Donald Trump had the option of tweeting about the terrible gun violence at the latest synagogue to fall victim. He did not. Former vice president Joe Biden kicked off his presidential campaign in 2020 with a video of White Supremacists carrying torches and shouting “Jews will not defeat us.” Biden pointed at POTUS saying there were good people on both sides of the march in Charlottesville. Trump had to read about anti-Semitism off of a prompter during the weekend campaign rally. Instead, this was what the president of these United States decided to tweet about.
He kicked off Sunday morning talking about none other than himself, broadcasting his next interview with Fox News. Trump said “Will be tough, watch:”
‘Will be interviewed by
@MariaBartiromo on@FoxNews at 10:00 AM. Talking about the Southern Border and how the Dems MUST act fast to change our pathetic immigration laws. Will be tough, watch!’
The New York Jewish Week reported “52 percent say…concerned about violence” against Jews:
‘Fully one-third of Americans believe that President Donald Trump is “personally anti-Semitic,” and for the first time, a majority of Americans (52 percent) say they are concerned about violence in the U.S. directed at Jews, according to two new polls by the Anti-Defamation League.’
The publication continued stating that over 80 percent of Americans “believe it is important for the government to play a role:
‘Three out of four Americans are concerned about violence directed at Muslims, and more than 80 percent of Americans believe it is important for government to play a role in fighting anti-Semitism, up from 70 percent in 2014, the polls find.’
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