Trump seems to think he has an airtight defense for visiting a KKK hotbed in Michigan

[JimH52]

Trump seems to think he has an airtight defense for visiting a KKK hotbed in Michigan

Trump made a campaign stop in Howell, Michigan, where white supremacists recently held a march where they voiced support for Trump, Hitler, Nazis and the KKK.

www.yahoo.com

trump has on several occasions scheduled rallies around KKK rallies or in their proximities. Why? Does he think he is adding to his votes by doing this? Is he trying to send a message to racist? I, and many others, do not get it. I have read trump holds a special feeling for Hitler. If this is the case, I can understand the following excerpt from this read.

Just last month, a group of white supremacists marched in Howell and expressed their support for Trump and Adolf Hitler. As journalist Jon King wrote for the Michigan Advance, the event evoked memories of Howell’s racist — and in some cases, fairly recent — history of public bigotry and the Ku Klux Klan.

 

[marvin martian]

Trump seems to think he has an airtight defense for visiting a KKK hotbed in Michigan

Trump made a campaign stop in Howell, Michigan, where white supremacists recently held a march where they voiced support for Trump, Hitler, Nazis and the KKK.

www.yahoo.com

trump has on several occasions scheduled rallies around KKK rallies or in their proximities. Why? Does he think he is adding to his votes by doing this? Is he trying to send a message to racist? I, and many others, do not get it. I have read trump holds a special feeling for Hitler. If this is the case, I can understand the following excerpt from this read.

Just last month, a group of white supremacists marched in Howell and expressed their support for Trump and Adolf Hitler. As journalist Jon King wrote for the Michigan Advance, the event evoked memories of Howell’s racist — and in some cases, fairly recent — history of public bigotry and the Ku Klux Klan.

What was Joe Biden's purpose for visiting the same town in 2021?

Joe Biden has a LONG history of associating with KKK members, both personally and professionally.

 

[jbrownson0831]

Trump seems to think he has an airtight defense for visiting a KKK hotbed in Michigan

Trump made a campaign stop in Howell, Michigan, where white supremacists recently held a march where they voiced support for Trump, Hitler, Nazis and the KKK.

www.yahoo.com

trump has on several occasions scheduled rallies around KKK rallies or in their proximities. Why? Does he think he is adding to his votes by doing this? Is he trying to send a message to racist? I, and many others, do not get it. I have read trump holds a special feeling for Hitler. If this is the case, I can understand the following excerpt from this read.

Just last month, a group of white supremacists marched in Howell and expressed their support for Trump and Adolf Hitler. As journalist Jon King wrote for the Michigan Advance, the event evoked memories of Howell’s racist — and in some cases, fairly recent — history of public bigotry and the Ku Klux Klan.

So he visits his dimtard constituents once in a while. You should be proud he pays attention to the organization your ilk started jimboliar.
Get that Lume I sent yet? Pee-ewww!

 

[jotathought]

Trump seems to think he has an airtight defense for visiting a KKK hotbed in Michigan

Trump made a campaign stop in Howell, Michigan, where white supremacists recently held a march where they voiced support for Trump, Hitler, Nazis and the KKK.

www.yahoo.com

trump has on several occasions scheduled rallies around KKK rallies or in their proximities. Why? Does he think he is adding to his votes by doing this? Is he trying to send a message to racist? I, and many others, do not get it. I have read trump holds a special feeling for Hitler. If this is the case, I can understand the following excerpt from this read.

Just last month, a group of white supremacists marched in Howell and expressed their support for Trump and Adolf Hitler. As journalist Jon King wrote for the Michigan Advance, the event evoked memories of Howell’s racist — and in some cases, fairly recent — history of public bigotry and the Ku Klux Klan.

Ahh .. the old correlation as opposed to causation. Weak argument. It's like saying the DNC was scheduled at the same time that violent, America-hating anti-Israel protestors marched in Chicago.

 

[IM2]

So he visits his dimtard constituents once in a while. You should be proud he pays attention to the organization your ilk started jimboliar.
Get that Lume I sent yet? Pee-ewww!

The KKK are Republlicans now.

 

[marvin martian]

same time that violent, America-hating anti-Israel protestors marched in Chicago.

That could be any week in any blue city in America.

 

[IM2]

Ahh .. the old correlation as opposed to causation. Weak argument. It's like saying the DNC was scheduled at the same time that violent, America-hating anti-Israel protestors marched in Chicago.

Wrong. Trump has had too many such instances and has been supported by too many white nationalist groups to not make the conclusion that was made.

 

[marvin martian]

The KKK are Republlicans now.

Which ones?

All I can find is the Klansman you voted for in Virginia, and continue to support here everyday.

 

[el midgetron]

Trump seems to think he has an airtight defense for visiting a KKK hotbed in Michigan

Trump made a campaign stop in Howell, Michigan, where white supremacists recently held a march where they voiced support for Trump, Hitler, Nazis and the KKK.

www.yahoo.com

trump has on several occasions scheduled rallies around KKK rallies or in their proximities. Why? Does he think he is adding to his votes by doing this? Is he trying to send a message to racist? I, and many others, do not get it. I have read trump holds a special feeling for Hitler. If this is the case, I can understand the following excerpt from this read.

Just last month, a group of white supremacists marched in Howell and expressed their support for Trump and Adolf Hitler. As journalist Jon King wrote for the Michigan Advance, the event evoked memories of Howell’s racist — and in some cases, fairly recent — history of public bigotry and the Ku Klux Klan.

Manufactured delusions

 

[el midgetron]

Wrong. Trump has had too many such instances and has been supported by too many white nationalist groups to not make the conclusion that was made.

You literally vote for the party who created the KKK.

 

[jotathought]

Wrong. Trump has had too many such instances and has been supported by too many white nationalist groups to not make the conclusion that was made.

What white nationalist groups has he supported?

 

[Calypso Jones]

Trump seems to think he has an airtight defense for visiting a KKK hotbed in Michigan

Trump made a campaign stop in Howell, Michigan, where white supremacists recently held a march where they voiced support for Trump, Hitler, Nazis and the KKK.

www.yahoo.com

trump has on several occasions scheduled rallies around KKK rallies or in their proximities. Why? Does he think he is adding to his votes by doing this? Is he trying to send a message to racist? I, and many others, do not get it. I have read trump holds a special feeling for Hitler. If this is the case, I can understand the following excerpt from this read.

Just last month, a group of white supremacists marched in Howell and expressed their support for Trump and Adolf Hitler. As journalist Jon King wrote for the Michigan Advance, the event evoked memories of Howell’s racist — and in some cases, fairly recent — history of public bigotry and the Ku Klux Klan.

oh buddy. did you know you were walking right into that one?

 

[Lisa558]

If libtards have a problem with Trump going to Howell, MI because there are some white suoremacists, then Kamala should steer clear of towns in Michigan and MN - hotbeds of antisemitic Muslims.

But, but, but…..that’s different!

 

[Calypso Jones]

Wrong. Trump has had too many such instances and has been supported by too many white nationalist groups to not make the conclusion that was made.

you really are unbelievable. Your absolute stupidity (or hardheaded wickedness) is the reason these lies continue...because there are plenty of people on your side or walking in the middle of the moral superiority fantasy to believe falsehoods.

 

[Calypso Jones]

 

[g5000]

The KKK are Republlicans now.

Kee-rect!

The KKK is, was, and always will be right wing Christian terrorists.

 

[g5000]

What white nationalist groups has he supported?

The Proud Boys.

 

[Lastamender]

Trump seems to think he has an airtight defense for visiting a KKK hotbed in Michigan

Trump made a campaign stop in Howell, Michigan, where white supremacists recently held a march where they voiced support for Trump, Hitler, Nazis and the KKK.

www.yahoo.com

trump has on several occasions scheduled rallies around KKK rallies or in their proximities. Why? Does he think he is adding to his votes by doing this? Is he trying to send a message to racist? I, and many others, do not get it. I have read trump holds a special feeling for Hitler. If this is the case, I can understand the following excerpt from this read.

Just last month, a group of white supremacists marched in Howell and expressed their support for Trump and Adolf Hitler. As journalist Jon King wrote for the Michigan Advance, the event evoked memories of Howell’s racist — and in some cases, fairly recent — history of public bigotry and the Ku Klux Klan.

Your racist crap has not and will not fly. Black voters realize the party keeping them in poverty and chaos are the Democrats.

 

[marvin martian]

Kee-rect!

The KKK is, was, and always will be right wing Christian terrorists.

You must be SO excited to vote for the most pro-abortion administration in American history!

And, just a reminder that your party is, was, and always will be the party of the KKK:

 

[jotathought]

The Proud Boys.

Awesome .. where's the quote, article or video that supports this?