He only apologized and retracted once the rage against Trump started. Act like that absolves him all you want, it's obvious he apologized to prop up the outrage against Trump saying it.

Seems also that people fail to recognize the context of the individual... Is it ok for Biden to say it but not Trump? I don't know.. (I honestly don't know much about Biden's history.... ) What I do know is IF this was a Trump "error" as some have described it, this sort of "error" seems to happen time and time again for him.. and I'm not sure if the same can be said for Biden.

A trump error? It's a phrase many people use when talking about a lynch mob and exacting their so called justice without trial and evidence to back up their "facts." You know it and I know it and everyone calling Trump racist knows it. They don't give a shit about the term until Trump or his supporters say it.

And Trump isn't wrong in this case. This is a lynching done by the left because they hate Trump and everything he stands for. They won't stop until he's taken out, which means they will never stop.

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I don't think it was an error. He has a pretty long history of using phrases which (at the very least) could be described as racist dog whistles, if not flat out racist. Either way, this choice of words once again appeals to the subsection of his supporters who are self-described racists.. (which is a win for him..)

Also look what happened after he said it- Everybody shifted focus to arguing over whether or not the word was racist or not or if his figurative usage was accurate, instead of the impeachment inquiry itself. (also a win for him).

All the black leaders loved him before he ran as a Republican. So obviously no one thought he was racist before...not until he became President. It's a smokescreen.

Didn't he and/or his father have an issue with some apartments long before he became president? Loving his African Americans but having employees mark their rental applications with a code, feeding em a line of BS to prevent them from renting there, and then continuing discrimination after a settlement was made.. Seems the U.S. Department of Justice thought he was racist before it was cool.

Then before Trump became president there was also that whole "birtherism" issue with Obama for what.. 8 years?... He's not a citizen, he can't be president, he's a terrorist, he must be stopped, we need to have a revolution, etc.. Obama eventually played Trump's game and provided both regular and long form birth certificates (which some still refuse to believe are real).. meanwhile he we are 3 years in to Trump's presidency and where are his tax returns?

Exactly