Obama Puts Trump's Laundry List Of 'Demeaning And Degrading' Comments On Blast
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Obama offered a scathing summary of the GOP nominee's "long history" of remarks.
Former President Barack Obama laid out Donald Trump’s racist record on Sunday in a message to Black and Latino voters at a Kamala Harris campaign rally in Wisconsin.
″[If] you feel like your community is overlooked by politicians except during election time, I get how you feel,” Obama told the Milwaukee crowd.
“But why would you think the answer is to vote for someone who has a long history of demeaning and disregarding your community?”
Obama then referred to the Justice Department suing Trump’s family business in the ’70s for housing discrimination against Black renters before pointing to the GOP nominee recently mocking the heritage of Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo at a speech in the battleground state.
″[He’s someone] who can not apparently understand how an NBA superstar could be both Greek and Black, who suggests any Mexican crossing the border is a criminal and a rapist, who spreads ridiculous fantasies that Haitians are eating people’s pets,” Obama said.
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