The problem isn’t Trump, it’s us.
In the immediate aftermath of the Trump press conference on February 16, the Orthodox Jewish community began the process of trying to make sense out of the President’s scolding of Jake Turx of Ami magazine. It’s no secret that Donald Trump received overwhelming support from Orthodox Jews in the ballot box; the fact that a Chassidic Jew was in the White House press core would have been a clear indication that their support was well-justified. No one would have expected that a journalist who had been a friendly face to Trump and his campaign for months would have been the recipient of a Presidential tongue lashing.
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