2020 Presidential Election

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(05-27-2020, 12:49 PM)hollodero Wrote: Again. I think it is wrong to spread unfounded murder allegiations, regardless of the additional aspect that it brings hurt to the family. Especially for a president. It really is amazing how this is controversial.

Not that it matters too much now, since Trump did double down on his allegaqtions anyways. So at least now I suppose we can agree that Trump should not tweet about murder conspiracies. As sad as it is that we cannot reach that conclusion in the first place, without regariding the widower's take.

As i said in my defense of him: He should apologize to the widower. As to tweeting about "unfounded murder allegations". Sure he shouldn't, but Scarbourough's comments with Imas leave it open. If someone said something about the death of my wife as vile as Scarbourough I'm not sure how mad I'd be that a sitting President would bring it up, but obviously the widower is and Trump should apologize.

At least say he shouldn't have been so caviler. I've heard that makes it all better