When Trump had a chance to stand up against hate groups, he chose to blame both sidesIt is easy to condemn hatred, bigotry and violence after you have been beaten up in the press for two days for refusing to do soI just disagree. Trump is a racist. I don't like the politics of the four dem women reps, and I sure as hell won't call them "progressive." They want take away my health insurance, and I worked a long time to get this job.
But their color and ethnicity are irrelevant. And to be honest, I think most Americans want Donald Trump to get the fuck out and go back to Germany, but the Germans sure don't want him either
Has nothing to do with Charlottesville
Trump watched racist rioting and demonstrations and refused to condemn it
Guess you're a disgusting liar as well.
"The president said he condemned “hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides” on Saturday. He then repeated the phrase “on many sides” for emphasis. A White House spokesperson later amplified the president’s remarks, telling the Guardian: “The president was condemning hatred, bigotry and violence from all sources and all sides. There was violence between protesters and counter-protesters today.”
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He reluctantly gave the statement and then insisted on placing blame on both sides
You continue to be a disgusting liar.
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Read the complete transcript of President Trump's remarks at Trump Tower on Charlottesville
Because both sides included hate groups.