Tony Stark
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The media should start asking Donald and his crazy moron surrogates if he is still a birther.
The answer would be something like "It was a joke. A sarcasm. Mostly. Geez you people have no sense of humor."The media should start asking Donald and his crazy moron surrogates if he is still a birther.
The media should start asking Donald and his crazy moron surrogates if he is still a birther.
Many people say that it didn't.Given the way he's hopped into bed with the so-called "alt right," I'm curious as to what would happen if a reporter suddenly asked him, "Mr. Trump, did the Holocaust happen?"
Cousin, not sister.
His tweet:
"Here's what I hear a lot of people say, okay, you have this great war, tremendous war, and of course you have all these bombs - lots of bombs - and people die, you know, people die. And then they come to me and say, Donald, six mi- six million Jews, and I say, you know, it's war, but six million? I don't know and you hear all these people, six million, you tell me."Given the way he's hopped into bed with the so-called "alt right," I'm curious as to what would happen if a reporter suddenly asked him, "Mr. Trump, did the Holocaust happen?"
A new candidate has emerged in the who posted that tweet to his account game. The crass, after his ghoulish delight in the event tweet, offering of condolences tweet came from an IPad. Now we have Android: Donald, IPhone: staff and IPad: Kellyanne(?).
The media should start asking Donald and his crazy moron surrogates if he is still a birther.
A bit off-topic, but how does one tell from looking a tweet what sort of device it was sent from?
A bit off-topic, but how does one tell from looking a tweet what sort of device it was sent from?
He sprung his immigration speech on everybody. Seems like he's giving it in Iowa today.
We're back to get them all out day one.
"On day one, I’m going to begin swiftly removing criminal illegal immigrants from this country,”
So his policy is now the same as Obama's?I could be wrong, but I think he is talking about illegal immigrants who have committed other crimes, not all illegal immigrants.
So his policy is now the same as Obama's?
So his policy is now the same as Obama's?
He's trying to have it both ways, I think. It's a double dog whistle. His base will think "criminal illegal immigrants" means all of them, while the good illegal immigrants will have some hope he's not talking about them.
are you Donald's speechwriter by any chance?"Here's what I hear a lot of people say, okay, you have this great war, tremendous war, and of course you have all these bombs - lots of bombs - and people die, you know, people die. And then they come to me and say, Donald, six mi- six million Jews, and I say, you know, it's war, but six million? I don't know and you hear all these people, six million, you tell me."
Hillary Clinton is methodically preparing for the presidential debates as a veteran lawyer would approach her biggest trial. She pores over briefing books thick with policy arcana and opposition research. She internalizes tips from the most seasoned debate coaches in her party. And she rehearses, over and over again, to perfect the pacing and substance of her presentation.
Donald Trump is taking a different approach. He summons his informal band of counselors — including former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani, talk-radio host Laura Ingraham and ousted Fox News Channel chairman Roger Ailes — to his New Jersey golf course for Sunday chats. Over bacon cheeseburgers, hot dogs and glasses of Coca-Cola, they test out zingers and chew over ways to refine the Republican nominee’s pitch.
Trump’s aides have put together briefing books, not that the candidate is devoting much time to reading them. Trump is not holding any mock debates, proudly boasting that a performer with his talents does not need that sort of prepping. Should Trump submit to traditional rehearsals, some associates are talking about casting Ingraham, an adversarial chronicler of Clinton scandals, to play the Democratic nominee.
“Donald Trump is the unpredictable X-factor and Hillary Clinton is the scripted statist,” said Kellyanne Conway, Trump’s new campaign manager, in an interview. “I fully understand why Team Clinton feels the need to drown her in briefing books and Hollywood consulting."