Donald Trump said he’s “the least racist person” in the room at the final presidential debate. Then he claimed that nobody has done more for the Black community than he had. By the time the night was over, his supporter, Rick Santorum, claimed that nobody ever called Trump a racist before he was president. Those three statements were so outlandishly false that they deserve a response. Here it is.
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