They aren't even pretending anymore.
Congressional candidate Jack Davis said in a Republican Party endorsement meeting that Latino farmworkers should be deported and that inner-city African-Americans should be bused to farms to pick crops.
Several sources who attended the endorsement interview confirmed Davis' statement to Buffalo News.
The remark echoes a similar comment he made to the Tonawanda News in 2008.
"We have a huge unemployment problem with black youth in our cities," Davis said. "Put them on buses, take them out there and pay them a decent wage; they will work."
Davis is seeking to represent New York's 26th Congressional District, a seat vacated by Republican Rep. Chris Lee hours after it was reported the congressman, who is married, advertised himself on Craigslist as divorced, single and looking for a woman.
Good thing Ron Schiller of NPR resigned for being caught on video labeling the Tea Party as racist.