"Thanks AOL News and Huffington Post, along with all the supporters of the socialist of the ASNE, (American Society Of Newspaper Editors), that includes the New York Times, Washington Post and too many others.

You have controlled our news since the 1990's, purposely coloring social news stories across the land that have lead to calling Trump a racist at every turn of the worm, and for anyone that voted for him, a Nazi.  You have put our country into great danger because we no longer know who is here or how many of them live among us.

The warnings were screamed from concerned Americans for over a decade since candidate Obama was seen to fold his hands over his crotch in 2007 during the playing of the National Anthem.

Later as president he called the shooting of our unarmed soldiers at Fort Hood an act of "workplace violence" to protect a Muslim Army officer turned Jihadist. Obama went on to claim that if Congress tried to give a Purple Heart to any of those wounded or killed, he would veto it.

Obama is the same candidate in 2008 who outright lied about not knowing Bill Ayers, member of the Weatherman bombers. Obama said he was a boy when Ayers was doing his evil deeds against America. But all along Obama knew he had worked with Ayers at the CAC in Chicago, Ayers writing curriculum for Chicago's public school children to push social justice on them, hoping it would spread across the nation as they grew up.

In 2019, twenty years later, social justice has become a disease infecting the curriculum of our colleges, too many graduating young adults no longer taught American history. That is because it is seen as offensive and racist by professors and administration staff members paid too well for their indoctrination of America's next generation into the collective.

So thanks again to you media tripe. And next time you socialists try to identify Trump as a racist, remember this photo. But best of all remember you weren't in it." - Webmaster

"As Snopes explains, 'The photograph is real. It was taken on 27 October 1986 by Getty photographer Yvonne Hemsey at a ceremony honoring the recipients of the Ellis Island Medal of Honor.' The photo also emerged during the presidential campaign when the conservative outlet 'The American Mirror' published in on Sept. 4 to assert, 'No one accused Donald Trump of being a racist until he decided to run for president.'” - TheWrap