After realDonaldTrump posed with someone claiming to be a ruined business owner at wreckage in Kenosha, the actual business owner came forward.
US President Donald Trump at the site of a burned out camera shop in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Picture: Mandel Ngan / AFPThe owner of the camera store said he’d declined to be interviewed with the President, who instead appeared with a former owner. Picture: Mandel Ngan / AFPMr Gram said he was surprised when Mr Trump introduced Mr Rode and the pair talked to the media as if he still owned the shop — which he does not.
He said once federal troops and the national guard were called into the city “things did calm down quite a bit”.unrest across the United States is the fault of the Democratic PartyMr Trump has urged cities to allow the US to allow National Guard troops across the country to enter cities to quell protests.Mr Gram said he declined to appear with the President, because “everything he does turns into a circus and I just didn’t want to be involved in it”.
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