Being a leader means speaking against hate, even when inconvenient

Apparently shaking hands with people who are demonstrated white supremacists and spew violent rhetoric is no big deal if you’re a politician.
It’s impossible to keep tabs on everyone who comes through the door of a public event, and no one can really make sure that everyone in a crowd clamourin...
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