In the aftermath of
these events in Charlottesville, President Trump's refusal to quickly and
unequivocally criticize this revolutionary, white-supremacist movement in the
country was immoral.
It was shocking,
un-American, and it cost incorrect. It was the incredible occurrence of both
presidential and ethical leaders in the time when our country wanted it most.
Millions of Americans seen on television as Nazi-sympathizers paraded through
the streets of,
The college town with
torches, preaching racist force and white supremacy. They saw as some in these
groups shouted Nazi, anti-Semitic and anti-Semitic slogans and some even had
'Heil Nazi ' salutes. They saw as one part of the hateful group drove the car
into a crowd of people, hurting dozens and killing a young woman.
So they saw their
president criticize the force `` on some faces, '' depicting the strange moral
equality between purveyors of hatred and prejudice and the Americans who got to
get up to those dangerous views.
Donald Trump being
named the bigot is nothing new. From housing discrimination cases to involvingthe capital punishment for young men after discovered to be ignorant, much
racial allegations have long accompanied President Trump and his activities.
It was his restless pushing of the birther plot, the demand that
President Obama was not the English, that really took attention to the view of
Donald Trump. Such views of Mr. Trump were further fuelled by this provocative
nonsense he used against Hispanic, Muslims,
African Americans,
immigrants, and mostly American minority populations in general. It was not
until chairman Trump started taking on Breitbart staff to his race and so into
this white House that the term `` white supremacist '' started to be usually
applied.
That is not
surprising given breitbart's close relation with the `` alt-right '' and This
point they inhabit in This right-wing media viewpoint. Publishing pieces
neo-Nazis and the Klan approves of tends to provoke judgment. It was not
Breitbart yet, but chairman Trump's personal speeches that won him this brand
of `` white supremacist. ''
In the October Show
on the Howard Stern Show, Star Trek actor George Takei talked about the sexual
battle allegations against disgraced Hollywood creator Dr. Weinstein and
chairman Donald Trump.
But when the audience
suddenly became to takei’s personal sexual activity, the person, the outspoken
critic of the presidency’s comportment, appeared to fluster hosts Howard Stern
and Robin Quivers.
Former president
George W. Bush, the common object of trump’s writing, made phone calls to whip
votes for the presidency’s candidate. Moreover, Senator Lindsey Graham hardly
the contender of the MAGA Movement — was observed day by all sects of the place
for standing up to the shame that has turn into this confirmation process.