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CNN's Jeremy Diamond claims without evidence that Trump might have his speech in Gettysburg because he loves the Confederacy: "This is a President who has consistently positions himself as a defender of Confederate symbols and monuments to Confederate generals."pic.twitter.com/cqKxbINsBx
@ me next time. That's not even close to what I said. I pointed out it would be a controversial pick because of the President's defense of Confederate symbols & monuments -- not that it would be his reason for picking the site.
Dude take the L and read a history book
Acosta Jr.
I know you have a narrative to push, but you admitted in your 1 pm shot they LOST the battle. The Union WON, so why invoke the Confederacy? Trump's speeches in July weren't even about them. Imagine someone saying Trump's speech at Normandy was about the Nazis (h/t: @JoelPollak)
what even is this "clarification"
Dude, you lost. Admit it and move on.
This was no mistake. As you can see his other CNN colleagues are making the "Confederacy" comparisonpic.twitter.com/aHjA2fgLmd
Take the L. Go read a history book
He's a defender of american historical symbols and Gettysburg is consistent with that. He doesn't solely defend the symbols of one side or the other.
That's equally as dumb.
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