolerated. Ever.”
Greene went beyond condemning Loomer personally, arguing that Trump and the Republican Party had continued to keep her close despite her repeated attacks. She said Loomer was hurting Republican Sen. Ashley Moody in her race against Nixon and accused Loomer of “whispering nonstop insanity in the President’s ear.”
Greene also rejected the direction of the movement, declaring: “This is Trump’s new MAGA and Republican Party and I want nothing to do with it.”
Her post drew support from critics of Loomer, with one person writing, “Loomer has always been a virulent racist.”
Another called the episode “F’ing shameful,” arguing that Greene’s defense of Nixon before other elected Democrats was “an indictment of the entire party.”
Loomer, however, showed no sign of backing down. She responded by turning her criticism toward Greene, calling her “Marjorie Traitor Greene” and accusing her of hypocrisy over her past associations with controversial figures.
In yet another unhinged post, Loomer repeated her attacks on Nixon, arguing that Greene was defending someone she described as an “anti-white racist communist.” She again accused Nixon of using racist language in opposing the Kirk resolutions and said she would “say whatever I want.”
“So go ahead and keep defending this ghetto black communist b-tch who wants to destroy our country. You are on her team after all.”
Greene ultimately framed the dispute as a test of the Republican Party itself, asking when Trump and party leaders would finally reject Loomer’s behavior. Her answer was unequivocal. “They refuse to which tells you everything you need to know.”
