Trump met with the presstitutes to discuss his infrastructure plan but was continually hectored over his statement on events in Virginia over the weekend. To the establishment, the POTUS didn’t move quickly enough to condemn the neo-Nazi elements that were present at the “Unite the Right” rally that turned into a violent scrum, largely thanks to leftist agitators and a possible stand down order given to the police.
There was a mad rush to judgment (Russia anyone?) in molding the events to fit an agenda that like pretty much everything else that comes out of the media, is not exactly the way that things happened.
The President quickly tired of the gotcha questions and suggestions that he was sympathetic to Nazis by bringing up the inconvenient facts that there were troublemakers on both sides and – GASP – not every attendee of the rally to protect a Confederate monument was a white supremacist.
Nothing has quite infuriated the anti-Trumpers and their snowflake army as much as saying that there were leftist agitators in Charlottesville who were determined to incite violence in order to shut down the First Amendment rights of....
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I thought Trump did the right thing, and as they say, no good deed goes unpunished.
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