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VisitImpact of Trump's 'horrible city' comment on Milwaukee's tourism?
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Trump Sparks Controversy with 'Horrible City' Comment on Milwaukee Ahead of RNC
Jun 18, 2024, 04:08 PM
Former President Donald Trump has sparked controversy by reportedly calling Milwaukee a 'horrible city' during a closed-door meeting with House Republicans on June 13. The comments come just weeks before the Republican National Convention is set to take place in Milwaukee. Trump has since denied making the remarks, calling them 'a total lie.' The Democratic National Committee (DNC) has seized on the reported comments, launching billboards across Milwaukee featuring Trump's alleged statement. Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett responded to Trump's comments with a retort, saying, 'Right back at ya, buddy.' The controversy has led to mixed reactions, with some defending Trump and others criticizing his remarks. Trump is currently campaigning in Wisconsin, including a rally in Racine, where he reiterated his support for Milwaukee, stating, 'I love Milwaukee. I was the one who picked Milwaukee.'
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