Just so you all know...
• May 31, 2016: Donald Trump attacked Gonzalo Curiel, the federal judge who presided over the Trump University fraud case, saying that Curiel's assignment to the case represented "an absolute conflict because the judge was "of Mexican heritage." "I'm building a wall," said Trump, "It's an inherent conflict of interest."
• August 13, 2018: With the approaching publication of Omarosa Manigault Newman's Unhinged, an account of working in the White House, Donald Trump went on a sexist, racist rant on Twitter, calling Omarosa "a dog" and "a crazed crying lowlife," and claimed that she "begged [Trump] for a job, tears in her eyes." Manigault Newman, a former Apprentice contestant and Trump aide who announced her resignation in December 2017 citing concerns with the administration, suggests in Unhinged that there are recordings of Trump using the N-word.
• October 31, 2018: Donald Trump tweeted a racist political ad depicting an undocumented immigrant who had been convicted of murdering two police officers. The ad featured the tagline, "Democrats let him into our country. Democrats let him stay." Luis Bracamontes, the convicted man, had a history of crime and was originally released by a sheriff's department that was headed by Republican Joe Arpaio. He later illegally re-entered the United States during the presidency of George W. Bush.
• July 17, 2019: At a rally in North Carolina, Trump ridiculed U.S. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's name. "No, no," he said. "I don't have time to go with three different names. We'll call her Cortez." Trump had made racist remarks about Ocasio-Cortez in the past. During the same rally, he criticized Representative Ilhan Omar and let the crowd chant "send her back" for thirteen seconds before continuing his speech.
• May 30, 2020: For the second day in a row, Trump condemned people across the country who protested the killing of George Floyd, threatening them with "vicious dogs" and "ominous weapons." In a tweet that seemed to welcome a confrontation, he wrote, "Tonight, I understand, is MAGA NIGHT AT THE WHITE HOUSE???"
• July 1, 2020: Trump condemned New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's plan to have the words BLACK LIVES MATTER painted on Fifth Avenue, in front of Trump Tower. On Twitter, the president wrote that the words were a "symbol of hate" that would denigrate "this luxury Avenue."
• September 13, 2020: Accusing Joe Biden of "being terrible to Hispanics," Trump boasted in a tweet that he received a "highly honored Bay of Pigs Award" from Cuban Americans. In reality, there is no such award named after the failed 1961 invasion of Cuba.
... and these are only a few of the many other instances of Donald Trump's overt racism.
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