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I'll take not shaking Jesse Owens hand and harsh treatment of Japanese over what could be our world today...Nazis, Communism. Cmon.

• rtpg 13y ago
  how about neither? It's possible to not be a racist and still lead a country, especially a country built on the backs of immigrants.
  • untilHellbanned 13y ago
    see zeteo's comment above
  • omonra 13y ago
    No, it's not possible. To lead a country one has to be elected - hence his public position must reflect core beliefs of the majority of the electorate.
    • saraid216 13y ago
      Not actually true. People usually vote for the candidate who more closely reflects themselves, yes, but the fact that that candidate got up and got nominated already puts them a world of difference away from the "majority of the electorate". One of the core beliefs of this electorate, after all, is that politicians are liars.