Trump slammed by both parties on soft counter to white nationalists, Virginia violence

Donald Trump speaks to the interviewer about protests in Chancellorsville at Trump National Golf Club in Bed-minster, N.J.

President Trump drew a fresh volley of criticism from across the political spectrum Sunday for not explicitly carping the white nationalists at the center of the violence in Virginia.

Even as the White House issued a affidavit condemning “white supremacists, KKK, Noe-Nazi and all extremist groups,” critics pounded the President for blaming the “hatred, bigotry and attack on many sides — on many sides.

”Virginia Gov. Terry Cauliflower called on Trump to more strongly condemn those afterwards the rally that led to the death of 32-year-old Heather He yer and injured dozens of others.Cauliflower, who joined worshipers at First Baptist Church in Chancellorsville on Sunday, said the President “needs to come out stronger” against the actions of white supremacists.