Bill Brasch greeted President Donald Trump's latest tweet controversy with a shrug. Far to the southeast, Maria Masferrer saw Trump's attack as "totally out of place." The 20-year-old college student at Florida International University in Miami is a new citizen. Trump's rhetoric
1 / 2Election 2020 Voter Voice RaceIn this Tuesday, July 16, 2019 photo, Maria Masferrer is shown on campus at Florida International University in Miami. The 20-year old college student, who recently became a U.S. citizen, said President Trump's controversial comments directed at four liberal congresswomen could backfire and could stir immigrants along with first and second-generation Americans away from the Republican Party. HELENVILLE, Wis.
Far to the southeast, Maria Masferrer saw Trump's attack as"totally out of place." The 20-year-old college student at Florida International University in Miami is a new citizen. Trump's rhetoric was personal — and disqualifying.Across the country, in states critical to Trump's reelection, the reaction to Trump's racist tweets exposed two vastly different views on race politics in America.
"You know, we took a chance," Kruiniger, 53, said from a mall outside Las Vegas, adding that she thinks it paid off, especially because the economy is doing well. He says he's long viewed Trump as divisive, going back to Trump's very first campaign speech when he disparaged Mexican immigrants. Still, Howard isn't sure whether the tweet was racist: The term itself"gets thrown around so loosely," he said, and there's so much outrage on both sides."Time will tell.
Wood, a 45-year-old IT engineer, served four years as a Marine and said he values Trump's promise to strengthen the military, fix health care and deal with the"border situation."
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