Republican Party claims Asian Americans communities are garnering support for Trump

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GOP is claiming that Asian Americans are coming together to vote for Trump.

In a recent press release presented by The Republican National Committee, the party shared examples of Asian Pacific Americans hosting meet-up events to re-elect the Republican president.

“These events not only serve as a way for members of the APA community to share their stories and better understand President Trump’s historic record of accomplishments, they also prepare participants to register more voters in their communities,” the press release states.

Weekly “Forty-Five and Freedom” meet-ups are held in which participants discuss how Trump achieved policies stated in promiseskept.com.

Another meet-up titled “The Story of Us” features Asian Americans sharing their immigrant stories and how Trump allowed them to achieved their American dream.

The events are held in states including Florida, Michigan, Ohio, Texas, New Mexico, and California.

“Hosting ‘Forty-Five and Freedom’ and ‘The Story of Us’ meet-ups are always a pleasure as I’ve never seen so much excitement and enthusiasm as we do now among Asian Pacific Americans, for the re-election of President Trump!” said Asian Pacific Americans for Trump Advisory Board Member Pastor Herman Martir.

Last month, Bruce Lee‘s daughter Shannon Lee has described Trump’s “kung flu” comments as “very much a racist”.

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