The Democrats have been “so craven in their politics” that they thought the ongoing mass violence caused by race riots would work in their favour but it is now helping President realDonaldTrump, according to documentary filmmaker AmiHorowitz.
The Democrats have been “so craven in their politics” that they thought the ongoing mass violence caused by race riots would work in their favour but it is now helping President Donald Trump, according to documentary filmmaker Ami Horowitz. Violent riots continue to plague major cities in the US in the name of Black Lives Matter.
Riots in Kenosha, Wisconsin – spurred by the shooting of an African American man by police - have matched the violence and looting which occurred immediately following the death of George Floyd. Mr Horowitz has spent the past months travelling to cities engulfed by riots and has filmed his “disturbing” discoveries.
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