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How Tacky: Classless New York Democrat Tells a GOP Staffer to 'Kill Herself'

Things got heated between New York State Senator Kevin Parker (D) and Candice Giove, the Deputy Communications Director for the New York State Senate Majority, which is held by the Republican Party. According to the Daily Caller, the exchange was over a blocked bike lane:

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It all started with a tweet about a bike lane in New York, blocked by cars allegedly abusing placards to park where they shouldn’t. New York State Senate Majority’s deputy communications director Candice Giove dug a little deeper and claimed that one of the placards belonged to Sen. Parker — but the vehicle was not the same one to which the placard was legally assigned.

Here's how the conversation went:

Parker replied but then quickly deleted what he said:

And then he came back with an apology:

But it didn't take long for him to attack Giove and her stance as a Republican.

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It was quickly pointed out that Parker supports a newly-proposed law in New York that would require social media checks for those who want to purchase a firearm.

And this folks, is an example of someone who needs to stay off social media. 

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