[lostmymind66]

..but do they tell you to come back and use what you learned in government? That's what Trump said.

[tdb7893]

I don't understand how that would make it much better.

Edit: just in case you are being serious the racist part is the assumption that for people of color that America isn't their home, even if you were born here, serve in the military, or are a member of Congress some people will still assume that you are not truly American.

[markc]

False. What he said:

"Why don’t they go back and help fix the totally broken and crime infested places from which they came then come back and show us how it is done. These places need your help badly, you can’t leave fast enough."

We don't need your absurd spin to tell us what he "really meant".

[scarface74]

Well, seeing that out of the four people he attacked, three were born in this country, where were they suppose to go back to?

[lostmymind66]

Actually, what you said is much more eloquent than what I said. He is saying to go back, learn from your experience and come back and show us how it's done. Nothing racist about it.

Much different that the simpleton narrative going around that he said "go back where you came from".

it's crazy to me that anyone would vote for someone that has a proven track record of hating the US and everything it stands for, let alone 4 people.

It doesn't really matter though. In the latest polling, all 4 have such low approval ratings, they will be gone in the next voting cycle.

After hearing this, I actually have hope for our future.

[fellellor]

It's unlikely that you'd have learned in the government other than certain context specific survival skills.