Alana Blumenthal, who curates the Loudoun Museum in nearby Leesburg, agreed there had never been a battle at or near the site, as did another expert who chose not to be named.

When told about the historians' denial of the so-called River of Blood massacre, Trump replied, "How would they know that? Were they there?"

He elaborated, explaining that the place he marked on the river was a "prime site for river crossings." "So, if people are crossing the river, and you happen to be in a civil war, I would say that people were shot — a lot of them," Trump said.

Mr. Trump repeatedly said that "numerous historians" had told him the golf club site was known as The River of Blood. But he said he did not remember their names.

Then he said the historians had actually spoken not to him but to "my people." But he refused to identify any underlings who might still possess the historians' names.

"Write your story the way you want to write it," Mr. Trump said finally, when pressed unsuccessfully for anything that could corroborate his claim. "You don't have to talk to anybody. It doesn't make any difference. But many people were shot. It makes sense." [The New York Times]

There was no Civil War battle on the Potomac that turned the Potomac into a "River of Blood."

http://theweek.com/speedreads/590756/civil-war-monument-donald-trumps-lowes-island-golf-course-commemorates-battle-thats-likely-fictional

There's no sense to ANYTHING that Republicans say.

any person can bring up an irrelevant fact and conversationally assert it non-sequitor hoping to play a head game

fact is your angry Trump didn't fall for the head game

pound sand

democrat, "if you didn't fall for my headgame your a child hater!"

This is the controversy that'll sink Trump. OMG, I'm sooo mad. Wow, just wow. Here is a great twitter for REAL CONSERVATIVES like myself.

https://twitter.com/demsrrealracist

OP, So what.

This worries me. My beloved cucks are getting the beat down.
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