"The rally was meant to deliver Trump's closing argument for why voters should give him another term in office, but speaker after speaker made bigoted remarks about Latinos, Black people, Palestinians, and Jews, as well as made violent and misogynistic comments about Vice President Kamala Harris."

Puerto Ricans are livid over Trump's rally. The phone system in PR was literally jammed with calls between PR and the U.S. mainland.

The anger isn't dying out, only growing bigger.

#18 | Posted by LampLighter

The only difference between Saturday's hate fest and the 1939 NAZI rally were red caps instead of white robes.

Trump's Puerto Rico fallout is spreading like wildfire' in Pennsylvania

Donald Trump has a serious Puerto Rico problem " in Pennsylvania.

Many Puerto Rican voters in the state are furious about racist and demeaning comments delivered at a Trump rally. Some say their dismay is giving Kamala Harris a new opening to win over the state's Latino voters, particularly nearly half a million Pennsylvanians of Puerto Rican descent.

"This was just like a gift from the gods," said Victor Martinez, an Allentown resident who owns the Spanish language radio station La Mega, noting some Puerto Rican voters in the area have been on the fence about voting at all.

"If we weren't engaged before, we're all paying attention now," Martinez said. He added the morning radio show he hosts was chock-full of callers Monday sounding off on the Trump rally comments, including a Puerto Rican Trump supporter who is now telling people not to vote for the former president.

#31 | Posted by Hans

The Trump campaign can try to distance themselves all they want to but facts are his remarks were on the teleprompter, so they were aware of what that moron was going to "joke" about. He didn't stop at Puerto Rico either. He and other speakers went after Jews and other ethnic groups that aren't MAGAs preferred whites.

How did remarks at MSG affect Michigan? Rudi Giuliani insulted Palestinians. Arab communities will be reminded of the Muslim ban.

Trump's MSG hate fest of a rally is going to reverberate in other places too. Like Florida, where Rick Scott is running neck and neck, and hundreds of thousands of Puerto Ricans live in the I-4 corridor.

This is a wake up call for Hispanic voters of every stripe. Waking them up to the reality Trump and his ilk are racist to the core.

#26 | Posted by AmericanUnity at 2024-10-28 09:05 PM | Reply | Flag: Should you read this?

#27 | Posted by Hans

I wanted to get a handle on how Hispanic media is reporting and reacting to the hate fest at MSG.

They're unanimous in their fury. So are Hispanic voters in general.

It'd be ironic if Trump loses because his hate created his own October Surprise.

Not that I think he was actually ahead anyway. But he's doing worse now than before.

Campaign staffers had all speakers submit a draft of what they were going to say before being loaded into the teleprompters.

This proves everybody in the campaign who disclaimed racist remarks at MSG are nothing but liars. Nothing new ...

Thank you.

#33 | Posted by Hans

You're most welcome

BTW, Stephen Miller, a Jew, did a great impression of a NAZI at the rally:

Stephen Miller, a former senior adviser to Trump known for his vicious anti-immigrant policies, said during his speech that "America is for Americans and Americans only," evoking an old Nazi slogan: "Germany for the Germans " foreigners out."

More:

Tech billionaire Elon Musk, who has been promised a position within the Trump administration should he be elected next week, pulled up to the event in a full black getup that he described as "dark, gothic MAGA."

Thanks to the MSG hatefest, there'll be more of this in the next week:

Bringing him to a rally and having him not do roast jokes would be like bringing Beyonce to a rally and not having her.. oh...

#42 | Posted by sitzkrieg

It wasn't a "roast" featuring Puerto Ricans or AAs or any of the other ethnic groups he "joked" about.

Media around the world are comparing Trump's MSG rally to the 1939 NAZI rally there, and rightly so.

The only difference was red caps instead of NAZI emblazoned clothing.

The MSG rally will go down in history as the "Jokestown Massacre" where they committed mass political suicide.