Former Republican Rep. Scott Taylor eventually conceded—albeit begrudgingly—that it is “probably not” advisable for Trump to be palling around with the far-right figure.
William Vaillancourt has written for The Progressive, The Independent and Washington Monthly, among other places.
Refusing to admit defeat in the debunked conspiracy theory, Trump told a rally in Arizona that geese are now involved.
“The racism that Donald Trump grew up with told him—promised him—that that kind of thing could never happen to him.”
“You have to be loud. You have to be buffoonish. You have to lie like there’s no tomorrow.”
The pop star should “just” sing, the Fox News host suggested.
“I’m trying to decide if I want to go on record, and the answer is yes,” Frank Luntz told Piers Morgan Wednesday. “I think that he loses because of this debate performance.”
Trump looked “angry” and was scowling, the CNN host said—one of several post-debate reactions that were critical of the former president.
Kamala Harris responded with a jab during the presidential debate: “Donald Trump was fired by 81 million people.”
The CNN anchor appeared bewildered at comments made by former Rep. Scott Taylor.
Watters appeared amused by the message, which came in a segment about college students going back to school.