For months lefties have been saying that Hispanics hate Trump.
Trump says that one hispanic hates him, and suddenly that's racist?
LOL!
Here is the Truth.
NO matter what Republicans say or do, the Lying Left will put on a show and pretend that it was the worst thing that was ever done/said.
Your reaction is one of the outcomes they are going for.
You are allowing those fear mongering assholes to define your reality.
As long as you do that, you and we will ALWAYS lose.
Paul Ryan said that Trump's statements about Curiel were textbook racism. That's what the Republicans are now saying.
A lot of republicans have bought into the Conventional Wisdom that the LEftist dominated media and pop culture have created.
For example.
For months lefties have been saying that Hispanics hate Trump.
Trump says that one hispanic hates him, and suddenly that's racist?
That is a double standard.
No Stupid, that's what we call a "lie". Rump didn't say a "Hispanic hates him". He said he thinks the judge is "Mexican". Big difference, especially in its context.
Is there some reason you keep trying to change his words?
And this just in -- neither "Mexican" NOR "Hispanic" is a race anyway. I'm sure you didn't know that.
Dumb shit.
And he said that because it has been a discussion of nation wide scale, that Hispanics hate him.
"Mexicans" are part of the group HIspanic.
Your pretense that this is somehow confusing to you is absurd.
Even libs are not that dim.
I ain't the least bit confused. I wish I were, since ignorance is bliss, as I'm sure you know.
"Mexicans" qualifying as "Hispanic" does not give you licence to change the man-child's words into some other term you find more convenient. They're also a subset of "Americans" but that isn't what he said either. HAD he said "I think the judge might be American" there would be no story here whatsoever. But he didn't --- he said "Mexican". From Indiana. As if that's supposed to have some bearing on knowing how a fraud case works.
And yet ----
Rump took the opposite position --- I know, nothing new --- when the judge in question was his sister:
>> “When my sister Maryanne Trump Barry, one of the brightest and most capable people on the federal bench, appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee in a hearing on her elevation to a federal judgeship in the Third Circuit Court, [New Hampshire Senator Bob] Smith insisted on asking her views on abortion,” Trump wrote in his
2000 book The America We Deserve.
“She patiently explained to the good senator that her personal views on the issue were meaningless; a federal judge’s job is to uphold the law as it is written, not to interpret from the bench based on his or her personal views. Maybe if my sister had spoken more slowly.” <<
Again, having it both ways: Priceless.
And that sister he says is "one of the brightest and most capable people"? She
described her little brother as "P.T. Barnum". So perhaps he's right about his assessment of her.