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Democrat opponents of Donald Trump are rushing to condemn the president's latest tweets instead

of proposing workable solutions to the nation's problems, which would be hard work and involve

telling the truth. And so that's off the table.

Over the weekend, Trump attacked Maryland Congressmen Elijah Cummings as a bully because

Cummings has shouted at and condemned border enforcement workers while his own Baltimore

District is a disgusting rat-infested hellhole. In an angry response, Cummings gave a press

conference with some of his city's most important rats, whom he praised as the largest and hardest

working rats in the country. Cummings said, quote, come home to my district every day

to make sure these rats are doing their good work of making this city a living hell so I

can call people racist and squeeze more money out of the federal government to spend on

God knows what. Unquote.

The rats agreed and suggested Trump's tweets were racist since some of them are black

from the disgusting grime of Baltimore's gutters.

Democrat presidential candidates rushed to share in the outrage. Kamala Harris said, quote,

this is appalling. If people start calling out race-baiting lawmakers for the fact that

they do absolutely nothing to improve the lives of black Americans, why there won't even

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