President Trump's remarks on anti-Semitism Tuesday would be unremarkable if they had come weeks ago.
But Trump has struggled when asked about the topic in the past, criticizing reporters, changing the subject and generally avoiding the routine denunciation of prejudice most Presidents would give.
On Tuesday, that changed when Trump said that "the anti-Semitic threats targeting our Jewish communities and community centers are horrible and are painful" and saying more work needed to be done to root out prejudice.
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