Can You Believe This Low Life

And this is true it is horrible! Can you imagine joking about this, the Guardian reported that Trump,

Then, recalling a meeting with Comperatore’s widow Helen [The firefighter Corey Comperatore who was killed at the rally.], he made a risky attempt to find humour in the tragedy. “So they’re going to get millions of dollars but the woman, the wife, this beautiful woman, I handed her the cheque – we handed her the cheque – and she said, ‘This is so nice, and I appreciate it, but I’d much rather have my husband.’ Now, I know some of the women in this room wouldn’t say the same.”

As dinner guests erupted in laughter, Trump quipped: “I know at least four couples. There are four couples, Governor [Abbott], that I know and you’re not one of them. At least four couples here would have been thrilled, actually.”

That is sick! Can you imagine anyone else saying? There would gasps instead of laughter.

The British Daily Mail wrote…

Several members of Comperatore's family, as well as other attendees and first responders from the July rally, will join Trump on Saturday at the farm show property, according to the campaign.

I have to wonder what the family thinks now.

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Does Trump follow in the footsteps of his father who was a racist and probably anti-Semitic (His father might have been a member of the KKK and Trump has been accused to being antisemites.)

Another reason why I will not buy a Tesla...

Officials face antisemitic attacks over Hurricane Helene response

Report finds Elon Musk’s X is fueling conspiracy theories that risk undermining rescue efforts and preparations for Hurricane Milton.

The Washington Post

By Will Oremus and Maxine Joselow

October 8, 2024

Top officials in North Carolina and at the Federal Emergency Management Agency responding to Helene are being subjected to a flurry of antisemitic attacks, causing some of them to fear for their safety as they prepare for another hurricane to strike Florida.

The attacks, which include wild claims that Jewish officials are conspiring to orchestrate the disasters, sabotage the recovery or even seize victims’ property, are being fomented largely on Elon Musk’s X. Antisemitic tropes have commingled on the site with false rumors and conspiracy theories amid the chaos of the recovery effort, according to a report released Tuesday by the nonprofit Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD).

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“We’re seeing an alarming trend of antisemitism being included now in false narratives around pretty much any breaking news event,” said Isabelle Frances-Wright, ISD’s director of technology and society. “This portends a grim outlook for the information ecosystem, both on X itself but also on other platforms where these narratives trickle into and evolve.”

NBC News reported that,

“It’s deeply dangerous, deeply disturbing, and it’s part of this broader normalization of antisemitism,” Amy Spitalnick, CEO of the nonpartisan Jewish Council for Public Affairs, told NBC News. “Trump believes that he’s entitled to the Jewish vote, entitled to support from Jews, and when they don’t give it to him, he immediately defaults to this idea of the disloyal or bad Jew.”

Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of the Anti-Defamation League, said that "playing this dual loyalty trope" is "classic antisemitism."

"I just think that's wrong," he said. "It's not the first time it's happened with President Trump. I mean, we saw this when he was in office."

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“Donald Trump has a long history of antisemitic behavior, hanging out with antisemites, and attacking Jewish Americans,” he said, noting Trump’s dinner in 2022 with prominent antisemite Nick Fuentes. “Trump is going to lose again this November because Americans are sick of his hateful resentment, personal attacks, and extreme agenda.”

Vote Harris/Walz to end this madness! Vote "Yes" on the Connecticut Ballot question on mail-in voting don't fall for the Republican "Big Lie" on voter fraud.