There was no one else at that rally for the right by racists. It was a rally to unite the alt-right.
"very fine people..."
My belief, and Trump's is that there were other people there at other times, who were not racist.
If we are wrong about that, so what?
What does matter, is that when you say that Trump is saying that "racists" are very fine people, you are knowingly and purposefully lying.
YOu are the lying asshole here, while AT WORST, me and Trump could have made an unimportant mistake about who was at the rally.
Trump might be bad at knowing who is at political rallies. Wow. Who the **** cares about that? Why are you having a hissy fit about that?
Nope, it's not a lie. He knew what he was saying. He even had days to think about how he was going to frame it as he kept talking about it day after day.
"very fine people..."
Yeah, he was clear he was not talking about that guy.
He was clear that he believes that elsewhere there were people who came just to support historical statues that were not that guy.
I agree.
Do you have photos of every single attendee?
My point stands. THe worst you can demonstrate, is that Trump and I are wrong about that. That we failed in our attempt to identify who was at a certain place at a certain time.
Big ******* deal.
What you cannot say, without being a filthy liar, is that Trump or I believe that that guy with the swastika tattoo is a "very fine person".
I have the list of speakers...
Richard Spencer (neo-nazi)
Mike Enoch (white nationalist)
Jason Kessler (white supremacist)
Baked Alaska (neo-nazi)
Augustus Invictus (white nationalist)
Christopher Cantwell (neo-nazi)
Matt Heimbach (white nationalist)
Johnny Monoxide (white supremacist)
Pax Dickinson (white supremacist)
Michael Hill (white supremacist)
Sacco Vandal (white nationalist)
Who else on the right but the alt-right would attend a racist gathering, designed to bring the racists of the right together?
"very fine people"