Speaking the truth is not racist

Richard Jack Rail:
Donald Trump is going after black racism head-on. After Elijah Cummings (D-Md.) attacked Trump over comments about the Squad, Trump fired back with tweets about Baltimore being a rodent-infested mess that its congressman Cummings himself, should invest his time on improving rather than poking his nose into other people's business around the country.

Of course, the Leftiverse lost its mind, and now shouts of racism fill the airwaves. That nothing Trump said touched on race in any way is irrelevant. He trampled all over the Sacredness of Anything Black and must pay the penalty.

At long last, we have someone in a position of power who isn't afraid to utter the truth in public. Indeed, Trump relishes this sort of fight and is good at it. Decent Americans of all colors have silently watched out-of-control black criminals destroy city after city because raising any questions, doubts, or objections bring down storms of career-destroying, job-ending accusations of white racism or Uncle Tomism.
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As Jack Nicholson once famously said, "You can't handle the truth" and this is especially true for leftist in the media and Democrat politicians.

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