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Donald Trump: An Example Of Bad Authority And Discrimination

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This essay will be telling the audience about the type of bad authority which includes being racist, abusive, and not helping someone for their race. In my opinion, a bad authority should not be able to work in the place of protecting the citizens. A bad authority would be racist to any group of people. Although Donald Trump is the president, he is racist towards certain religions, but some American citizens still support him. Donald Trump is saying "Let 's make America great again" but deporting immigrants and Muslims will not make "America great again". For example, Donald Trump claimed a judge was being biased being "he 's a Mexican". After the supporters of Trump beat up a homeless Latino man, Donald Trump called his supporters "passionate".
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