Watch Donald Trump Guess Incorrectly The Candidate Being Described To Him (VIDEO)

Red State ^ | February 18, 2016 | Jay Caruso

[laotzu]

Can't wait for...

Why not?

[nclaurel]

Please clarify what you are asking?

[odawg]

“Go ahead flame away Trumpers, show me the new face of “conservatism”.

Conservatism is not a force, it is an ideology. When you go to war, you can’t win with the ideological state of being of a leader, or the purported state of being of the leader, as in “consistent conservative”.

If our nation is to be saved, actions have to be implemented NOW, the kinds of CONSERVATIVE actions listed by Trump.

[laotzu]

Why can you not wait?

What will you do instead?

[kiryandil]

TEDState Alert!

:)

[nclaurel]

I didn’t say I would do anything instead of anything. I don’t think enough people take Cruz seriously enough to ask a gotcha question. When it happens we will see lots of Cruzers here scream unfair. Gotcha questions are unfair regardless of to whom they are directed. Those questions are not meant to ascertain information but merely to ridicule.

[kiryandil]

Excellent post. Everyone knows the media's "gotcha" game. :)

Camille Paglia:

And let me take this opportunity to say that of all the innumerable print and broadcast journalists who have interviewed me in the U.S. and abroad since I arrived on the scene nearly 20 years ago, Katie Couric was definitively the stupidest.

As a guest on NBC's "Today" show during my 1992 book tour, I was astounded by Couric's small, humorless, agenda-ridden mind, still registered in that pinched, tinny monotone that makes me rush across the room to change stations whenever her banal mini-editorials blare out at 5 p.m. on the CBS radio network.

Mika doesn't make anywhere NEAR Couric's $7500-an-hour going rate.

She's not smart enough.

Like a trained parrot, Mika can read her prepared talking points back fairly well. The CTE from the repeated poundings on her dorm room bed headboard hasn't incapacitated her TOO much - at least not yet...

[mmichaels1970]

She could have been talking about Cruz if she had left off the part about not taking PAC money from open borders people and homosexual donors.

And the huge crowds at rallies and inspiring a bunch of new voters.

[laotzu]

I didn't say I would do anything instead of anything

O.K. then. Thanks.

[Bubba Gump Shrimp]

Well, I’d still have Trump over Rubio, Bush, Clinton or Bernie.

(Cruz is a non-starter, as he’s not eligible to be POTUS.)

[pas]

Of course that is not what was said about healthcare. The word she used was Universal Healthcare (commonly known as single payer). Not everyone have access to healthcare. Nice try though.

[mmichaels1970]

I posted the transcript of the question at #15. She never said “Universal”.

[mmichaels1970]

Here it is without my breakdown. I see no mention of "universal".

"The candidate is considered a political outsider by all the pundits. He's tapping into the anger of the voters, delivers a populist message. He believes everyone in the country should have healthcare, he advocates for hedge fund managers to pay higher taxes, he's drawing thousands of people at his rallies, and bringing in a lot of new voters to the political process. And he's not beholden to any super PAC. Who am I describing" Brzezinski asked.

[LoneStar42]

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[orinoco]

picky picky...Trump is for free market healthcare, healthcare savings accounts and competitive insurance across state borders. If she meant single payer then why did she not say that? Because it was a gotcha question. You are reading into his answer what you want to. But that is not Trump policy. Deal with it!