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Donald Trump decided to center his campaign on a single incendiary issue: “In Springfield , they’re eating the dogs. The people that came in, they're eating the cats’s pets” Trump homed in on the lie as a strategic necessity.
Trump knows in his bones that his supporters will believe anything he says. If he ever feels they will abandon him, he cannot shoot somebody on Fifth Avenue .
Trump knew before he uttered his lie in the debate about “eating pets” that it was untrue.
The illogic of his demagogy gives Trump no pause. He has railed that immigrants are stealing “Black jobs” and of course black.
Trump 's incitement was followed by 33 bomb threats that shut down schools, hospitals and municipal buildings in Springfield .
The town of Springfield , Ohio , had fallen from 80,000 to 60,000 when it brought in Haitian immigrants.
By 2020 , Springfield had attracted new industries and more than 8,000 new jobs.
City planners had neglected to factor in their need for support from the state and federal government.
So, the city manager requested federal help to deal with a housing shortage in a letter.
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