If you have to offer multiple paragraphs of explanation for barely a sentence or two of his statements, you've already lost people's attention, to say nothing of blatantly engaging in an Argument from Silence.
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So, what? Just report on it with no further commentary than "Yeesh."?
Not the reporting, the Trump campaign trying to justify a few sentences with paragraphs.
Ah, fair.
It's frankly terrifying that there's an essentially 50/50 chance this man will be elected, again...
Literally nothing is disqualifying for his supporters. This is what they want and believe. This is what a lack of proper critical-thinking-based education wreaks.
If Kamala wins, and the house gets Democratic control, this nightmare, for now at least, will be over, despite any threats Trump and his ilk will lob. If either of those turn out the other way, I do not expect this will end well.
Heros put themselves in front of bullets to protect others.
Trump puts others in front of bullets to protect himself.