The Charlottesville Deception: How the Southern Poverty Law Center Manufactured a Crisis to Smear President Trump
As Trump correctly stated, racism is evil and has no place in America. The real question is why organizations like the SPLC felt the need to create more of it, and why the media helped them hide their deception for so long.;
By Douglas V. Gibbs —— Bio and Archives--May 11, 2026
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For years, Democratic politicians and their media allies perpetuated one of the most damaging political hoaxes in modern history: the claim that President Donald Trump praised white supremacists at the 2017 Charlottesville rally. This false narrative, which became a centerpiece of Joe Biden's presidential campaign, has now been exposed as not merely misleading but as part of an elaborate deception orchestrated by the very organization claiming to fight hate.
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