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Michael Cohen Tells Vanity Fair’s Emily Jane Fox That Trump Repeatedly Used Racist Language Before His Presidency

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Posted by The Editor on November 2, 2018 3:17 pm
Tags: Donald Trump, Michael Cohen, racism
Categories: A-Featured Bigotry and Racism Russiagate

Michael Cohen claims Trump said ‘black people are too stupid’ to vote for him (theguardian.com)Anecdotes about Trump's racist outbursts become increasingly believable (washingtonpost.com)

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