How much longer are the Leftists and their media puppets going to peddle this farcical Trump-is-a-racist narrative? As some point a majority of Americans will have seen through the charade and their credibility will be less than the zero it already is.
 
As it is, only those with a true animus toward the president – for whatever reason – are convinced he’s a racist. And how do we know they’re delusional?
 
First of all, before he ran for president, no one ever accused Donald J. Trump of racism, as Joseph Farah at WND points out ~

He was a major celebrity, one of the most well-known businessmen in the world, a best-selling author, a major donor to Democratic politicians, a media star, the billionaire prince of New York City.
 
Trump was the toast of the town in New York. He was the toast of Hollywood. He was the toast of the Democratic Party.
 
 
In all the years before he ran for president, guess what no one called Trump? A racist.
 
Why? Because there was no evidence to support such a malicious accusation.

 
Exactly.
 
During the campaign, and since the election, there’s been absolutely NO indication that Trump has contracted sudden-racism-syndrome. The one event that seems to have been a catalyst for that phony narrative was the riot in Charlottesville 19 months ago. The Left has cunningly managed to twist his comments on that tragedy into some sort of approval of the KKK. In case you’re tempted to believe the faux-account, here are the exact remarks the president made on August 12th, 14th and 15th. He rightly condemned both sides.
 
Furthermore, in 2017 the GOP tax plan that he signed included tax breaks for inner-city “opportunity-zones.” And this past December, Trump signed bipartisan criminal justice reform into law. Both these actions were aimed at positively impacting urban areas, largely minority communities.
 
In a barely-reported move last summer, the president met with more than a dozen faith leaders from urban centers across the country to discuss issues and concerns. After the meeting Pastor Darrell Scott, who happens to be black, predicted that Trump would be “most pro-black president in our lifetime.”

What the heck, even Joe Scarborough of NBC’s “Morning Joe” – no fan of the president – declared in January: ‘I’ll Say under Oath: Never Once Heard Trump Say Anything Racially Insensitive’ ~

Given how Joe Scarborough has vilified Donald Trump for years, the Morning Joe host could be the world’s least likely character witness for the President.
But ironically, Scarborough’s overt animus toward Trump makes him that much more credible when he says something positive about the President—as he did on today’s Morning Joe. Scarborough swore that—having known Trump for 12 years—he had never in private heard him utter a racially-insensitive word.

But the Left isn’t particularly interested in the truth. They have to keep pushing the lie – or risk losing a large chuck of their voter base.