America needed a president who understood the anger that fed unrest around the country, but he turned to tweets to inflame the passions that brought more violence. He encouraged more violence with anger, racism, and division.
Trump’s over-the-top threat to start shooting protestors is aimed, at course, to the fact they are black and are protesting the death of a black man in the hands of white pollce officers.
While many Republicans aren’t choosing to condemn Trump, most are sitting on their hands and saying nothing. They don’t want to talk about this latest case of verbal diarrhea from their bombastic party leader.
“What has limited Trump previously? Not very much. So I think he will do whatever seems to be in his best interest at any particular moment.”
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey tweeted, “We’ll continue to point out incorrect or disputed information about elections globally.”
Trump? “I’ve never seen a president with less capacity for empathy. He doesn’t even try. … It’s way outside his emotional comfort zone.”
100,000. That’s a big number, especially when counting the number of deaths from the COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic in the United States. Is that the top? Time will tell.
Twitter said Trump’s vote-by-mail tweets “contain potentially misleading information about voting processes and have been labeled to provide additional context around mail-in ballots.”
Trump is a disgrace to America. So are the cowardly Republicans who let him ignore the law, any value worth honoring and the Constitution of the United States. And so are those who vote for him.
Trump believes he is so popular that all he has to do is lie and pull stunts to keep his unearned job at Pennsylvania Avenue. Even polls from die-hard supporters like Fox News say he is losing ground with key voters.