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5:08Now PlayingThe phrase "America, love it or leave it" has a pedigree dating back at least to the McCarthy era. In the 1970s, the phrase was employed again against those protesting America's involvement in the Vietnam War. The left has its own version, vowing to leave the country if a Republican is elected president. They rarely do.
President Trump resurrected the phrase by publicly slamming four freshmen congresswomen for their criticism of the United States and his policies. He suggested they "go back where you came from," though they are all American citizens.
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