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PJMcK

(25,045 posts)
7. Well, maybe you're right, wooldog
Sat Jul 2, 2016, 01:52 PM
Jul 2016

I just saw this in a column on Vox:

Did Trump intend to convey an anti-Semitic message with this graphic? I’m honestly not sure. On the one hand, his daughter Ivanka converted to Judaism several years ago. She and her Jewish husband Jared Kushner reportedly wield some influence inside the Trump campaign, so you’d think they would steer him away from overt anti-Semitism. Indeed, about two hours after the first tweet, he sent out a new version of the graphic which replaced the six-pointed star with a circle. He deleted the six-pointed star tweet about an hour later.


It's clear someone in Mr. Trump's campaign realized what the tweet was implying.

Here's a link to the column:

http://www.vox.com/2016/7/2/12087532/donald-trump-anti-semitic-clinton-attack

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