The U.S. government rejects any attempt to bring the US President Donald Trump with the assassination of Christchurch. “The President is not a white supremacist. I don’t know how often we need to say,” said the on-duty chief of staff of the White house, Mick Mulvaney, in the program “Fox News Sunday”.
On Friday, Trump had condemned the “horrible massacre” and an act of hatred. On the question of whether he see a danger of a growing white racism, said the US head of state: “really. I think it is a small group of people.”
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The accused 28-Year-old he support the policy of the President had not referred to in a confession of Trump as a “Symbol of the re-emergence of white identity”, but also explained. Critics have accused Trump earlier, not decided enough to counter hate messages and to promote resentment against Muslims. (Reuters)
