Joel B. Pollak 7 Oct 2020
President Donald Trump missed an opportunity in the first presidential debate when he failed to debunk Joe Biden’s infamous “Charlottesville very fine people hoax.â€
The hoax is the false claim that Trump called neo-Nazis “very fine people†in 2017 when, in fact, he said they should be “condemned totally.†(The “fine people†were non-violent marchers on either side of a statue dispute.)
Vice President Mike Pence should not miss the opportunity against Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) if it arises.
Harris spread the “very fine people hoax†long before Biden. In fact, she was one of the first. In January 2019, she launched her campaign a reference to Charlottesville at a rally in Oakland, California — just as Biden would launch his with the hoax in April.
Harris did not include the “hoax†part then — but she did so the next day in a town hall hosted by CNN, telling Jake Tapper: “We have seen when Charlottesville and a woman was killed that we’ve had a president who basically said, well, there were equal sides to this.â€
In fact, Trump had called the murder of the “woman†— Heather Heyer — an act of terrorism.
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https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2020/10/07/pollak-kamala-harris-and-the-charlottesville-very-fine-people-hoax/