Trump Reacts To Woman Telling Him He 'Personally Demeaned' So Many Ex-Associates
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The former president was confronted by a DeSantis supporter at the Fox News town hall and tried to spin his way out of it.
Donald Trump on Wednesday wriggled out of a town hall question that noted his penchant for insulting people who once worked for him. (Watch the video below.)
A Ron DeSantis supporter named Jane buttered up the former president before confronting him on his putdowns at the Fox News gathering in Iowa ahead of Monday’s caucuses there.
“Mr. President, I am extremely grateful that in your first term, you accomplished great things,” she said. “But it was also with the help of many great people. Since that time, you have publicly criticized and personally demeaned so many of them. If you’re given four more years, how will you convince good people to take the risk of working with you?”
Trump danced around her reproach and, yep, resorted to name-calling.
“So, I have a lot of people that want to work with me,” he said, adding that he heard from important people in the military before the town hall.
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