Francesca Hong, the Democrat primary frontrunner in the Wisconsin governor's race, has a problem with white people. She was triggered by the elderly white customers in a Culver's restaurant, going so far as to tell her son the restaurant was out of frozen custard so she could leave.

Speaking of her son, Hong also lamented her "proximity to whiteness" because his father is a white man. But it turns out Hong's chief of staff, Nada Elmikashfi, also has a problem with white people. 

After her account came under scrutiny, Elmikashfi locked it, so everything will have to be screenshots.

First, Elmikashfi said she was the victim of "Islamophobic violence" after arriving in the United States in 2002, just months after the 9/11 terror attacks.

"While I wasn't in America until 2002, the weight of that tragedy & its society consequences I carry with me to this day. Whether it's PTSD from continual Islamophobic violence, to constant anxiety that I am perceived as unamerican—I will always be a memory of a terrorist attack," she wrote.

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It's likely she would have a high-ranking position in a Hong administration. Which is okay, because Elmikashfi doesn't think white people should run for office.

"If you are white and considering running for office, find a BIPOC person in your community who is also interested and support them instead," Elmikashfi wrote. "That is intersectionality and that is co-conspiration."

"Your family were granted visas from Sudan, granted citizenship, you were able to run for office, but not once have I seen you say you’re proud to be an American. But you’re proud to divide Americans even further," the user wrote. "Using race, gender, and religion as selling points for you and your friends like Francesca Hong to have political power is disgusting. You are a bitter person who trades hatred for campaign dollars."