Donald Trump Actually Said 'No One Should Be Judged By Their Race Or Their Color'
Donald Trump spoke today at Ralph Reed's cash cow, the Faith and Freedom Coalition Conference, and boy, was it a doozy.
After a few opening remarks the speech turned into reading a list of Evangelical buzzwords off a teleprompter. This is the new improved "on message" Donald Trump.
You can tell when he starts to improvise because he breaks away and says "so important, so important," as he juts his chin outward to the crowd.
After telling the audience that the only really happy rich people are the ones that have that "great religion feel and marriage," suddenly, as if the teleprompter had a mind of its own, he said this:
"Freedom of any kind means no one should be judged by their race or their color and the color of their skin — should not be judged that way. And right now we have a very divided nation. If I win, we're going to bring our nation together.”
NO, REALLY. He actually mouthed those words. After months and months of impugning the religious freedom of Muslim refugees trying to find a safe haven in America and bad mouthing undocumented workers from Mexico at every turn, he had the audacity to say those words.
I immediately tweeted this as a response:
Now this wins not only #jokeoftheday but joke of the presidential primary. https://t.co/gFzt0vblVf