It would have been better if Trump had singled out “white supremacists” in his condemnation of the hate and violence in the U.S. instead of using an all-inclusive phrase for the 1,600 hate groups in the U.S., which, incidentally, include white supremacists, black supremacists, the KKK, Black Lives Matter, CAIR, Muslim Brotherhood, and liberals who riot, smash windows and burn cars and buildings on university campuses to prevent conservatives from speaking.  But let’s be honest.  It is hypocritical to criticize Trump for not specifically identifying the hate group in Charlottesville when Obama refused for eight years to say “Islamic terrorists” as they killed people all around the world and in the U.S., which is a bit more egregious than what Trump said.