In a recent campaign stop off, and visit to mark 7 October, Republican candidate Donald Trump paid his respects at an Ohel in Queens, New York.
The grave is an important site in Hassidic Judaism. It marks the resting place of prominent Rebbe’s in the Chabad-Lubavitch dynasty, who served the local community.
Donald Trump spoke to a Fox News host, Sean Hannity, on Wednesday about his run for the White House. It’s clear he still feels riled by illegal immigration and thinks it’s a big issue for Americans at large.
“It’s not that different. It’s still about the forgotten man and the forgotten woman. People are being treated horribly in this country. We’re a country that’s being laughed at all over the world, and I’ll be honest, if Joe Biden would be a great President I would be happier than being the worst President in the history of our country, because I want to see what’s good for the country.”
In context he’s now run three times (counting this year) and his talking points are still the same. In fact they run closely to media reports about the Southern border as well as crime and disorder.