Trump retweets a far-right British commentator praising his attacks on Omar

President Trump retweeted Saturday morning a far-right British commentator who suggested that "send it back!" Is the 2020 version of "lock up!"

The president, who was spending Saturday morning retweeting people to congratulate him and defend him, promoted four tweets by Katie Hopkins, including one that featured a Trump video about representative Ilhan Omar (D-Min.). a political rally this week. Trump stopped as the crowd chanted, "Send it back!"

"New campaign slogan # 2020? "You do not like it, leave it alone!" The send-back is the new lock-la-Bravo to #TeamTrump, "tweeted Hopkins with the video, referring to an anti-Hillary Clinton line often punctuated at the time. Trump rallies in 2016.

It has been almost a week since Trump attacked Omar and his colleagues, representatives Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (NY), Ayanna Pressley (Mbad.) And Rashida Tlaib (Mich.) With a racist tweet saying that they should "come back back and countries of origin, rather than criticizing the United States.

The four women are American citizens and only Omar was born abroad, in Somalia.

Since then, Trump has continued to step up the fight, refusing to go back on his badertion that Congressional women "hate" America.

The day after the rally, he said he was not satisfied with the crowd's song. But on Friday, he defended his supporters.

In another tweet shared by Trump, Hopkins explained in front of a camera for two minutes how "awesome" Trump was to take on four minority congressional women and make the election choice of 2020 between he and him.

"Will you choose socialists, choose ISIS, choose the Palestinian flag, choose CAIR?" She wrote. "Or are you going to choose to make America great again?"

In another tweet, she lamented, "How would we like to have such leadership in the UK? Do not like this country? You do not like what it gives you? Then leave.

Hopkins is known for his incendiary commentary. She wrote an article in 2015 comparing migrants to "roaches" and "ferocious humans". After the shooting of the Pittsburgh Synagogue in 2018, Hopkins accused the rabbi of supporting "mbad migration."

Trump accused Omar of being anti-Semitic because of his comments criticizing the Israeli government and its supporters.

The White House did not immediately answer the question of whether Trump was aware of Hopkins' past tweets. But this is not the first time he shares his comment.

A few weeks ago, he retweeted it to celebrate the rise of far right leaders around the world.

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