Trump Speaking ‘Absolute Truth’ That’s ‘Not Supposed To Be Said’ About Democrat-Run Cities

By Joseph Curl   @josephcurl

He’s a worm-can opener.

Two weekends ago, President Trump blasted four Democratic lawmakers of Congress for their “progressive” policies, suggesting they “go back” to where they came from (turned out three are native-born Americans and the fourth is an American citizen).

This past weekend, between rounds of golf at his swanky club outside the nation’s capital, Trump opened another can of worms, this time blasting a Maryland Democrat for the dismal state of the city of Baltimore.

“So sad that Elijah Cummings has been able to do so little for the people of Baltimore. Statistically, Baltimore ranks last in almost every major category. Cummings has done nothing but milk Baltimore dry, but the public is getting wise to the bad job that he is doing!” Trump wrote Saturday on Twitter.

Just as with the other worm can, Trump’s comments prompted cries of racism.

But radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh said Trump was spot on in his comments, noting, however, that such charges against cities run by Democrats are never supposed to be uttered.

“What he’s saying here is the absolute truth, but it’s not supposed to be said about any place where the Democrats are in charge,” Limbaugh said Monday on “Fox & Friends.”

“Wherever you find this decadent decay, you’re going to find Democrats having run the operation for decades,” he said. “The Democrats get to claim they are compassionate and that they care, but they never do anything that actually improves the quality of the lives of their constituents. Their constituents are as unhappy today as they were 50 years ago,” Limbaugh said.

Trump took aim at longtime Maryland lawmaker Rep. Elijah Cummings after he was a “brutal bully” during House hearings on the U.S.-Mexico border, in which he repeatedly berated Border Patrol officials.

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