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It would be inconceivable for a person in the President’s position to intentionally ridicule millions of people for no reason, would it not?
The continuing problem with the President’s tough guy rhetoric is that it allows interpretation. Countries, of course, are inhabited by people. In this case, people of color. So by criticizing a country, you can be accused of maligning its people even if that wasn’t your intent.
The Trump-loathing media, already heavily invested in portraying him as a white supremacy advocate, is dancing in the streets over this. His political opposition, damaged by a surging economy, now has yet another attack vehicle - a diversion away from issues.
President @realDonaldTrump should finally come to grips with the fact that he must think about the repercussions of what he says. In the past, his stream of conscious rhetoric has helped him achieve success.
But now it is harming him and the nation.
mackris
He simply asked a question half the country has been asking themselves for a long time. It’s not about race, but about who will be an asset to our country rather than a liability.
LOL....
I’m a color, not transparent, and I’m more concerned about my daughter of almost 2 years learning new words.
Wasn’t his intent?!?! Wow...you have mastered Double-Think.
Bill. Do you not think he’s been told that many times? I have to believe that he believes there is no line that he can cross. He may be right
Tough guy rhetoric? His rhetoric seems to not only be aimed at counties full of brown people but also the brown people in this state. By making excuses you are aligning yourself with White Sumpremacy.
I know what he meant. But play dumb, Bill-0.
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