On Wednesdat night Trump’s ailing campaign held a rally at Kinston Jet Center in North Carolina. As has become common place at these circuses, a man was accused of being a protester and kicked out by Trump personally.

Trump also called the black man a thug, despite the fact that Nash County resident C.J. Cary turned out to be a Trump supporter (and apparently still is!)

Newsobserver.com reported:

Nash County resident C.J. Cary arrived at the Kinston Jet Center Wednesday night in eager anticipation of a Donald Trump rally.

Cary says he wanted to deliver a note to Trump urging him to be less offensive and more inclusive to four demographic groups: black people, women, people with disabilities and college students. Cary, an African-American, says he’s an ex-Marine who also worked in Afghanistan as a civilian for the U.S. Army.

He walked his way toward the front rows, stood about 20-30 feet from the stage and shouted “Donald” while waving his document to try to get Trump’s attention.

“He entirely mistook that and thought that I was a protester,” Cary said.

Trump’s response: “Were you paid $1,500 to be a thug?” Cary was escorted out.

In the third and final presidential debate, Trump said the Clinton campaign was paying protesters to disrupt his rallies.

Cary said he wasn’t there to protest Trump’s appearance. In fact, he said, he supports the Republican presidential nominee. He just wants to see Trump act more polite and welcoming to minorities.

A group of peope started singling out Cary. Pointing at him, he was wearing a suit jacked and sunglasses, and of course was black and waving his letter at Trump.

Trump said “That’s all right, leave him alone,” BUT then turned and said:

“We have a protester,”

“By the way, were you paid $1,500 to be a thug?” he said, seemingly addressing both the crowd and the person simultaneously. “Where’s the protester? Where is he? Was he paid?”

On noticing the GOP badge that Cary was wearing a security detail said that he would get the letter to Trump but he should probably leave now because people will think he is a protester.

Cary says that he will still likely vote for Trump, which feels like madness after this treatment. However he says that:

“I was a little sad but was more happy than sad because my purpose for being there was to give that document to Donald,” Cary said. “My mission was to make sure I got it in the right hands, because someone could have just easily tossed it or dropped it.”

Newsobserver.com also wrote;

Cary said he views the presidential race as a choice between two apples: one rotten apple and one that is sour and bitter. He views Trump as the sour one, and supports him because he said Trump has some redemptive qualities.

In the note itself, Cary told Trump the following:

“I have to get ready to come to Kinston. Donald I am not including everything. But you must defeat lying Hillary and lying Obama. These characters are bad really bad.”

 

See the incident below:

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