Donald Trump is a racist.

He’s a white supremacist. He’s also KKK, a bigot, a Nazi — fill in the blank.

So say the Left.

Then how do they explain his reception in Houston on Saturday, when he and First Lady Melania met with lots of minority victims of Hurricane Harvey? He served food. . .

And he played with kids, too, accompanied by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott.

He also got down with kids to talk with them. . .

And picked them up to kiss them.

As one reporter from MSNBC — yes, that MSNBC — said, “This is Trump, the Grandpa.”

These pictures of @realDonaldTrump with children at a Houston shelter are fascinating. This is Trump the Grandpa, who public never sees.

— Garrett Haake (@GarrettHaake) September 2, 2017

The President also took selfies with the grownups, too. Lots and lots of selfies.

In addition to this woman who was thrilled that she met her President:

"I just met my President!" Said lady in pink after taking this selfie with @POTUS. #TexasStrong pic.twitter.com/rtK9IMP1CI

— Sarah Sanders (@PressSec) September 2, 2017

He even managed to change the minds of some who met him.

Evacuees who snapped this selfie w @realDonaldTrump says the encounter changed their opinion of him.

Found him to be kind, reassuring. pic.twitter.com/IYTHH7Nshi

— Elex Michaelson (@abc7elex) September 2, 2017

Meanwhile, a group of progressives continued their march from Charlottesville, VA, to Washington DC. Not only are they marching against white supremacy, they also are calling for removing Trump from office.

Right. As if.

But leftwing actor Mark Ruffalo is accompanying them, so this protest must be important, or something.

Yet the march isn’t doing too well. Oh, they managed to raise a lot of money, but very few people are actually trekking to DC from Charlottesville. Apparently the group started at 200 strong, but dwindled to 35.

Why the lack of interest? Because most people don’t care about their whining and bleating. They care more about the plight of their fellow Americans caught up in the hurricane disaster. They’re inspired by rescues, and the Coast Guard, and the Cajun Navy. And they love all the feels they get when they see the President and First Lady extending their care and support to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.