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UCmeNdc

(9,600 posts) Tue May 3, 2016, 01:32 AM May 2016

CNN Crushes Donald Trump By Repeating One Simple Three Letter Question

CNN showed the media how to rip the mask off of Donald Trump by doggedly repeating three little letters until Trump would answer a question.

Notice that Trump did not want to tell viewers that what he was talking about was a tariff. Experts have already warned that Trump’s tariff’s plan could be an economic disaster that would provoke a trade war, and if Chris Cuomo wouldn’t have asked Trump wouldn’t have admitted that he was referring to a proposal that would damage the US economy.

H-o-w? That simple three-letter question should be asked by any member of the media who interviews him from now until Election Day. Trump has been able to fluffibuster through interviews by not saying anything and sticking to his empty promises that mean nothing.

When Trump gets pushed, he crumbles. There is nothing behind the empty salesmanship. Donald Trump is a dangerous empty suit who is trying to con his way into the White House.

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CNN Crushes Donald Trump By Repeating One Simple Three Letter Question (Original Post) UCmeNdc May 2016 OP

Would you buy a used car from Trump? world wide wally May 2016 #1

I wouldn't buy a used hairpiece from him at a yard sale. nt silvershadow May 2016 #3

He has an interesting speech pattern Yupster May 2016 #2

aw I thought it would be WTF Skittles May 2016 #4

world wide wally

(21,744 posts)

1. Would you buy a used car from Trump?

Reply to UCmeNdc (Original post)

Tue May 3, 2016, 01:38 AM

May 2016

silvershadow

(10,336 posts)

3. I wouldn't buy a used hairpiece from him at a yard sale. nt

Reply to world wide wally (Reply #1)

Tue May 3, 2016, 01:57 AM

May 2016

Yupster

(14,308 posts)

2. He has an interesting speech pattern

Reply to UCmeNdc (Original post)

Tue May 3, 2016, 01:49 AM

May 2016

Most people have a general pattern of speech that they will make a claim. Then in the next sentence they will give an example or a piece of evidence.

I'm a New York Jets fan, so this is from love.

For example a person might say.

____________________________________________________

The Jets draft sucked.

That is the claim. The next sentence would give an example.

Drafting that quarterback in round two who's a multi-year project was wrong for a team without a starting quarterback.
___________________________________________________________

Now look at Trump. First he makes the claim.

I'm going to win New York State in the general election.

Then to offer evidence for his assertion, he adds the following

That I can tell you.

_______________________________________________________________

And people seem to accept that as evidence that what he said has been proven.

It's actually pretty interesting.

Skittles

(153,169 posts)

4. aw I thought it would be WTF

Reply to UCmeNdc (Original post)

Tue May 3, 2016, 01:59 AM

May 2016

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