Still unable to take any of the blame for what happened last night in Chicago, Donald Trump is now seeking to pass the buck and pin the responsibility on Democratic Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders.
WTF?!
While speaking at a rally in Dayton, Ohio earlier today, Trump declared that the mayhem experienced when he canceled the Chicago rally for what he cited as “security concerns” could be laid at the doorstep of “our communist friend,” as he often refers to the Senator from Vermont.
Trump also told his supporters in Ohio:
“All of a sudden a planned attack just came out of nowhere.”
All of a sudden? Students at the University of Illinois-Chicago had been circulating a petition all week calling on school administrators to cancel the rally due to the possibility of violence and the inflammatory remarks Trump has made since he entered the 2016 race.
The GOP front-runner added that supporters of his canceled Chicago rally:
“Were taunted, they were harassed by these other people, these other people by the way, some represented Bernie, our communist friend.
“Now really Bernie should tell his people…he should really get up and say to his people ‘stop, stop.'”
That sounds more like advice that Trump himself should heed, don’t you think?
On Twitter, Trump was also trying to point his finger at everyone except himself, where it so rightly belongs:
“The organized group of people, many of them thugs, who shut down our First Amendment rights in Chicago, have totally energized America!”
Yes, we’ve been energized, Donald. And now we are committed to defeating you, no matter how much energy, money, or time it takes.
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