The mayor of Kenosha, Wis., said Sunday that he prefers President Trump not visit “at this point in time.”
The president is scheduled to visit …
The mayor of Kenosha, Wis., said Sunday that he prefers President Trump not visit “at this point in time.” The president is scheduled to visit the city on Tuesday to survey the damage from protests and clashes. “Realistically, from our perspective, our preference would have been for him not to be coming at this point in time,” Mayor John Antaramian (D) told NPR’s “Weekend Edition.” Kenosha has experienced a week of protests following the police shooting of Jacob Blake. “All presidents are always welcome and campaign issues are always going on. But it would have been, I think, better had he waited to have for another time to come,” Antaramian added. The Democratic mayor told NPR that the situation in Kenosha was “not the situation, I think, that people perceive — that the people in Kenosha are rioting.
