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Trump leans into off-the-wall race-baiting in remarks about American suburbs as Biden's electoral fortunes rise
Trump is doing his best to channel the racist governor of segregated 1060's Alabama George Wallace.
What Trump in effect is betting is that today's white suburban voter is as racist as Trump.
Donald Trump and his father Fred Trump were sued by the US federal government during the 1970's for housing discrimination.
That is the racist world Donald Trump still inhabits.
8/13/20
President Donald Trump has become reliant on decades-old racist tropes in a feeble attempt to bolster support for his campaign, as presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden continues to rise in the polls. In a press conference on Wednesday, the president railed against fair-housing regulations, labeling such a policy an "invasion" in the American suburbs, and saying this "invasion" would happen if Biden and newly-selected running mate Kamala Harris were elected. "They're going to destroy suburbia. And just so you understand, 30+% of people living in suburbia are minorities — African American, Asian American, Hispanic American," Trump said during the press conference. In a tweet earlier Wednesday, Trump also asserted that the "suburban housewife" will vote for him because "they want safety & are thrilled that I ended the long running program where low income housing would invade their neighborhood.
Trump is doing his best to channel the racist governor of segregated 1060's Alabama George Wallace.
What Trump in effect is betting is that today's white suburban voter is as racist as Trump.
Donald Trump and his father Fred Trump were sued by the US federal government during the 1970's for housing discrimination.
That is the racist world Donald Trump still inhabits.