To: combjelly who wrote (948837 ) 7/22/2016 8:26:34 AM From: puborectalis Read Replies (2) | Respond to Donald Trump is the Bernie Madoff of politicsmass deportations of more than 10 million undocumented immigrants , a ban on Muslim immigrants to the U.S., and the return of manufacturing jobs to the U.S. it’s pretty obvious doesn’t know a lot about the issues.” it was clear he had “absolutely no idea” what was being asked. it was equally obvious the candidate had no grasp of the basics of the nation’s founding document — he promised to defend Articles I, II, and even Article XII.. “gave him a little pause” and pointed to concerns that “there wasn’t a lot of substance” to the candidate.few weeks before the important Brexit vote in Britain, Trump didn’t even know what the term referred to . Matt Yglesias of Vox, meanwhile, asked voters to picture a President Donald Trump dealing with the recent coup attempt in Turkey, observing that it was hard to believe Trump had any grasp of the situation. He said of the crisis: “So many friends in Turkey. Great people, amazing people. We wish them well. A lot of anguish last night, but hopefully it will all work out.”As Michael Wolff observed for the Hollywood Reporter: “If there’s any pattern to Trump’s conversation, it’s that he’s vague on all subjects outside himself , his campaign, and the media. Everything else is mere distraction.”that many listed contact telephone numbers didn’t work , some offices had no websites or numbers listed at all, and just six offices actually answered phone calls. Senator Ted Cruz embarrassing the nominee by refusing to endorse him in his closely watched speech. now supports Trump.
