Trump on six-pointed star: Can’t let it go

“They shouldn’t have taken it down”, Trump told a campaign rally in Ohio Wednesday.

“They realized it was edgy and could be abused. Stereotypes about Jews hoarding money, rich media moguls exerting undue influence, and a disproportionate amount of wealth and control in the hands of the Jewish community are not only false, but are also risky”.

Many believe Trump could pick a running mate before the Republican National Convention later this month. They’re racially profiling. Not us. “It’s our true friend over there”.

He has insisted that the star was nothing more than a star, even though it had been lifted from an anti-Semitic message board and many took deep offense. “That was nasty. Whoa”. Trump did not comment on their deaths until Friday morning, following the shooting deaths of five Dallas police officers after a peaceful protest in the city. I said, ‘Too bad, you should’ve left it up. That response, of course, is just like saying, “I can’t be racist”. I have personally seen him embrace people of all racial and religious backgrounds. “But he was damn good at killing terrorists”, Trump said Wednesday. “You know why? Because she wanted to get off the Federal Bureau of Investigation”.

“I don’t love Saddam Hussein”.

Since then, she has blocked tweets from a constant stream of people, some of whom seem to have researched her personal life, she said. Your father-in-law’s repeated accidental winks to the white supremacist community is perhaps a savvy political strategy if the neo-Nazis are considered a sizable voting block-I confess, I haven’t done my research on that front. I have grandchildren that are Jewish, Okay? Trump wrote on Twitter. Because maybe Donald Trump isn’t anti-Semitic. And he gave a speech at AIPAC (the American Israel Public Affairs Committee) that was pretty definitive. Erickson disinvited Trump from an influential conservative gathering he organized in August after the candidate criticized Fox News Channel anchor Megyn Kelly.

Kristen Bell blasted Donald Trump after he dragged Disney film Frozen into his anti-semitism row. Ivanka Trump underwent an Orthodox conversion before marrying Kushner in 2009.

“That was a turning point for many”, said Lisa Spies, a veteran Republican fundraising consultant and former staffer of the Republican Jewish Coalition. Within three hours of sending the photo out on Saturday, Trump’s campaign deleted the tweet and posted a new version with the star having been replaced with a circle. Earlier this week, Scavino said he removed the original tweet because he didn’t want to “offend” anyone.