What kind of country would the United States become if Donald Trump were elected President? The kind, it’s safe to say, that would have signs such as this one all over the nation:
Spotted at the #RNCinCLE. I'm told it's being replaced for obvious reasons. pic.twitter.com/SVayl1zGCd
— Byron Tau (@ByronTau) July 16, 2016
Yes, a Wall Street Journal reporter spotted this sign at the Quicken Loans arena in Cleveland, the site of the 2016 GOP convention. Seems as if everything old is new again in Trumpworld.
The RNC is refusing to comment, but as the New York Daily News noted:
“It’s unclear who vetted the signs or why they were hung in the first place. Neither RNC organizers nor Trump’s campaign immediately responded to the Daily News’ request for further comment.
“The ‘white’ banners are eerily similar to the signs that once kept America segregated: Everything from bathrooms to restaurant entrances were labeled for ‘white’ and ‘colored’ use until segregation was abolished in 1964.”
Donald Trump loves to say that everyone loves him. He has even said that African-Americans love him and will vote for him in November. And yet, in recent polling it was shown that Trump registers ZERO percent of support from blacks in both Ohio and Pennsylvania, two states that are key to any candidate seeking the White House. Add to that the fact that most Hispanics will not cast a ballot for Trump, and that 75 percent of women say they have a negative opinion of the Orange Menace and you begin to understand just how massive the the margin of victory will be for Hillary Clinton.
Until then, enjoy the “white elevators,” Republicans. They’re the only thing you’ll recall after Trump takes his beating in November.
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