Dem Strategist: Trump Speaks with the Casual Racism of Bull Connor

RUSH EXCERPT:

PAYNE: “You know, rev, I’m so glad you brought that up. You know, my family is based in the Atlanta area originally, and many of them grew up in the Jim crow south, obviously. My mother, just one generation from me, grew up in the Jim crow south where her school was the first integrated school district in her area. These are very personal issues, and this president speaks with the casual racism of Bull Connor. Okay? That’s what this guy sounds like. He doesn’t sound like somebody who wants to unite who wants to bring people together. You know, just from a political standpoint, usually around this time in a presidency, this is when a president is thinking about how do I reach out, if I’m Barack Obama, how do I want to cut deficit spending so I can reach out? If I’m George W. Bush, I want to talk about HIV in Africa, so on, so forth. This president has no interest in unitinfrankly, might be the only modern president who has no agenda to reach out to the half of the country who didn’t vote for him.”