He was speaking about violent gangs. And I was -- I initially read this and it hit me frankly wrong.
Scott Jennings: “He was speaking about violent gangs. And I was -- I initially read this and it hit me frankly wrong.”
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Jennings interprets Trump's comments as aimed at violent gangs, suggesting a different perspective for his supporters.
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Certainly, Christians feel that way. They feel often that they're marginalized in politics, marginalized in mainstream media.
I think some could argue that it was warranted, given their rebellious activities. I mean, he defended the Empire against unelected hippies and violent protesters.
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