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Donald Trump did say, in a news conference after the 2017 Charlottesville violence, that “you also had people that were very fine people, on both sides,” and he repeatedly framed blame as falling on “...
Donald Trump’s public response to the August 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville began with a general condemnation of violence “on many sides,” repeatedly insisting there was “blame on both ...
Between 2009 and 2017, several U.S. protests escalated into riots or violent unrest tied most often to police killings or controversial right-wing/white-supremacist mobilizations: the 2009 Oakland unr...
The record shows did say the words "you also had people that were " in response to questions about the violent in on August 15, 2017 . He also, in that same exchange and in related statements, said he...
at were a broad coalition—local clergy and racial‑justice organizers, , and ordinary residents—who turned out in large numbers to oppose the Aug. 11–12, 2017 “” white‑supremacist rally and who both so...
Media coverage of ’s August 2017 remark that there were “” in split into two broad interpretations: most outlets and fact-checkers treated the line as an unacceptable moral equivalence that appeared t...
President Donald Trump’s August 2017 remarks about the Charlottesville Virginia rally included the phrase which critics interpreted as praise for white nationalists and neo‑Nazis while Trump and some ...