Donald Trump supporter screams n-word and brags about killing her husband
A Donald Trump supporter was filmed repeatedly screaming the n-word at Joe Biden supporters – before bragging about killing her husband.
A video posted to Twitter on Wednesday shows the altercation between the screaming woman and a person filming who identified herself as Trinity Jackson in Sonora, California.
The woman is seen harassing a man in the video who asks her to stay six feet away from him.
The Trump supporter responds, ‘Don’t worry, I’ll keep away from your n***** ass.’
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She also broke into a crazed dance, which prompted Jackson to say, ‘I love your energy.’
‘I’ve got plenty of it, baby,’ the Trump supporter replied. ‘I’m 74, married 55 years, just killed my husband in June.’
‘You killed your husband in June?’ Patrick says. ‘I believe it.’ It is unclear why the woman made the comment about supposedly killing her spouse – and if she was ever married in the first place.
Patrick called out to other Trump supporters seen off camera and apologized to them.
‘I know this is a bad representation for your side,’ Patrick said.
The crazed woman said, ‘It’s a bad representation for your n***** ass.’
Trinity Patrick was holding a sign that said ‘Peace and Love’ with messages that included ‘Covid is Real’ and ‘Wear Your Mask.’
It is not entirely clear when the incident took place, who the racist woman is, or whether police were called.
Other videos shared on social media have shown Trump supporters heckling people, with the president himself accused of encouraging menacing behavior.
Donald Trump said that he is ‘urging’ his supporters to ‘watch very carefully,’ claiming that the Democrats have rigged the election, although there is no evidence to support this. And earlier this year, he infamously called on Democrat-governed states to ‘Liberate’ themselves from lockdown rules, sparking fears for local Democrat politicians’ safety.
Around 69 million votes have so far been cast in this year’s election, with polls set to close on the evening of November 3.
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