Trump Flubs Charlottesville Name
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•Trump mixes up name of Charlottesville, Virginia, during Georgia speech
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The former president was talking about imposing tariffs and other steps he’d take to bolster U.S. manufacturing.
Trump was trying to refer to the deadly 2017 violence in Charlottesville , Virginia , between white supremacists and anti-racist protesters.
He didn’t acknowledge the error, but quickly added that he was “finishing this topic. Because they’ll say, Oh, he fell into a trap”.
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