So now after this latest attack on people in a Synagogue, will he continue

[malaise]

to spew hate later this evening?

One confirmed dead but I'm alway nervous about numbers when coverage goes national

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[sheshe2]

1. Yes.

[Demovictory9]

2. yes he will

[TheCowsCameHome]

3. He won't even mention it.

Not even a thought or prayer.

[Bob Loblaw]

4. You don't know that

There may have been some fine people on both sides.

[BigmanPigman]

5. Why would he change now?

He is who he is...a piece of crap.

[applegrove]

6. Will Trump call out white supremacy today if it is the case.

[malaise]

8. They just showed him shouting near the helicopter

In the same breath he offered sympathy and then told us people were lining up for his rally from yesterday

[thegoose]

7. Of course he will

This is what he and that Miller slimeball toady want.

[Danmel]

9. He expressed sympathy

Then started talking about people lined up all day to see him in Wisconsin and his great golf game with President Abe.
He doesn't give a flying fuck.
His rally wont be subdued. He'll continue to foment hate. It's who he is.

[NastyRiffraff]

11. Watch him when he tries to express sympathy

He's always clearly uncomfortable; sometimes his speech is robotic, sometimes he stumbles over words. His eyes are darting all over the place. The man simply can't feel sympathy, or empathy. He's the most completely self-absorbed person I've ever seen.

[Danmel]

14. It really is bizarre

It's obvious someone told him he had to say something "sympathetic," but it's just as obvious that he didn't mean a word of it because he immediately pivoted to the people in line in Wisconsin and his golf game. And he added some bizarre tangential nonsense about a "deep investigation" just to sound like he gives a shit. He is seriously disordered.

[Skittles]

10. let's be clear here, malaise

Trump would have his critics executed if he could - he THRIVES on hatred, fear, ignorance.....that is who he is, that is who the people who still support him are.

[malaise]

12. True

He disgusts me

[First Speaker]

13. You know the worst part of this for me...?

...when I heard there were four victims...my immediate thought was, "thank God--*only* four victims". We've gotten so accustomed to this madness that I'm capable of feeling relief when there isn't a huge body count. I feel ashamed of that thought. *Any* victim of gun violence is one too many, and unacceptable. When are we going to regain our sanity...?