Trump Attacks Korean-American Politician, Calls Her Supporters 'Communists'

Former U.S. President Donald Trump has sharply criticized a Korean-American politician, Francesca Hong, labeling her supporters as "communists" and accusing her of holding dangerous, "insane" views.

During a speech in Las Vegas, Trump targeted the Democratic Party, characterizing it as a communist force posing the greatest threat to America. While not naming Hong directly, he described a female candidate backed by communists who allegedly advocates for abolishing Thanksgiving and believes police exist to uphold white supremacy. Trump asserted that "people like this are dangerous and insane."

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These people are dangerous and insane.

Hong, a Democratic candidate for Wisconsin governor, has previously expressed views on social media that question the historical narrative of Thanksgiving, viewing it as a glorification of American colonialism and a symbol of suffering for Native Americans. Trump's remarks align with his broader strategy of attacking progressive elements within the Democratic Party ahead of the midterm elections.

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The women that the communists put up… want Thanksgiving abolished, and they want the police to exist to uphold white supremacy.