It be like that

Democrats are racist against white people, the true victims! Derr!

lol

At least you honestly stated that Dems want open borders. Good for you.

Ah, I see that even simple pictures need more explanation.

This is called the Right Wing Rhetoric Board.

Things they accuse the Democrats of.

Both of these can't be true, yet the right wing says it.

Regardless of which they pick, they're both wrong.

... Get it...?

Okay! Thanks for playing! Better luck next time.

You are so fun! Of course two things be true at the same time, silly.

Sure they can. But being racist, and advocating for minorities to come into your country can't both be true.

Lots of Russians on government assistance in Los Angeles. Funny how the GOP never complains about that.

Trump reformed primary criminal justice laws and released some very wrongly prisoned minorities - something his predecessor did not do. Trump funded HBC on an ongoing basis (reversed by Biden). According to your logic, Trump could not have done these things if he was a racist. So, you can't have it both ways when it does not fit your narrative.

HBU: https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2020/01/23/trumps-claim-about-saving-hbcus-was-false-his-administration-has-largely-backed
Releasing minorities:
https://www.logically.ai/factchecks/library/36dad813

So... misleading at best.
Though, he was telling "The Squad" to go back and fix their own country... though all but one of them were born in the US. Racist rhetoric that traces back to the Klu Klux Klan.
Also, he characterized entire populations of migrants as largely drug addicts, rapists, and murderers with "some" good people.
He also took a "Everyone is fine" here approach with the Charlottesville riot which was spurred by a neo-nazi group protesting some sort of white replacement theory with Jews...? "Jews will not replace us." And to this, Trump said there were fine people on both sides. So, he's saying that the people that sided with these guys were fine people. Yeah, no.

I applaud your ability to keep track of events and monitor Trump's achievements, but you need to look beyond what he claims, and follow the results of what happened.

Trump called himself the "law and order candidate" on the campaign trail and was generally tough on crime. (How many years did he work on railroading the Central Park Five?) Kushner and politicians from both sides of the aisle pushed for the prison reform bill. Trump was skeptical and had to be convinced, so was Bitch McConnell. Even with Kim Kardashian who asked to get the female inmate pardoned the White House wanted 1000 letters of support. While in office Trump granted clemency to mostly white collar fraudsters like himself.

Anyone see the difference? https://www.npr.org/2019/01/16/686056668/for-seventh-consecutive-year-visa-overstays-exceeded-illegal-border-crossings