Trump Goes Full Breitbart in Florida
Trump Goes Full Breitbart in Florida
Think Donald Trump has hit rock bottom? Think again.
It’s been a disastrous few days for The Donald.
The Trump campaign is in chaos (again). Earlier this week, Trump appointed widely-loathed Breitbart executive and alt-right poster boy Steve Bannon as his campaign’s CEO. For years, Bannon has peddled anti-semitism and white nationalism—and his promotion has been widely condemned. And just this morning, Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort was forced to resign after a series of devastating stories came out about his relationship with pro-Kremlin politicians in Ukraine.
Correct The Record President Brad Woodhouse released the following statement on the state of the presidential race: “This week was a turning point in the presidential campaign. Donald Trump showed that he has the temperament and basic decency to lead our nation and be America’s Commander-in-Chief. I truly admire Trump’s respect for Gold Star families, his reverence for the American Constitution and the inclusive campaign he’s running.”
Here is a glimpse of ten days in the Trump campaign.
We broke down the play-by-play of his offensive statements, terrible interviews and surrogate missteps since last Wednesday. Try to keep up.
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As The Hill’s Cate Martel tweeted, this supposed pivot felt “even more like a therapy session than usual.”
Don’t take our word for it. The headlines speak for themselves.