Message #47293

[mccoy]

Let us take one of your statements at a time…. For now, you may just see how this quote came about….

https://youtu.be/VqE39b7r1KY?si=B6snxwim-LYhyR5d

As you can see it was Trump himself that made that statement, as a type of revenge if he loses.

Apparently, Trump's words have been taken out of context and the meaning very distorted. No revenge at all, just loss of jobs. Many jobs.
Was it an unwilling or a willing distortion by the Democrat Elite? I'm afraid the answer is the simplest one: willing distortion and defamation of a political adversary. At the end of his earthly life, maybe Don Trump will have atoned all of his sins and will be sanctified by the personal and political persecutions he suffered.

While speaking about the potential loss of U.S. auto manufacturing jobs to foreign countries, former President Donald Trump said if he isn’t elected, “it’s going to be a bloodbath for the country.”

President Joe Biden’s campaign quickly accused Trump of fomenting “political violence.” The Trump campaign said Trump was clearly using the term in the context of an economic bloodbath.

“If you actually watch and listen to the section, he was talking about the auto industry and tariffs,” Steven Cheung, a spokesman for Trump’s campaign, told the Washington Post, adding that “Biden’s policies will create an economic bloodbath for the auto industry and autoworkers.”

That explanation seems the most plausible, given the context of Trump’s comments.

Speaking at a rally on the grounds of the Dayton International Airport in Ohio, Trump said that over the last three decades, Mexico has siphoned off U.S. auto manufacturing jobs, and he accused China of building car manufacturing plants in Mexico that will cost U.S. autoworkers their jobs.


https://www.factcheck.org/2024/03/trumps-bloodbath-comment/