Trump is not the one asking for this.

You're describing any democratic canidate.

Turns out people can be racist without saying one of the bad words.

In related news, Fox News last night had segments on Jeremiah Weight, Louis Farrakhan, BLM, and sharia law.

Made additional remarks on Charlottesville and realize once again that the #Fake News Media will never be satisfied…truly bad people!

But with linkbait twists! Mention Chelsea Clinton is getting a lifetime award, just don't mention that it's called that because it's from the Lifetime network. That was good for about 12 hours of outrage relinks via twitter!

Eh, I'm sure Sam will remember this crucial bit of information at an appropriate time to dramatically influence events.

Well, that explains it. With fast travel enabled…

THIS IS A BAD PLAN.

Yes, but did Trump say a bad word? The only way to identify racism is by bad words, and not actions or deeds or speeches.

He makes many definitive statements, but is very vague when providing background or facts or plans.

Super close. The actual statement is below. — https://twitter.com/ddale8/…

Also from today's… thing.

Translated: "I was told that what I said was too much by my staff, but I can't back down. I also don't know why I said it or what I meant. I am going to BS my way through my bluster."

Yeah. The people who are worried are worried because Trump is an irrational actor who says things without understanding what they mean.

And the campaign team was telling the staffer that they could not use the information directly, they could not support her research, and that it would have to be done on her personal time.

Next you'll point out that Flynn leaked classified information to other countries in 2012. Then led "Lock her up" chants at rallies in 2016.

This convinced me to check in on my favorite unfinished Coen Brothers work, and discover that the Yiddish Policemen Union's adaptation's rights have reverted and gone away.

Oh, I thought you were building up to talk about Trump.

During the campaign, he presented two theories on how to deal with North Korea.