White Supremacist Troll Low-Key Stalks Maxine Waters; George Zimmerman Mixes Her Up With Another Black Woman

Well-known white supremacist troll Chuck C. Johnson somehow found himself on a plane with Rep. Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) and snapped her pic in some kind of weird, stalkery behavior.

As Little Green Footballs reports, Johnson was recently in the news for hyping a fraudulent sexual harassment allegation against Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.), and must have creamed his pants when he realized that the muva of the resistance was on the very same plane as he.

Being the punk bitch that he is, Johnson waited for Waters to go to sleep and then sat next to her and snapped a selfie (he also got a shot of her working before that).

His caption on Facebook read:

I am sitting next to a female congressman on a flight from DCA to LAX who just said that she hopes an accused sexual harassing congressman Ruben J. Kihuen sticks it out. She spoke with a Hispanic man who is seated to my left one row up. He said that Kihuen was going to go meet Harry Reid who still “runs the show”. I’ll post a selfie with Congresswoman Maxine Waters when I land.

So much for #Metoo.

So after this Johnson “person” posted his snap of Auntie Maxine, subhuman incubus George Zimmerman, recently in the news for saying he was going to “beat up” Jay-Z for a recently announced Trayvon Martin documentary, responded to the post with his own worthless commentary.

FIRST of all, he called Auntie Maxine out of her name with the comment, “Corrine Brown is trying to flee her prison sentence,” referring to the longtime Florida congresswoman recently sentenced to five years for corruption (I guess all black congresswomen look alike).

He then continued, “I suppose WE THE PEOPLE are paying for the first class ticket so she can sleep on the plane.”

So—Zimmerman can’t tell his black people apart. Who’d have ever thought it?

On top of that, Waters’ opponent in the midterm election, conservative Republican Omar Navarro, got his own little digs in after someone tagged him and another person wrote, “Let’s get Omar these frequent flyer miles. Time for Mad Maxine to go.” To which Navarro replied, “LOL” (since deleted).

If Navarro’s “people” are Zimmerman and Johnson, I’m sticking with Auntie Max.

Read more at Little Green Footballs.