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So, when he condemned white nationalists and Nazis, that wasn't enough? You think he should condemn each one by name that has written anything positive about him? That's just dumb, a blanket condemnation is enough.
he condemned them in his 'canned' speech, and then took it all back yesterday.
it was obvious his heart was not in that scripted speech. VERY obvious.
they are drunk as a skunk and grew bigger over night with sympathizers who have NOOOO CLUE what they are - and what they do -- because trumpettes can't see, hear or smell
Wait, did they yell "Jews will not replace us" or "You will not replace us" as sometimes reported? The former would be strange as Jews are not a demographic numerous enough to replace anyone.
From what I could tell from the videos, they yelled both.
It wasn't just what they chanted. The neo-nazi and white supremacist protesters carried or wore a wide variety of Nazi and White Nationalist symbols, as explained at the link below:
Well-said. How Trump can look Jared or Ivanka in the face after this, let alone his grand-kids, I don't know. I even felt sorry for Steve Mnuchin, who is Jewish, whose lips were working nervously, while he stood beside Trump as Trump, red in the face, ranted about the "very fine" people marching in the Unite the Right protest, and the equivalency of both sides.
Where did Trump call them "very fine"?
Do you guys ever have any sense of embarrassment for yourselves?
Richard Spenser called the weekend events a huge success, I don't quite see that since part of the plan was to rescue the statue of Robert Lee. By drawing national attention he has accelerated the removal of civil war monuments across the country, people that didn't even know they had monuments are requesting their removal. There is a monument to Lee near Ft Hamilton in Brooklyn where he served and planted a tree, that plaque is now being removed.
he condemned them in his 'canned' speech, and then took it all back yesterday.
it was obvious his heart was not in that scripted speech. VERY obvious.
in other words, he lied.
He didn't "take it all back," and you're the one who is "making stuff up." (I'll be polite here and not use the L word.)
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