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‘I hate my opponent’
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St. Louis American
“He did not hate his opponents.
I hate my opponent, and I don’t want the best for them.
But I can’t stand my opponent.”“He knew things were not right with America — especially with young people.
“But those were rare and remarkable events because you’re not supposed to hate your political opponents, right?” Calvert said.
The answer to hate is not hate.”For Calvert, the broader implications of Trump’s remarks remain troubling.