'Are you a hypocrite or a bigot?' Tea partier slammed for defending Trump's moral failings after claiming 'Obama doesn’t love America'
CNN’s Keith Boykin on Tuesday destroyed Women for Trump PAC co-founder Amy Kremer over her continued support for the president despite his obvious moral failings.
“Thirty percent of evangelicals in 2016 said they had a problem with a politician who had moral failings, but when Barack Obama was president in 2011, 72 percent of white evangelicals had a problem,” Boykin explained. “So there’s clearly a hypocrisy.”
Confronted with those statistics, Kremer repeated a number of talking points, insisting Trump “was elected to do a job” and the American “people wanted him to shake things up” because they were “tired of the status quo.”
“We did not elect him because we thought he was a preacher or a pastor,” Kremer declared.
Boykin called her deflection “highly inappropriate and hypocritical.”
“You defend Donald Trump despite all the p*ssy grabbing and all other stuff with the porn stars,” Boykin said. “You defended Roy Moore after he was accused of child molestation … despite all of that, when Barack Obama was president you were on CNN, on this network, you know what you said? ‘Barack Obama doesn’t love America.’ What's the difference between Barack Obama, Roy Moore and Donald Trump? I’ll tell you what the difference is, Barack Obama is a black man.”
“You are better than that,” Kremer protested.
“You should be better than that,” Boykin shot back.
Asked by CNN’s Erin Burnett if she’ll admit Obama would be treated differently had he engaged in an affair with a porn star, Kremer argued, “I don't think it would have been.”
“You you think the treatment would have been different with a black president having an affair with a porn star while home is at home with a baby?” a stunned Burnett asked.
“Are you a hypocrite or a bigot?” Boykin demanded. “Which is it?”
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