On the one hand, it took him two days to pretend to condemn racism which inevitably disappointed everyone who wasn't a racist. I think the initial refusal to do this was in large part because he desperately didn't want to lose any of his white supremacist support.
However, he did end up pretending to condemn the racism after the backlash from both republicans and democrats. From there, his support from those nazis has now likely been eroded. For everyone else, the condemnation was too little too late.
In other words, by Trump being a coward in trying to please everyone, he ended up just pissing off everyone instead.
Scenario #1. Trump does nothing. He gets criticized for it.
Scenario #2. Trump condemns racism. He gets criticized for it.
See a pattern?
Instead of dwelling on what he didn't say, dwell on what he did say. He condemned HATE. In my opinion the number one evil in this is hate. Not nazis, or Democrats or Republicans or even Terrorists. Hate is the real enemy. Trump was 100% dead on accurate.
Sent from my SCH-I545PP using
USMessageBoard.com mobile app