Mierda47 has his own Wiki page of disgusting racists views. Don't believe me? Here's the link. ...

[aggiesal]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Racial_views_of_Donald_Trump

[dalton99a]

1. The son of a Klansman has been a virulent racist all his life

[greatauntoftriplets]

2. That's long and thorough.

Thanks for posting it. I'd never seen it before.

[JoseBalow]

4. Wow! Long and thorough, indeed...

Just imagine how many more there are undocumented and in private over the years.

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What a piece of shit this guy is

[IzzaNuDay]

3. Sending this to my friends

and posting on my FB page for those who still aren’t convinced - and there are a few MAGA who follow me.

[B.See]

5. tell em about it.

It's no coincidence that Trump saw fit to give Limbaugh and Kirk, two of the most vile, racist, hate preaching demagogues the Medal of Freedom.