But that was just the Trumpist way of making friends and trying to calm the situation at a D.C. political rally.
We know this because the young Trumpist, Nick Sandmann, a junior at Covington Catholic High School in Covington, Kentucky, did what any young activist would do.
His parents hired a Republican-connected public relations firm, RunSwitch Public Relations, "founded by advisor to Sen. Mitch McConnel’s Super PAC, Kentuckians for Strong Leadership and longtime GOP operative Scott Jennings," reports Heavy.com.
Either this kid is an excellent writer or the PR firm drafted the spin. (NBC News). Hmmm.
RunSwitch did some excellent work; most news networks are running the Trumpist spin.
And rightwing media, led by The National Review, assures us of the young Trumpist's good intentions who was just trying to make a rally peaceful again as an "ambassador."
War is peace. Black is white.
And Nick Sandmann and fellow Trumpists are victims, amid the outright lies spun about their good work.
These young go-getters are just what we need to make American great again.
Sam Stein, a pundit contorting himself to win approval of corporate media, said Sandmann's conduct is "inexcusable," just before Stein assured viewers on the Kasie DC show that video of the MAGA confrontation has no objective fact and reality depends on one's partisan identification.
Don't worry, kid. Your life is not ruined by being exposed as a racist xenophobe. Now-a-days, it's an entry ticket to Republican Party politics.
Video of Ambassador Sandmann and the Covington Catholic diplomatic corps is below:
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