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Would those who down-vote like to explain their interpretation of:
Here is his campaign communications director's official statement on this, if you need some inspiration
What the fuck is the communications director sniffing
It is important for us to remember the name "Steven Cheung" and the names of all those who enable and defend this kind of violent rhetoric in an official capacity. Politically motivated violence is the definition of "terrorism".
A rational and moral person would resign instead of write this statement. These people are dangerous, and they won't just vanish if Trump loses on election day.
Here's his picture, from Wikipedia:
I mean, to be fair, what would any of us need to be sniffing to do that job?
you mean other than trump's grundle?
The job of the Trump campaign manager is actually very easy. Just observe what is going on around the candidate and just say that the opposite is happening.
You get dumber the longer you read it
Okay buddy. Whatever you need to tell yourself.