Trump visits Kenosha in first of ‘black attacks’ … Local line “I’m not happy”

Entry 2020.08.31 08:25 | Revision 2020.08.31 08:26

President Donald Trump visits Kenosha, Wisconsin, where protests are taking place on September 1 over police shooting at black people. However, it is showing a favorable response in the local area.

Democratic party lawmakers are concerned the visit could exacerbate the conflict.

According to Reuters and others, on the 30th (local time), the White House confirmed the timing of President Trump’s visit to Kenosha, Wisconsin, on the 29th. Kenosha is a controversial area where black Jacob Blake was shot multiple times by police. in front of his three children on the 23rd.

After the incident, protests of racial discrimination intensified here and protesters were shot to death. President Trump has been fighting public opinion on this issue by focusing on escalating protests rather than racism.

Reportedly, President Trump will not meet with the Blake family, but will instead meet with law enforcement authorities such as police officers.

However, on the premises, your visit is decent. Wisconsin Lieutenant Governor Mandela Barnes expressed skepticism in an interview with CNN that day, saying, “I don’t know how the arrival of President Trump here will help.”

Lieutenant Governor Barnes also mentioned last week at the Republican National Convention, saying, “Look at the inflammatory remarks the president has made.” .

Democrats, including Joe Biden’s field of presidential candidates, criticized the president’s actions.

In a statement, candidate Biden accused President Trump of recklessly promoting violence.

“President Trump may believe that tweets about law and order make him strong, but not asking his supporters to stop pursuing the conflict shows how weak he is.” You may think that’s good, but it’s not because of the presidential leadership or even human compassion. ”