The president claimed Wednesday that the El Paso shooting “had nothing to do with President Trump” and said his rhetoric “brings people together”
The spin that politicians are the only people blaming Trump for violence against immigrants was echoed bywho told Fox News, “I can’t think of a time when we've seen more of a split screen,” between Democrats and the president, whom she praised for “not taking the bait,” despite literally trashing O’Rourke hours earlier. “He’s not blaming them back,” Conway said, saying that politicians like Biden “are reacting and craving for political points” while “my boss, our president, is doing it.
Trump’s claim that his highly divisive rhetoric “brings people together” was reminiscent of a similar line of batshit logic he trotted out late last month, when he
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