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Trump SINKS to NEW LOW and LOSES His OWN PARTY - Meidas Touch [View all]
For years, each new racial controversy surrounding Donald Trump has been met with the same refrain: “This is not who we are as Americans.” But what if that reassurance is the real illusion? This video confronts the uncomfortable truth behind Trump’s latest racist controversy—his reposting of a video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes—and situates it within a lifelong pattern of racial grievance, dehumanization, and political reward.
Far from an isolated lapse, the incident exposes how racism is routinely minimized, deflected, or absorbed by American political institutions until accountability disappears. Trump didn’t invent racism in American politics—he stripped away the euphemisms. His success raises a harder question than his intent: why has this worked, repeatedly, with so few lasting consequences? If America wants to claim this is not who it is, the claim has to be proven—through action, not repetition. Anthony Davis reacts. - 02/10/2026.
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