Pivoting to racial slurs
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No need not to say the loud parts louder now:
President Donald Trump used a term many consider to be an antisemitic slur while referencing unscrupulous bankers during a campaign-style rally in Iowa on Thursday night, held to kick off a year-long celebration leading up to the nation’s 250th birthday.
Trump deployed the language while touting the impacts of his signature legislation that had just passed Congress hours earlier.
“No death tax. No estate tax. No going to the banks and borrowing from, in some cases, a fine banker — and in some cases, shylocks and bad people,” he said, going on to thank Republicans who championed the legislation and detail the savings he expected it would achieve.
One thing that would be nice is if reporters stopped claiming that his war on higher education has anything to do with “fighting antisemitism.”