Ali: What's so hard about mixed-race heritage for Trump to understand?
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45% : It's still a bit much for Trump to process, though he tried in real time to weaponize this information for his first big showing since Harris became his probable competition in the presidential race.39% : What is so hard about mixed heritage to understand here?Trump stopped short of using terms like "half-breed" or "unpure," but the message was clear: mixed-race folks and those of multiple ethnicities are oddball anomalies, flip-floppers who must pick one identity to be trusted.
36% : Those of us from mixed parentage already know this, even if Trump wants to portray that truth as a weakness.
35% : "[Kamala] was always of Indian heritage, and she was only promoting Indian heritage," Trump said of his likely opponent in the 2024 presidential election.
35% : Still, Trump doubled down on his "You can't trust her" banter via his Truth Social platform.
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