President Trump on FIRE at Black Economic Empowerment Event in Atlanta

Megan Fox-Opinion : Sep 28, 2020
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"Joe Biden should not be asking for your support: he should be begging for your forgiveness," [Trump] said, going after Biden for his role in the 1994 crime bill that led to the mass incarceration of young black men for petty offenses. "I rolled back the unfair provisions of the 1994 Biden crime bill..."

[PJMedia.com] ...Trump's speech in Atlanta is one of the greatest of the campaign trail yet. He spoke at an event for "Black Economic Empowerment" held by Black Voices For Trump where he introduced the "Platinum Plan," a 500-billion-dollar investment into black communities. Preceding the president were speakers like Dr. Ben Carson, Bishop Wellington Boone, Herschel Walker, Kimberly Klacik, and more... (Screengrab image)

"Joe Biden should not be asking for your support: he should be begging for your forgiveness," [Trump] said, going after Biden for his role in the 1994 crime bill that led to the mass incarceration of young black men for petty offenses. "I rolled back the unfair provisions of the 1994 Biden crime bill," he said. President Trump also excoriated Biden for the loss of jobs in America due to NAFTA...

..."Republicans believe that school choice is the civil rights issue of our time," said the president, highlighting Biden's opposition to school choice. Trump poked fun of the media hysteria over the possibility of him not conceding the election, saying they never get the joke. The crowd then broke into chants of "12 MORE YEARS" eliciting a hearty laugh from Trump.

"Racial justice begins with Joe Biden's retirement from public life," said the president to a cheering room. "People are dying by the thousands in black-on-black crime and I want it to stop and no one is talking about it," he said to more cheers of affirmation. "We go to war zones and we don't lose this many people," he said.

Trump called antifa "a bunch of young anarchists who live with their parents," to riotous laughter from the crowd that cheered for law and order. "We can never allow mob rule," he said to applause. When the president brought up Black Lives Matter the crowd booed loudly. "We have corporations donating hundreds of millions of dollars to them. These are fools," he said. "They should be donating that money to black families," he said calling them "liberal hypocrites"... Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here

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