Arguing whether Trump is a racist is actually beside the point, we can't get into his being and check the racist block. He like people who exhibit racist tendencies always have some excuse or rationale. The more serious thing about Trump is the man is a habitual liar and appears often the buffoon. And he smiles while being stupid. He has dead men alive and some seeing things they couldn't see. What sort of person is this? If your wife husband children relatives friends acquaintances talked the way he does you'd surely wonder, or be sad you raised fools and your friends are fools reflecting on you too as another fool. Is America truly this dumb today? When I read the right wing posts I have to conclude, yes, a large segment of America has allowed stupidly, a stupidity that serves certain interests to cloud their thinking and their voting.
http://thenewpress.com/books/strangers-their-own-land
http://lithub.com/calling-a-lie-a-lie-on-the-first-100-days-of-donald-trumps-presidency/
I may have already posted info below.
Trump and father have a history of racism, I'm not sure why that is a concern though, lots of Americans are racists. People should be concerned with just how ignorant Trump is, that is the scary part. Being a racist is kinda common and today more sophisticated in that it is pretend rational.
http://fortune.com/2016/06/07/donald-trump-racism-quotes/
https://www.vox.com/identities/2017/1/4/14160956/trump-racism-sexism-economy-study
"A unique challenge posed to free expression by President Trump is his propensity to lie. President Trump’s tendency to make statements that are verifiably false has been well-documented in the press. Both The Toronto Star and The Washington Post keep running tallies of the President’s falsehoods; as of April 26 the Star had counted 212 “bald-faced lies, exaggerations and deceptions the President of the United States of America has said, so far,” and The Post had listed 414 “false or misleading claims.” He lies so much that it has spurred efforts to create a more precise terminology to refer to the variety of falsehoods he utters—“untruths,” “debunked claims,” “claims with no evidence,” “unverified claims,” and plain old lies."
http://lithub.com/calling-a-lie-a-lie-on-the-first-100-days-of-donald-trumps-presidency/
Read his book. "Donald Trump's ignorance is becoming more evident with each passing day" David Cay Johnston
"While these facts might seem unrelated, each points to a fundamental truth about Trump that I have been trying to get people to understand since he announced his latest presidential campaign in June 2015: Trump doesn’t know anything."
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2017/may/08/donald-trumps-ignorance-evident-by-the-day