"The butt of global jokes": who might this be? (Talk Trump)

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The Caravan story is kind of done, it has run its course for election scary business. Because they won't be here for a month or more!

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Will there be enough fire pits for the child aliens to toast Smores in the concentration camps?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/S%27more

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https://twitter.com/P_Lepinkainen/statu ... 5699703808

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Don’t you people have Twitter accounts? I need that retweeted!!!

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Former Trump lawyer lying about the totally-not-a-racist president.

'Michael Cohen Says Trump Repeatedly Used Racist Language Before His Presidency'

During our conversation, Cohen recalled a discussion at Trump Tower, following the then-candidate’s return from a campaign rally during the 2016 election cycle. Cohen had watched the rally on TV and noticed that the crowd was largely Caucasian. He offered this observation to his boss. “I told Trump that the rally looked vanilla on television. Trump responded, ‘That’s because black people are too stupid to vote for me.’” (The White House did not respond to multiple requests for comment.)

This conversation, he noted, was reminiscent of an exchange that the two men had engaged in years earlier, after Nelson Mandela’s death. “[Trump] said to me, ‘Name one country run by a black person that’s not a shithole,’ and then he added, ‘Name one city,’” Cohen recalled, a statement that echoed the president’s alleged comments about African nations earlier this year. (White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders denied those comments at the time. She added that “no one here is going to pretend like the president is always politically correct—he isn’t.” She subsequently noted that it was “one of the reasons the American people love him.”)

Cohen also recounted a conversation he had with Trump in the late 2000s, while they were traveling to Chicago for a Trump International Hotel board meeting. “We were going from the airport to the hotel, and we drove through what looked like a rougher neighborhood. Trump made a comment to me, saying that only the blacks could live like this.” After the first few seasons of The Apprentice, Cohen recalled how he and Trump were discussing the reality show and past season winners. The conversation wended its way back to the show’s first season, which ended in a head-to-head between two contestants, Bill Rancic and Kwame Jackson. “Trump was explaining his back-and-forth about not picking Jackson,” an African-American investment manager who had graduated from Harvard Business School. “He said, ‘There’s no way I can let this black f-g win.’”

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Trump’s new immigration ad was panned as racist. Turns out it was also based on a falsehood.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics ... falsehood/

“Democrats let him into our country,” the ad’s script reads. “Democrats let him stay.”

Just one problem: It doesn’t appear to be true.

Bracamontes, who had been deported multiple times before his crime rampage, appears to have last entered the country while George W. Bush was president, sometime between May 2001 and February 2002, when there is a record for his marriage in Arizona, according to the Sacramento Bee.

The ad also failed to mention that in 1998, Bracamontes was arrested on drug charges in Phoenix, then released by the office of then-Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio “for reasons unknown,” the Bee reported.

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More consequences of President Scumbag's hate speech.

Arsonist sets fires at 7 Brooklyn synagogues and Jewish schools: NYC councilman

https://www.rawstory.com/2018/11/arsoni ... rf6cVIOyUo

And still they support.

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Scum.

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Trump's hate speech spreads far.

Nigerian Army Uses Trump’s Words to Justify Fatal Shooting of Rock-Throwing Protesters

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/02/worl ... D9m9vpGCrg

And still they support.

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Never forget.

THIS ISN’T THE FIRST TIME WHITE SUPREMACISTS HAVE TRIED TO CANCEL BIRTHRIGHT CITIZENSHIP

NOVEMBER 1, 2018 NO COMMENTSINTERSECTIONS, LEGAL

In the latest in a long string of attacks on immigration, this week Trump declared he would issue an executive order ending birthright citizenship. Established by the 14th amendment in order to grant citizenship to freed slaves, the idea that all people born in the United States are U.S. citizens, regardless of race or where their parents came from, has long been upheld by the courts and the Constitution. But this is not the first time white supremacists have tried to restrict the rights of citizenship along racial lines.

In a little known episode from World War II, nativist agitators who had led earlier efforts to exclude Asian immigrant communities — and paved the way for Japanese American incarceration — attempted to strip U.S.-born Nisei of citizenship, claiming their “racial characteristics” made them “unfit for American citizenship.” The legal fight that ensued is both a reminder that we’ve been here before and an example of our long history of resisting attacks on our right to call this place home.

https://densho.org/birthright-citizensh ... 5kRcwjSrYc

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Only Congress can stop Trump concentration camps and bans. The court is in his pocket:
The upshot of the court's precedents is clear, he said. The court should not inhibit the president's flexibility in responding to changing world conditions, and any court inquiry into matters of into national security is highly constrained. As long as the president presents an explanation for the travel ban that is "plausibly related" to a legitimate national security objective, Roberts said, he is on firm constitutional ground.
https://www.npr.org/2018/06/26/60648154 ... travel-ban

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