
Trump’s use of racial rancor is risky, questionable
Trump’s base is infected with racists, bigots and white supremacists, and he is now stroking their fires in what many see as a last-minute risk to salvage his re-election.
Trump’s base is infected with racists, bigots and white supremacists, and he is now stroking their fires in what many see as a last-minute risk to salvage his re-election.
Those who did show up saw Trump’s blatant use of military planes and helicopters to promote his re-election hopes while his speech downplayed unity while showcasing his support of white supremacy movements and division.
Hatemonger and racist Donald Trump has turned this land of the free and home of the brave into a third-world cesspool that must be drained so this nation can restore its dignity.
Many senior citizens, including the white seniors without college degrees, say they’ve had enough of Trump’s lies, racism, bigotry and hate.
He has displayed his despicable racism over and over through the years and has dishonored the office of president and the nation with his bigotry.
America’s wannabe president and claimed dictator with “absolute authority,” is turning to his base of racists, conspiracy theorists and wacko nut jobs to try to keep him in an office he does not deserve and disgraces daily.
The latest ploy to ensure partisan discord by Donald is not sitting well with Republicans or Democrats. While it may play well with his extremist
The Trump administration is on a course to remake the face of immigration in America in ways that would turn it whiter and wealthier. It
Hillary Clinton took the stage in Reno, Nevada, with an urgent warning about the consequences of a Donald Trump administration: “He’s taking hate groups mainstream
Aiming to play the traditional role of healer during national tragedy, President Donald Trump paid visits Wednesday to cities reeling from mass shootings that left