Sara Carter previously reported on a recent Project Veritas video released of a U.S. Senate Candidate on a tirade about her hatred for white people.

The AP reported that Krystle Matthews, a Democrat candidate for Senate in South Carolina, acknowledged her voice was in fact the one on recordings in which she said white people needed to be treated “like s**t.”

BREAKING: U.S. Senate Candidate @kmforsenate [D-SC]: "Treat them[white people] like sh*t” pic.twitter.com/bWFNo8hzxD

— Lara Logan (@laralogan) September 7, 2022

The Blaze wrote on the Democrats calling for her resignation:

In an Thursday op-ed for the State, Democrat state Rep. Justin Bamberg wrote that Matthews’ “toxicity” is “not acceptable for the citizens in South Carolina and it is certainly not acceptable from a sitting member of the S.C. House of Representatives.”

Bamberg noted that if “any of our white counterparts had said the same thing with regards to blacks, the minority community, including myself, would be up in arms calling for that member’s resignation.”

Bamberg called on Matthews to resign and “immediately suspend her U.S. Senate run,” arguing that “Washington D.C. does not need more toxicity and neither does South Carolina.”

Democrat gubernatorial nominee Joe Cunningham joined Bamberg in condemning Matthews’ comments, saying that “the Democratic Party cannot and should not tolerate such behavior from our elected officials and candidates.”