Trump sneers at millions of voters with bizarre take: 'Not beating the racist accusations'

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President Donald Trump's appeal to voters at a rally in South Carolina puzzled many observers. The 80-year-old president spoke in Rock Hill to help boost Sen. Darline Graham (R-SC) in her surprisingly challenging re-election campaign for her late brother's Senate seat, but he addressed races in Michigan and Texas during his remarks. "If you're Black or Jewish and if you vote for Abdul, you're crazy – you're crazy," Trump said, referring to Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed. "You're crazy anyway." Many social media users questioned his comments. "Calling people crazy is a great…
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Trump sneers at millions of voters with bizarre take: 'Not beating the racist accusations'
President Donald Trump's appeal to voters at a rally in South Carolina puzzled many observers. The 80-year-old president spoke in Rock Hill to help boost Sen. Darline Graham (R-SC) in her surprisingly challenging re-election campaign for her late brother's Senate seat, but he...




