Trump critics accuse him of an exaggeration, but has he hit a bulls-eye when he says Americans of Indian heritage will target him for re-election?

It depends on a lot of who’s is doing the talking, who is reporting the stories and whose polls you choose to believe. In the age of Trump, facts can be fickle. They can be, as former Trump aide Kellyann Conway famously said, “alternative facts,” by which you can arrive at alternative truths, where there is more than one truth to the truth.

It’s complicated.
Take India Prime Minister Narendra Modi, for example.
Trump claims he has Modi’s support.

The US president bases that claim on what he called the “Howdy Modi” rally in Houston, Texas, in September 2019, which was attended by an estimated 50,000 members of America’s India immigrant population.

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