By: Bitethehand

Bitethehand
Sat, 26 Oct 2024 05:56:44 +0000

In reply to NiceChappie.

Washington Post Headline and content:

“How Trump talks: Abrupt shifts, profane insults, confusing sentences.

The Republican presidential nominee calls it “the weave” and a sign of a brilliant mind, but his remarks at recent public appearances have been strikingly erratic and coarse”.

Such as

“I have no cognitive,” he said at a town hall in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, on Oct. 20. “She may have a cognitive problem, but, but there’s no cognitive problem.”

and:

“For weeks and weeks, I’m up here ranting and raving. Last night, 100,000 people, flawless. Ranting and raving. I’m ranting and raving. Not a mistake. And then I’ll be at a little thing, and I’ll say something, a little bit like ‘the,’ I’ll say, ‘dah,’ they’ll say, ‘He’s cognitively impaired.’ No. I’ll let you know when I will be. I will be someday. We all will be someday, but I’ll be the first to let you know”.

— Oct. 13 rally in Prescott Valley, Arizona.

And

“And then they have the apps, right? How about the apps? Where they have an app so that the gangs, the people, the cartels, the heads of ’em, they can call the app. They call the second-most resettled population. Nobody’s ever seen. They call up the app and they ask, ‘Where do we drop the illegals?’ And people are on the other side, and they left that. She actually created an app, a phone system, where they can call up. I mean, she’s a criminal. She’s a criminal. She really is. If you think about it.”

— Oct. 11 rally in Aurora, Colorado

Trump spokesman Steven Cheung in an email praised the Republican nominee’s rhetoric: “President Trump is the greatest orator in political history”…

Well if you discount:

Abraham Lincoln. (1809 –1865)
Winston Churchill. (1874 –1965)
Mohandas Gandhi. (1869 –1948)
John F. Kennedy. (1917 – 1963)
Nelson Mandela. (1918 – Present)
Martin Luther King Jr. (1929 –1968)

And I’m sure you can find others to add to the list but I doubt Trump will be one of them.