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At his Oct. 12, 2024 rally in Coachella, California, Donald Trump mocked a removed protester and said she should go back to “Mommy” and get “the hell knocked out of her” by her parents. The comment was the latest instance of Trump reaching for violent language when confronted by dissent.
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At his Oct. 12, 2024 rally in Coachella, California, Donald Trump mocked a removed protester and said she should go back to “Mommy” and get “the hell knocked out of her” by her parents. The comment was the latest instance of Trump reaching for violent language when confronted by dissent.
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At his Oct. 12, 2024 rally in Coachella, California, Donald Trump mocked a removed protester and said she should go back to “Mommy” and get “the hell knocked out of her” by her parents. The comment was the latest instance of Trump reaching for violent language when confronted by dissent.
At a rally in Coachella, California, on Oct. 12, 2024, Donald Trump told a protester to go back home to Mommy and said she would get “the hell knocked out of her” by her parents after she was ejected from the event.
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