PEOPLE need to stop attacking Donald Trump and listen to what he said regarding the four wonderful Democratic Congresswomen.
Three of the women were born in the USA and the other is a naturalised citizen of the country. That make them all as American as the president himself, as he is also the offspring of immigrants.
When Trump states that they come from a country whose government is a complete catastrophe, the worst, most corrupt and inept anywhere in the world, he is telling the absolute truth. As American citizens, Trump is their president and is the most corrupt president America has ever had. He leads the most corrupt and inept government anywhere in the world.
Today he defends himself from the obvious charge of being racist. He stated that he doesn’t have a single racist bone in his body. Once again he is telling the truth. He doesn’t merely have a single racist bone – in fact every bone, sinew and cell in his body is racist.
Harry Key
Largoward
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