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Trump Won't Condemn "White Supremacists"—But Also Won't Say 'White'

09/30/2020

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Earlier: White Pill At The Right Time: Trump Expands Ban On Anti-White Critical Race Theory To Federal Contractors (As Well As Executive Branch Agencies)

The interruption mess that was last night's presidential debate had Trump squaring off with Biden over Antifa and the Proud Boys.

As expected, Trump's non-denunciation of "white supremacists" resulted in the usual point-and-sputter (though I swear I heard him mutter, "sure, sure" when asked if he would).

It was a satisfying moment for me—particularly when he correctly noted that violence is a left-wing, not a right-wing, problem.

But alas, he wouldn't say the W-word.

On the subject of his executive order ceasing "racial sensitivity" training—he could only say it was bad "if you were a certain person."