Not actually true, but I assume it's comforting to think that.
If you actually want to know how you're mistaken, here's what I would have said if I were actually imitating Donald Trump's thought process:
"Hey! I like Bobby Jindal! Why does Donald Trump always have to say bad things about stuff I like?"
I'm not actually a big Jindal fan, so I say this purely by way of illustration, but hopefully you now see the difference.
“Not actually true, but I assume it’s comforting to think that.”
Why would it be comforting to me? I just noticed that many posters never bothered to read what Trump said, just went with the headline. Did exactly what they accused Trump of doing.
From CBS News:
SEPTEMBER 12, 2015, 5:15 AM|The Louisiana governor has called Trump a “narcissist,” an “egomaniac,” and “full of foolishness and nonsense.”
He also said something about Trump’s trust with nuclear weapons (he never said that about Obama) and his remarks were used against Trump for the first question in the second debate.
Does this clown think that the issues that Trump has majored in and have propelled him to the top are nothing but “foolishness and nonsense”?
Trump’s comment about Jindal dropping out was very generous, in case you didn’t bother reading beyond the headline.
Jindal’s hit was not in response to a hit from Trump. Strictly out of the blue on Jindal’s part to try to get attention. He came back here last night and attacked Trump.